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Articles in Apr 12, 2008, issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• FRONTIER FILES CHAPTER 11
  by WAYNE HEILMAN
• 3 COWBOYS FIND THEIR WAY HOME
  by BILL REED
• PLAN WOULD CUT FUNDS TO CHARTER SCHOOLS
  by ED SEALOVER
• Letters
• SERVICES
• I-70 TOLL BILL IS WEAKER, BUT ALIVE
  by ED SEALOVER
• 'IT'S LIKE BEING IN A CANDY STORE'
  by DEBBIE KELLEY
• CLOSE ENOUGH
  by JUSTIN SHAW
• FINANCIAL WOES MAY FORCE CHARITY TO END HELP FOR DISABLED
  by PERRY SWANSON
• NICHOLLS' TRIAL WILL REMAIN IN EL PASO COUNTY
  by DENNIS HUSPENI
• Words of Wisdom
  by STORY BY MARK BARNA
• BIRTHS
• Europe shows the way in using anarchy to make the roads safer
  by BILL McKEOWN
• SIMTEK REJECTS CYPRESS OFFER
  by WAYNE HEILMAN
• ASSEMBLY GLANCE FRIDAY IN REVIEW
  by -- Ed Sealover,
• Triple your fun today, Sunday
• Planting new life in Hayman burn area
• AUDIT: SOFTWARE ISN'T SECURE
  by DEBBIE KELLEY
• 'GUARDIAN ANGEL' GETS RECOGNITION
  by LANCE BENZEL
• OUR VIEW
• STUDENTS WANT OK TO BRING GUNS
  by BRIAN NEWSOME
• Wiener dog keeps on truckin' after 18th birthday
  by CAROL McGRAW
• DEATHS
• ON THE STUMP
  by Ed Sealover, Pam Zubeck Submit items to pam.zubeck@gazette.com
• PAFFETT TO SUCCEED, NOT REPLACE, HALL
  by JAKE SCHALLER
• Scholar/author offers lectures, workshops
  by MARK BARNA,