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• An Academic Beat Rapper-Scholar An Scc Ambassador To Street-Wise Kids

  March 30, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A1 Verbal skills 1. Just as fellow rappers in B.A.D. (bonded and dedicated) by Association lay hands on Chauncey Jones, the rapper-scholar at SCC hopes to connect at-risk students to an …

• Barry Baker Baker Construction Building On Broader Foundation That Includes Golf Course

  March 30, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A11 Barry Baker spreads out plans for his next project. Photo by Torsten Kjellstrand/The Spokesman-Review

• Calm In An Endless Storm Nun Offers A Steady Hand To Women In Crisis

  March 30, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A1 Sister Patty Beattie, center, and Maria Calabrese, right, stuff envelopes while Chelsea Johnson works on a poster for the day’s activities at the Women’s Drop in Center. Photo by Kristy …

• Street Saviors Former Addicts, Prostitutes And Gang Members Trade Crime For Christ Through Victory Outreach, And Now Try To Add To Their Flock

  March 29, 1998 in Features on Page E1 1. In a room resonating with passionate, individual prayers, Bobby Mendez seeks rebirth and a chance to escape the violence of gang life at Victory Outreach ministries in Spokane. Photos …

• The Key To Success Future Seems Limitless For Gifted Key Tronic Employee

  March 29, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A20 1. Inain Santiago (center, standing) has worked his way from assembler to trainer in less than a year at Key Tronic in Juarez. Santiago plans to attend college in the …

• Small Victories Victory Outreach Tries To Right The Lives Of Addicts And Criminals With A Mix Of Religion And Discipline

  March 29, 1998 in Features on Page E12 1. Loud Christian music mixes with the sound of men’s prayers in a cold room at Victory Outreach. The early morning exercise helps the members stay focused throughout the day. …

• Heavenly Goal Soon-To-Be Ordained Deacon Hopes To Become An Nfl Referee

  March 28, 1998 in Features on Page E1 1. College football referee Steve Wilson, who hopes to jump to the NFL this season, won’t say what the penalty is for skipping church. Photo by Torsten Kjellstrand/The Spokesman-Review 2. …

• Holding Her Own Valley Fire’s First Woman Firefighter Makes It On Merit In Work Environment Dominated By Males

  March 28, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V1 1. Susan Pine has been the first and only woman Valley firefighter since 1987. Photo by Steve Thompson/The Spokesman-Review 2. When the big red fire engine pulls up to the …

• Bowler’s Right On Target Fast Start In State Tournament Has Nelson Eyeing A Pro Career

  March 27, 1998 in Sports on Page C7 1. Jamie Nelson’s bowling career is rolling right along, even though the Spokane woman has been competing seriously for only four years. Photo by Liz Kishimoto/The Spokesman-Review 2. Nelson

• Teresa Brooks Lewis And Clark Year: Junior Sport: Track Events: 200, 400, Relays

  March 26, 1998 in Sports on Page C5 Teresa Brooks

• Sandberg Has Good Reason For Optimism Saxons Open Season Against U-Hi

  March 26, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 Eric Sandberg can deliver wins for Ferris. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review

• Ready To Swing Away Multitalented Andrizzi Leads Experienced U-Hi

  March 26, 1998 in Sports on Page C5 Cheryl Andrizzi’s focus has returned to softball at U-Hi following two game-related accidents that briefly reduced her interest in the sport. Photo by Steve Thompson/The Spokesman-Review

• Devion Tensley West Valley Year: Senior Sport: Track Events: Long Jump, Triple Jump

  March 26, 1998 in Sports on Page C5 Devion Tensley

• Filmmaker Finds Lost Stories Documentary Shows How Women Helped Shape Forest Policy, Practices

  March 25, 1998 in Idaho on Page B1 Filmmaker Lauren Fins has produced a documentary on the role of women in the management of North Idaho forests. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review

• Flea With A Flair Leeb, The Smallest, Speediest Chief, Does Big Things

  March 24, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 1. Leeb 2. Greg Leeb (20) scraps for the puck with a Portland Winter Hawk, while Spokane Chiefs coach Mike Babcock looks on from the bench. Photo by Jason Clark/The …

• The Key To Survival The Money Man

  March 22, 1998 on Page H8 1. Stanley Hiller, the man behind Key Tronic’s move to Mexico, is a tough businessman who got his start by building experimental aircraft. These days, he’s an investor who saves …

• Craig Hart Hedge Fund Manager Ready To Bounce When Market Blips

  March 16, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A11 Craig Hart has transformed his father’s traditional broker-dealer business into a capital management company. Photo by Jason Clark/The Spokesman-Review

• A Tiny Window To Family History Couple Builds Replica Of Old Farm

  March 16, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A1 Jim and Vera Shaw helped their grandkids get a feel for farm life with this model. Photo by Kristy MacDonald/The Spokesman-Review

• Martinez A Big Hit

  March 15, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 Not your average big-league ballplayer 1. Edgar Martinez takes time to satisfy fans’ hunger for his autograph after batting practice in Peoria, Ariz. His “unrelenting decency and gentle humor” make …

• Valley Greenhouse Blossoms From Seeds Of Friendship

  March 14, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V4 Ed and Dee Peck, left, and Dotti and Fred Gurney started up friendships and then this greenhouse. Photo by Steve Thompson/The Spokesman-Review

• Father, Son Climb Ladder To Top At Different Hospitals

  March 8, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A1 From the humble beginnings of food and laundry service, Joe Legel, right, and his son, Tomm have risen to the top as chief financial officers of area hospitals. Photo by …

• Davis Is New Queen Of The B’S Manson Sharpshooter Steals Show

  March 8, 1998 in Sports on Page C7 Katie Davis is the all-time tournament scoring leader. Photo by Colin Mulvany/The Spokesman-Review

• Road To The B’S Has Been Long For Leschi’s Lach Senior Who Moved To U.S. When He Was Young Boy Has Gutted Out Tourney

  March 8, 1998 in Sports on Page C7 Borin Lach is Chief Leschi’s Cambodian connection. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review

• Hazel Wolf: She’s Seattle Treasure Longtime Environmental Activist, ‘Simply A Phenomenal Person,’ Will Turn 100 On Tuesday

  March 6, 1998 in City on Page B2 Hazel Wolf

• At Peace, But Not At Rest While Admitting His Shortcomings, Former Cal Coach Todd Bozeman Hopes To Revive A Career Gone Sour

  March 5, 1998 in Sports on Page C2 Todd Bozeman’s emphasis on recruiting prep All-Americans to Berkeley helped lead to his downfall. Photo by Associated Press

• Triplett Looks To Next Year

  March 5, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V10 Rebecca Triplett

• Athletic Trio’s Basketball Careers Winding Down

  March 5, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page N10 1. Jolley 2. Stime 3. Wood

• Energy To Share Cheney Hoops Star Kara Weitman Helps Keep Teammates Charged Up

  March 5, 1998 on Page S6 Cheney basketball standout Kara Weitman has her eye on coaching the sport at the high school or college level. Photo by Kristy MacDonald/The Spokesman-Review

• Vik Star Turns Corner Cda’s Hoorelbeke Matures Into Powerful Force On Offense

  March 4, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 Six-foot-6 Casey Hoorelbeke is one of the focal points on offense for Coeur d’Alene as it heads into the state tournament this week. Photo by Liz Kishimoto/The Spokesman-Review

• Emerging From Shadows Buoyed By Memories Of Ex-Teammate, Whitworth’s Welch E Title

  March 3, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 FROM SPORTS REPLAY (Wednesday, March 4, 1998): The event times in the Tuesday story on Whitworth College swimmer Dan Welch were for yards, not meters. Senior Dan Welch leads Whitworth …

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