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• Prince’s Visit Sparks Debate On Monarchy

  April 26, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A12 The Prince of Wales toured this wintry gateway to Canada’s agricultural heartland Thursday during a weeklong trip to Canada which many are treating as a Canadian audition by the heir …

• First Lady Urges Religious Tolerance Christian, Muslim And Jewish Leaders Gather To Meet With Her

  March 29, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A2 Visiting a crossroad of world religions, Hillary Rodham Clinton urged people of all faiths Thursday to be more tolerant and “stand against those who would use and misuse religion.” With …

• Pope Urges Guatemala To End Civil War ‘I Come As The Pilgrim Of Love And Hope,’ Pontiff Says

  February 6, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A12 Pope John Paul II opened his first visit to Central America in 13 years on Monday by exhorting Guatemalans to end their 35-year civil war - the region’s last and …

• Tipper Gore Coming To Spokane Next Week

  February 6, 1996 in City on Page B3 Tipper Gore, wife of the vice president, is coming to Spokane next week to campaign for the re-election of her husband, Al, and his running mate Bill Clinton. Gore’s visit, …

• Violence Won’t Keep Pope From Visiting

  February 2, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A7 A leading Roman Catholic prelate said Thursday that recent outbursts of violence will not deter Pope John Paul II from visiting Nicaragua on his regional tour next week. Cardinal Miguel …

• American Delegation Visiting Cuba

  January 17, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A5 Rep. Joe Moakley, D-Mass., and a delegation of about two dozen Americans left Tuesday for Cuba with hopes of improving the climate for a more normal relationship with the island. …

• Getting Away From It All Looking For An Escape From The Traffic And Crowds? Then Head For The High Ground Above Priest Lake

  January 14, 1996 The only sounds are a soft ticking as my snowmobile’s engine cools and the gentle hiss of a breeze sliding over snow-covered slopes. We are high above Priest Lake on …

• Clinton Brings Praise, Treats To U.S. Soldiers In Bosnia

  January 14, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A1 Clinton addresses troops Saturday at the Tuzla air base. Photo by Associated Press

• Nelson: Different Country, Different Culture And Different Outlook

  January 14, 1996 It happened again the other day. There I was, telling someone about some neat spots in Canada, and this person ‘fessed up that she had never been there. “How long …

• Gingrich Brings Out Right And Left Republicans Turn Out In Tukwila; Democrats Rally In Seattle

  January 11, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A1 Gingrich plays a crowd in Tukwila, Wash., Wednesday. Photo by Associated Press

• Frostbite Cuts Short Antarctic Journey

  December 31, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A6 A Norwegian adventurer aborted a record-setting solo ski trek across Antarctica on Saturday, blaming severe frostbite. Five days after leaving the South Pole for the second lap of the transcontinental …

• Clinton Reschedules Japan Trip For April

  December 27, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A3 President Clinton will travel to Tokyo in April to meet with Japan’s leaders in an effort to improve strained relations with the United States. Clinton had canceled such a trip …

• Chenoweth Still Against Deployment Mission To Bosnia Doesn’t Change Her Opposition To U.S. Involvement

  December 14, 1995 in Idaho on Page B1 Chenoweth

• ‘We Will Stand With You’ Clinton Compares Civil War With Northern Ireland

  December 1, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A3 President Clinton reaches into the crowd to greet well-wishers after switching on the Christmas lights at City Hall of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Photo by Associated Press

• Hitting The Road The Holiday Ritual Of Piling The Kids Into The Car For Family Visits Needs To Be Figured Into The Fun

  November 20, 1995 in Features on Page C3 A working part of any family holiday season is that special time when over the highway and off the ramps to some other house you go. Making somewhat of a …

• Gesture Means A Lot First Lady Makes Purchase In Santiago Public Market

  October 15, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A7 Hillary Clinton visits a street market, accompanied by her Chillean counterpart, Mara Larraechea. Photo by Associated Press

• Fish Costa Rica Without Getting Soaked With A Little Preparation, Central American Paradise Can Be A Good Deal Too

  September 10, 1995 on Page G1 1. A crocodile basks on the bank of the Rio Sierpe in Costa Rica. Crocs are among the varied and exotic flora and fauna that await visitors to the region. …

• Exotic On A Budget Backwaters Of Costa Rica Boast Fish And Economy

  September 10, 1995 on Page G1 Fishing guide pushes boat through shallow channel in Costa Rica in April.

• Clintons Stop In Idaho Falls Party’s ‘Worker Bees’ Get To Meet First Family

  September 1, 1995 in Idaho on Page B3 About 50 Idaho Democrats got a chance to meet with President Clinton and his family, and party officials say they tried to give rank-and-file workers a chance to visit with …

• Ride Turned Into 2,000-Mile Trip Kentucky Teen Accidentally Locked Inside Railroad Car

  August 23, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A4 Mike Wright jumped a train near his home in western Kentucky, planning to ride a mile or two into town for some candy and soda. The 17-year-old didn’t get his …

• As Budget Crisis Grows, Officials Go On A Junket Commissioners’ Trip Will Cost At Least $4,000 At A Time When The County Is Going Broke

  July 23, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 1. Harris 2. Hasson

• Hazel O’Leary Travels In High Style Gets First-Class Seats, Top Hotels

  June 25, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A1 U.S. Energy Secretary Hazel O’Leary defends her department against budget-cutting proposals by portraying herself as a master economizer in government - reducing her work force, boosting efficiency and saving money. …

• Picture This… Professional Photographers Share Ideas Of How To Capture The Spirit Of Time And Place

  June 4, 1995 on Page G4 1. Enchanted light over California’s Owen River by Galen Rowell: “This is not a found photograph but a created one.” Photo by Galen Rowell/ Mountain Light Photography 2. Designs in …

• Smooth Out Family Air Travel With Good Planning

  June 4, 1995 on Page G5 Family travel can be fun and exciting for kids and parents alike, but summer is also an especially busy time at airports everywhere. If your family’s summer travel includes flying, …

• Historic Discovery Finding Yourself In Europe’s Castles

  May 31, 1995 on Page G1 Andrea Palpant in front of Covent Castle in England.

• Smart Summer Resources

  May 29, 1995 in Features on Page B3 A variety of books are available with ideas, tips and fun for the summer ahead - whether families are planning to camp, travel or stay at home. For kids heading …

• Clinton To Hold Town Meeting In Billings

  May 27, 1995 in City on Page B8 The White House confirmed Friday that President Clinton will stay in Billings overnight next week and hold a town meeting to talk with Montanans. Joshua Silverman of the White House …

• Good Feelings As Clinton Meets With Ukraine Chief Economic Reform, Eliminating Nuclear Weapons Earns Praise

  May 12, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A8 Ukrainian Presiden Leonid Kuchma welcomes President Clinton. Photo by Associated Press

• Position For Summit Made Plain U.S. Won’t Tolerate Russia Helping Iran With Nuke Program

  May 5, 1995 in Nation/World on Page A8 Secretary of State Warren Christopher Thursday sternly warned that the Clinton administration would be unsatisfied with any Russian nuclear cooperation with Iran as he laid out a sober and “businesslike” …

• Hood River Valley Fruit Trees Are Coming Into Bloom

  April 9, 1995 on Page G5 The Seattle Aquarium hosts whale watching throughout April

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