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Archives | Saturday, July 31, 2004

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MPV is now an “expressive” minivan
Sat., July 31, 2004
“Can you say Hemi?”
Sat., July 31, 2004
NASCAR’s outdated engine specs
Sat., July 31, 2004
Test drive important
Sat., July 31, 2004
Teresa’s View
Sat., July 31, 2004
Reader just lives with the “idiot light”
Sat., July 31, 2004

Business

Purcell to move to industrial park
Sat., July 31, 2004
Good news can go a long way
Sat., July 31, 2004
Briefly: Business news
Sat., July 31, 2004
U.S. economic growth slows sharply in spring
Sat., July 31, 2004
Was 2001 slowdown really a recession?
Sat., July 31, 2004
Stocks up despite economic news
Sat., July 31, 2004
Itron cuts 40 more positions
Sat., July 31, 2004
Advanced Input Devices readies Shanghai plant
Sat., July 31, 2004
Microsoft payout goes far
Sat., July 31, 2004
Special bosses make others feel special
Sat., July 31, 2004
A stylish comeback
Sat., July 31, 2004
COMING SUNDAY
Sat., July 31, 2004

Column

The Slice: Young boy really makes a good point
Sat., July 31, 2004

Features

Bridge
Sat., July 31, 2004
Coming out will be on ‘Simpsons’
Sat., July 31, 2004
Comic changes
Sat., July 31, 2004
Protestant majority on downward trend
Sat., July 31, 2004
Bob Edwards takes on new show
Sat., July 31, 2004
L.M. Boyd Trivia
Sat., July 31, 2004
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Sat., July 31, 2004
Obituaries
Sat., July 31, 2004
IDAHO CALENDAR
Sat., July 31, 2004
The stars show what kind of day you’
Sat., July 31, 2004
Higher-up should be alerted about unethical conduct
Sat., July 31, 2004
It can’t be a junker if it’s paid for
Sat., July 31, 2004
Design, devotion
Sat., July 31, 2004
Be sure to be considerate of your campground neighbors
Sat., July 31, 2004
Tell us about your summertime fling
Sat., July 31, 2004
Candidate’ seems pointless reality
Sat., July 31, 2004
Eastern Oregon bishop requiring ‘Affirmation of Faith’
Sat., July 31, 2004
Mary-Kate Olsen’s eating disorder could humanize her image
Sat., July 31, 2004
Writer explores everything about Mary
Sat., July 31, 2004
But to us, there’s nothing like ‘Lady and the Tramp’
Sat., July 31, 2004
Genital warts can be eradicated
Sat., July 31, 2004
Discerning God’s will is about listening
Sat., July 31, 2004
Summertime boozers who show they’re real losers
Sat., July 31, 2004
SPOKANE calendar
Sat., July 31, 2004

Idaho

Family escapes house fire after being rousted by cat
Sat., July 31, 2004
Summer lunches
Sat., July 31, 2004
Meetings
Sat., July 31, 2004
Artistic spread
Sat., July 31, 2004
Officials rip wastewater critics
Sat., July 31, 2004
Got treasure? Appraiser will tell you for sure
Sat., July 31, 2004
Accused assailant ruled fit for trial
Sat., July 31, 2004
Henry Buhrmester a serious man with sense of humor
Sat., July 31, 2004
New friendship to go nationwide
Sat., July 31, 2004
Briefly: Regional news
Sat., July 31, 2004
Woman expresses love of freedom through moose
Sat., July 31, 2004
Court asked to force removal of beach barrier
Sat., July 31, 2004
Plea deal is reached in murder
Sat., July 31, 2004
At-risk teenagers take alternate path
Sat., July 31, 2004
Idaho records
Sat., July 31, 2004
Commissioners told to keep it simple
Sat., July 31, 2004
Parade of Homes offers 15 masterpieces
Sat., July 31, 2004
Bus driver takes seventh in international contest
Sat., July 31, 2004
HOPE crusade Saturday at Kootenai County fairgrounds
Sat., July 31, 2004

Nation/World

Girls Gone Wild’ makers to pay $1.1 million to settle
Sat., July 31, 2004
Impact on liberties weighed
Sat., July 31, 2004
Airport banishes parts of suitcase art exhibit
Sat., July 31, 2004
Military: 20 rebels killed in Fallujah
Sat., July 31, 2004
Two cases of West Nile virus reported in Utah
Sat., July 31, 2004
Briefly: National news
Sat., July 31, 2004
NASA to send Messenger
Sat., July 31, 2004
Officers admit urging cover-up
Sat., July 31, 2004
Greek workers threaten to strike during Olympics
Sat., July 31, 2004
Powell vows to speed up aid to Iraqis
Sat., July 31, 2004
Church workers kidnapped, released
Sat., July 31, 2004
Pakistan’s next prime minister survives attack
Sat., July 31, 2004
Muslim shifts to guilty plea, will help with probe of plot
Sat., July 31, 2004
Sudan warned to act against deadly militias
Sat., July 31, 2004
Sumatran rhino gives birth in captivity again
Sat., July 31, 2004
Chemical effective repellent for sharks
Sat., July 31, 2004
Record deficit forecast
Sat., July 31, 2004
Embassies of Israel, U.S. hit in Uzbekistan
Sat., July 31, 2004
Senators cautious on 9-11 response
Sat., July 31, 2004
Gas pipeline explosion kills 15 in Belgium
Sat., July 31, 2004
Government told to explain why Libyan held
Sat., July 31, 2004

Opinion

Undecided? That can’t be possible
Sat., July 31, 2004
Sandpoint faces tough decisions
Sat., July 31, 2004
Speech well received, but why?
Sat., July 31, 2004

Other

Miss Spokane Valley
Sat., July 31, 2004
Good news? We’ll help you share it
Sat., July 31, 2004
The Valley Voice
Sat., July 31, 2004

Pacific NW

Judge: Workers must be protected
Sat., July 31, 2004
Cle Elum area fire claims homes
Sat., July 31, 2004
Klamath salmon kill possibly understated
Sat., July 31, 2004
Reversal of field-burning decision requested
Sat., July 31, 2004
Film festival helps bring Hollywood to Driggs
Sat., July 31, 2004
Columbia nuclear reactor shut down
Sat., July 31, 2004

Spokane

Surgical-error victim dies at 52
Sat., July 31, 2004
Official records
Sat., July 31, 2004
Yes, it’s hot - so let’s cool it!
Sat., July 31, 2004
Guilty plea in cross-burning
Sat., July 31, 2004
Accuracy watch
Sat., July 31, 2004
Holschen, Stevens in GOP primary
Sat., July 31, 2004
Lampert on ballot for commissioner’s post
Sat., July 31, 2004
Will prison slam door on her recovery?
Sat., July 31, 2004
Police arrest felon linked to Valley shooting
Sat., July 31, 2004
Lottery numbers
Sat., July 31, 2004
Company settles harassment suit
Sat., July 31, 2004

Sports

Indians win 3rd straight
Sat., July 31, 2004
Barnes in running for post at No. Illinois
Sat., July 31, 2004
Morrison scores 11 in win as U.S. advances to semifinals
Sat., July 31, 2004
Friday’s games
Sat., July 31, 2004
Today’s menu
Sat., July 31, 2004
Feeling that can’t be beat
Sat., July 31, 2004
Aggressive Mets add two starters
Sat., July 31, 2004
Football ticket sales on a record pace
Sat., July 31, 2004
NO HEADLINE
Sat., July 31, 2004
Non-Olympian Lennox leads Storm past Lynx with season-high 23
Sat., July 31, 2004
Sorenstam falls back on back 9
Sat., July 31, 2004
It’s one-stop shopping for golfer’s game
Sat., July 31, 2004
Molina takes a bite out of Mariners
Sat., July 31, 2004
A career on the ropes: Tyson KO’d
Sat., July 31, 2004
On the air
Sat., July 31, 2004
Patches will be examined
Sat., July 31, 2004
Hanson signs 4-year contract with Lions
Sat., July 31, 2004
Briefly: National sports
Sat., July 31, 2004

Voices

Senior activities
Sat., July 31, 2004
Boy arrested after car chase ending at side of house
Sat., July 31, 2004
Jail bookings
Sat., July 31, 2004
School reunions
Sat., July 31, 2004
Senior meals
Sat., July 31, 2004
Youth
Sat., July 31, 2004
Enjoy music, entertainment at midsummer celebration
Sat., July 31, 2004
Show us your team
Sat., July 31, 2004
Calendar
Sat., July 31, 2004
Community service
Sat., July 31, 2004
Church remodeling former fitness club into youth center
Sat., July 31, 2004
Pizza Playland opens this week at Players and Spectators
Sat., July 31, 2004
Grocery Outlet first champions
Sat., July 31, 2004
‘We’re about having fun’
Sat., July 31, 2004
Swimmers getting the itch after leaving lake waters
Sat., July 31, 2004
Bearded iris need little care, offer great blooms
Sat., July 31, 2004
Calling all royalty
Sat., July 31, 2004
Letters
Sat., July 31, 2004
Jamie Pancho to coach WV
Sat., July 31, 2004
It’s a small thing that unfortunately can grow
Sat., July 31, 2004