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• Peacock Network All Smiles Over Comedies’ Ratings

  March 26, 1998 in Features on Page D4 NBC laughed its way to the top last week with all six shows in a special Thursday night comedy lineup, including two “Seinfeld” episodes, leading Nielsen Media Research’s weekly prime-time …

• Chase Award Winners

  March 25, 1998 in City on Page B1 1. The best. Cheriya Scott, left, signs as she and the other Angels with Attitude sing during the Chase Youth Awards on Tuesday at the Opera House. Scott was also …

• All-League Basketball Teams

  March 19, 1998 in Sports on Page C5 1. All-GSL girls basketball: Front, from left, Rikki Jackson, Central Valley; Karie Pruett, Ferris; Amy George, Ferris. Back: Angel Fairbanks, Rogers; Morgan Bennett, Mead; Jim Redmon, coach, Lewis and Clark; …

• The Top 100

  March 15, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A7 The Beatles perform on the “Ed Sullivan Show” on Feb. 9, 1964. File/Associated Press

• Greenacres Junior High Honor Roll

  March 7, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V12 These students at Greenacres Junior High are on the school’s second-quarter honor roll: 7TH GRADE 4.0 students Daniel Blizzard, Sara Carey, Monica Defelice, Damon Demars, Christina Erwin, David Eschilman, Amber …

• East Valley High School Honor Roll

  March 7, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V8 These students at East Valley Middle School are on the second-quarter honor roll: 8TH GRADE 4.0 students Tawny Baughman, Melanie Bernard, Megan Buchanan, Stephen Cannon, Tiera Como, Chad Domitrovich, Kaylin …

• North Pines Jr. High Honor Roll

  March 7, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V9 These students at North Pines Junior High are on the schol’s second-quarter honor roll: 7TH GRADE 4.0 students Justin Aerni, Steven Beseau, Sarah Blythe, Matthew Dirstine, Bryan La, Alicia Mills, …

• Horizon Jr. High Honor Roll

  March 7, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V2 These students at Horizon Junior High are on the school’s second-quarter honor roll: 7TH GRADE 4.0 students Sean Collison, Jacob Crisp, Alison Dempsey, Kyle Duba, Colin Fulton, Joseph Hawkins, Kristyn …

• Bowdish Jr. High Honor Roll

  March 7, 1998 in Washington Voices on Page V8 These students at Bowdish Junior High are on the school’s second-quarter honor roll: 7TH GRADE 4.0 students Jessica Gordon, Ashley Maier, Adam Miles, Jodi Morton, Adam Ramers and Christina Winkler. …

• Nbc Retakes Ratings Lead As Cbs’ Olympic Gold Fades

  March 5, 1998 in Features on Page D4 NBC returned to the top of the television ratings in the first post-Olympic week, although the strong showing of the Grammy Awards helped CBS to a close second. “ER” and …

• State B Career Leaders

  March 4, 1998 on Page S7 Boys scoring Blaze Burnham, St.J. End. 86-88 346 Dale Smith, Brewster 74-77 328 Mike Boesel, Brewster 82-85 302 Gordon Harris, Tenino 61-63 255 Byron Beck, Kittitas 60-63 250 Ryan Bjornsgard, …

• Olympics Give Cbs A Disappointing Ratings Victory

  February 26, 1998 in Features on Page D4 Bedeviled by the weather, time differences and some lackluster competition, CBS’ primetime Olympic coverage ended with the lowest ratings of any winter games since 1968. The games drew an average …

• Grammy Awards Trying To Get In Tune With More Of Today’s Music

  February 22, 1998 in Features on Page E6 Bob Dylan, Erykah Badu, Puff Daddy, Duncan Sheik, Daft Punk, John Lee Hooker, the Pet Shop Boys, the Chieftains, Ani DiFranco, Korn and Deana Carter. Certainly that partial list of …

• Driver Turned Activist Named To Monorail Board Seattle Names Committee Members To Study Around-Town Transportation

  February 19, 1998 in City on Page B3 Seattle is taking the first steps toward an expanded monorail system. File/ Associated Press

• Senate Measure Takes Drunks’ Cars Off The Road Bill Would Allow Police To Declare Forfeit And Sell The Cars Of Drunken Drivers With History Of Duis

  February 17, 1998 in City on Page B3 With a push from Gov. Gary Locke, the Senate on Monday approved a measure giving police the right to seize and sell drunken drivers’ cars even before the drivers are …

• Detroit Airport Rated Worst

  February 17, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A6 Detroit Metropolitan Airport ranks last while the Tampa, Fla., airport is best among the nation’s 36 top airports, according to a passenger survey. In four of eight categories - speed …

• America’s Pickup Passion Persists

  February 17, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A8 Reginald Pope of Ypsilanti, Mich., stands next to his 1997 Ford F-150 pickup. The Ford F-series truck has been the best-selling vehicle in America for 16 years. Photo by Associated …

• Pirates Stay In Hunt For Playoff Spot

  February 11, 1998 in Sports on Page C5 Women’s college basketball Whitworth College remained in the Northwest Conference of Independent Colleges playoff hunt with a tough 73-62 win over visiting Whitman College in a women’s NCIC basketball game …

• Group Recognized For Litter Pickup At Fourth Of July Pass

  February 9, 1998 in Features on Page B5 The Eagles Hardy Bunch recently received the award for outstanding achievement for participation in the Adopt A Highway litter program from the Idaho Transportation Department. Members of the Eagles Hardy …

• Business Beat

  February 8, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A18 1. Desautel 2. Hege 3. Watson 4. Monson 5. Whitman 6. Lawton 7. Zimmerman 8. Hanneman 9. MacDonald 10. Ryan 11. Paukert 12. Watts

• North Idaho Lawmakers List Campaign Donations

  February 8, 1998 in Idaho on Page B6 Here’s what North Idaho legislators reported in their campaign finance reports for 1998: District 1 Sen. Shawn Keough, R-Sandpoint, has $1,610 in the bank. She received a $500 contribution from …

• Catalogs Help You With Gardening Ideas

  February 6, 1998 in Features on Page D3 The spring gardening catalogs are out, brimming with tempting photos, and plants and seeds to try. The newest offerings often sell out quickly. Place orders soon for best selection. If …

• Afc Coverage Gives Krem-2 Good Yardage

  February 1, 1998 in Features on Page E3 Right now, the people at KREM-2 feel as if they have just won the Super Bowl. Their network, CBS, won the rights to the American Football Conference of the NFL …

• On The Record

  January 31, 1998 in Idaho on Page B2 Highlights from the past week in the Idaho Legislature: They said it “The mistaken feeling is out there that in 1990 the people who carried the abortion legislation lost their …

• Super Bowl The Third Most Watched Show Of All Time

  January 29, 1998 in Features on Page D4 NBC went out of the NFL business in style as the Super Bowl drew 133.4 million viewers to score as one of TV’s most-watched programs ever and giving the network …

• Roses Result In Bouquet Of Prospects All-American Leads WSU Recruits

  January 27, 1998 in Sports on Page C1 Washington State’s Rose Bowl season has vaulted the Cougars into more pristine recruiting territory, marking a departure from the days when they could not compete with Washington in the quest …

• Titanic Sails Home With Gold ‘As Good As It Gets,’ Stars, Also Win Golden Globes

  January 19, 1998 in Nation/World on Page A5 Helen Hunt and Jack Nicholson share a laugh Sunday at the Golden Globes after winning as best actress and best actor in a comedy or musical motion picture. Photo by …

• Nordic Tradition For Two Decades, Cross Country Skiers Of All Ages And Skill Levels Have Found Competition, Comraderie At Langlauf

  January 18, 1998 on Page G1 1. Since 1990, the Langlauf race has been at Mount Spokane State Park. More than 290 competed in the event last year. Photo by Rich Landers/The Spokesman-Review 2. Tim Ray, …

• Broncos’ Shot Isn’t So Long Denver Has All The Right Tools To Break Afc’s Well-Earned Slide

  January 18, 1998 in Sports on Page C9 1. Denver quarterback John Elway is 0-3 in Super Bowls, but doesn’t expect to take this one sitting down. Photo by Associated Press 2. Former Buffalo Bills coach Marv Levy …

• Push From The Right Gains Momentum In Olympia Conservative Gop Steps Up Fight Against Abortion, Other Causes

  January 16, 1998 in City on Page B4 Rep. Mark Sterk of the Spokane Valley, right, and fellow Republican Val Stevens, left, meet Thursday with Robert Larimer, head of the Pro-Family Coalition, to outline a legislative agenda for …

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