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Friday, January 27, 1995
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Football Isn’t The Only Sport Available To Area Fans This Weekend
January 27, 1995 in Seven Sure, there’s a football game on this weekend. But that doesn’t mean you have to spend all tonight and Saturday in front of the TV in preparation. Does it? If …
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Hal Galper Trio To Play Hobart’s Jazz Alley
January 27, 1995 in Seven After years of adding his distinctive touch to a series of first-rate jazz bands, pianist Hal Galper stepped out four years ago to make a name for himself. He’ll bring …
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Local Spots Are Your Ticket To Super Bowl Fun Forget About Miami: Stick Around Town, Where The Biggest Of The Big Games Will Be Happening On Screens Everywhere
January 27, 1995 in Seven Super Bowl XXIX tickets costing $200 a pop. You won’t need them.
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Concert Features Songs From Boyd’s ‘Reservation Blues’
January 27, 1995 in Seven Sherman Alexie
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‘Steel Magnolias’ Cast Members Put Energy, Emotions Into Roles
January 27, 1995 in Seven “Steel Magnolias” Time and location: Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m., Feb. 9-25, Sixth Street Melodrama, Wallace Tickets: $9, $7 for seniors/students, call 752-3081 for reservations. Rehearsals are about …
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Spokane Gets First Look At ‘Life’s Vacation’ Premiering Play Finds Humor In A Serious Subject
January 27, 1995 in Seven Playwright Rita Nachtmann. Photo by Dan Pelle/The Spokesman-Review
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Hungry Readers Share Suggestions On Great Area Restaurants To Try
January 27, 1995 in Seven Everybody’s a critic. When it comes to food, that is. And lately, a few readers have been playing restaurant reviewer, generously sharing their recommendations of area eateries worthy of more …
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Eating In Restaurant Is Still Like Being At Home
January 27, 1995 in Seven When a woman sets out to spend on herself the two things of which we all have the least - spare time and extra money - she expects certain rewards. …
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Quartet’s Strings From 17th Century
January 27, 1995 in Seven The Lafayette String Quartet Time and location: Sunday, 3 p.m., The Met Tickets: $15 ($10 for students/seniors) at Hoffman Music and G&B; String players long to play “the perfect instrument.” …
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Symphony Guest Conducts In Two Distinctive Realms
January 27, 1995 in Seven The Spokane Symphony Orchestra Guests: conductor Kazuyoshi Akiyama and flute soloist Marina Piccinini Time and location: tonight, 8, Opera House Tickets: $11-$25, available at the symphony ticket office, 624-1200, and …
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Other Views
January 27, 1995 in Seven Here’s what other critics say about “Immortal Beloved:” Steven Rea/Philadelphia Inquirer: There is, however, one achingly beautiful cinematic passage that, while it doesn’t redeem all the other hammy nonsense, does …
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This Beethoven Saga Won’t Evoke Any Ode To Joy
January 27, 1995 in Seven Gary Oldman stars as Ludwig van Beethoven in “Immortal Beloved.”
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Subtly Done, ‘Death And The Maiden’ Is A First-Rate Suspense Flick
January 27, 1995 in Seven ‘Death and the Maiden’ *** 1/2 Theaters: Magic Lantern and Lyons Ave. Cast: Directed by Roman Polanski, it stars Sigourney Weaver, Ben Kingsley and Stuart Wilson Running time: 102 minutes …
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History Making A Big Comeback In Today’s Movies
January 27, 1995 in Seven “Legends of the Fall” is a turn-of-the-century Western epic.
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‘Sexiest Man’ Powers Top Movie
January 27, 1995 in Seven “Higher Learning,” starring Laurence Fishburne, rear, and Omar Epps, finished at No. 2.
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Uniqueness Of Ball Of Destruction May Be What Limits Its Success
January 27, 1995 in Seven One of the chances you take starting a band is that no matter how hard you work, how well you play on stage or how many fine recordings you release, …
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Touring Art Gallery Comes To Town
January 27, 1995 in Seven Park West Gallery, “North America’s Touring Fine Art Gallery,” is coming to town for a two-night sale of custom framed prints and other work, tonight and Saturday at the Sheraton-Spokane …
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Clinton Tells Owners, Players To ‘Play Ball’
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 President Clinton intervened in the major league baseball strike Thursday, directing federal mediator Bill Usery to call players and owners back into negotiations that have been stalled since Dec. 22. …
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A Haunted Life For Survivor, There Is No Getting Over The Horror Of Auschwitz
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 1. ‘Never again’. A couple walk the railroad tracks that brought as many as 1.5 million people to their deaths at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps. Photo by Associated Press 2. …
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Spokane Ranked 19th-Safest City In America
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Spokane is among the top 20 safest cities to live in in America, according to a survey released Thursday. Atlanta is the most dangerous.
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House Oks Balanced Budget Amendment A Provision Requiring A Three-Fifths Majority To Raise Taxes Fails
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 The House voted overwhelmingly Thursday to add a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution by 2002, making good on perhaps the most the far-reaching promise in the Republicans’ “Contract With …
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Simpson Trial
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Thursday’s developments: Angry response. Accusing the defense of misconduct for releasing a late witness list, prosecutors ask for a 30-day continuance and sanctions against the defense. Hospitalized. Prosecutor William Hodgman …
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L.A. Cop’s Actions Don’t Go Unnoticed Simpson Attorney Promises To Make Issue Of Fuhrman’s Conduct
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 O.J. Simpson’s lead attorney says he will make detective Mark Fuhrman’s conduct in Spokane a trial issue. The chief homicide investigator in the Simpson murder case also will be questioned …
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Rights Champion Dies
January 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 Broadbent

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