January 20, 1995 in Seven The following is a complete schedule of events: Tonight 7:30 P.M. Lazer Vaudeville Show, Panida Theater 9 P.M. Bop ‘n’ Bowl to ‘50s and ‘60s music, Sandpoint Bowl

January 20, 1995 in Seven Snow sculptures have long been a part of Sandpoint’s winter carnival. File/The Spokesman-Review

January 20, 1995 in Seven James Warwick plays King Arthur in “Camelot.”

January 20, 1995 in Seven 1. Norman hugs Ethel in a poignant scene. 2. Ethel and the mailman (Maryanne Revels and Doug Wolf) listen to Norman (Darrel Louks) grouse about old age. Photo by Jesse …

January 20, 1995 in Seven So when did the movies start going to the theater again? Back in the days when films were learning to talk, Broadway and Hollywood maintained a frosty marriage of convenience. …

January 20, 1995 in Seven Janet Brown

January 20, 1995 in Seven Following is a schedule of remaining events for the Northwest Bach Festival: Today 4 P.M. harpsichord master class with Ilton Wjuniski, EWU Music Building Recital Hall, Cheney (free)

January 20, 1995 in Seven Architecturally speaking, Swan’s Landing is a delicious piece of work. The large building on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille just outside Sandpoint has the comfortable feeling of an old …

January 20, 1995 in Seven On Jan. 11 a Wednesday night a shoulder-toshoulder crowd of 400 celebrated the opening of Zut!, a French bistro-style restaurant in New York City. The focal point of the packed …

January 20, 1995 in Seven Christian Slater is the lawyer and Kevin Bacon, the inmate, in “Murder in the First.”

January 20, 1995 in Seven Director John Singleton doesn’t mind the unfavorable notices he has received, any more than he objects to the acclaim that has come his way - a large body of pro …

January 20, 1995 in Seven It took five years, but the local rock band Limbo Ladds has produced its debut album. Now the power trio begins the daunting process of promoting the self-titled disc, beginning …

January 20, 1995 in Seven Long-neglected bluegrass fans can take heart - there’s a new bluegrass club in town and they plan to get high and lonesome Saturday. The Inland Northwest Bluegrass Association will present …

January 20, 1995 in Seven For the second year in a row, the Valley Repertory Theater is presenting an evening of original one-act plays. It’s called “New Stage II” and it opens tonight and runs …

January 20, 1995 in Seven Uptown Opera will preview two operas in its upcoming season at the monthly meeting of Opera Buffs of Spokane, Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Rockwood Retirement Center, E2903 25th.

January 20, 1995 in Seven The critical reaction to the latest (sixth) film version of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women” has been, to say the least, interesting. Since Alcott’s book is considered a classic of …

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 In an effort to catch more tax cheats, the Internal Revenue Service plans to vastly expand the secret computer database of information it keeps on virtually all Americans. Likely to …

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Gov. Phil Batt’s standoff with embattled state Fish and Game commissioners comes to a head this morning. Eleven days after asking for letters of resignation from all six commissioners, Batt …

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Ivan

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Solid waste director Steve Wulf says a new gas collection system will remove some of the smell from the Fighting Creek Landfill. Photo by Jesse Tinsley/The Spokesman-Review

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Bert and Ernie assist Rep. Nita Lowy in defending federal funding for public broadcasting. Photo by Associated Press

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Mary and Richard Hartman have been called pioneers in cyberpolitics. Photo by Associated Press

January 20, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 The federal judge handling the huge Hanford downwinders’ lawsuit is keeping secret a report that sharply criticizes a $27 million, taxpayer-funded study of past radiation releases from the nuclear reservation. …