State Court Hears Arguments In Judge’S Appeal Wilson Sued S-R After It Reported She Was Reading Book During Trial Wed., Feb. 9, 2000
Gore Stops To Stump In Olympia Presidential Contender Focuses On His Support For Unions Fri., Feb. 4, 2000
Extended Benefits Difficult Sell Steelworkers Rally On Capitol Steps In Support Of Bill Thu., Feb. 3, 2000
Locke Pays First Visit To Legislative Panel Governor Urges Education Committee To Back Schools Plan Fri., Jan. 28, 2000
News > Nation/World Bill Targets Deceptive Phone Ads Lawmakers Want Firms To Tell Consumers Truth About Fees Thu., Jan. 27, 2000
Senate Passes Tax Cut For Homeowners Bill Gives $200 Tax Rebate, House Considering Similar Plan Thu., Jan. 20, 2000
News > Nation/World Gop Finds Money To Fund Roads But Critics Say Plan Would Rely Heavily On Borrowing While Cutting State Patrol Funding Tue., Jan. 18, 2000
Gop Lifts Curtain On Big Reform Colville Republican Introduces Agenda Certain To Start A Fight With Democrats Fri., Jan. 14, 2000
News > Nation/World Locke Pushes His Education Agenda State Of The State Speech Calls For Smaller Class Sizes Wed., Jan. 12, 2000
News > Nation/World I-695 To Drive Strategy At Legislature Trick Is To Restore Transportation Money Without Betraying Wishes Of Electorate Sun., Jan. 9, 2000
Lawmakers Must Clean Up After I-695 Quake Agreement May Not Be Easy On What To Fund, How To Fund It In Light Of Major Revenue Loss Sun., Jan. 2, 2000
News > Nation/World Ruling Vindicates Ex-Trooper Wsp Had Claimed He Broke The Law When He Licensed His Rv In Oregon Thu., Nov. 25, 1999
City Loses One Appeal Over Bridge Shoreline Hearings Board’S 3-3 Vote Meant Rejection Of Permit, Judge Rules Sat., Nov. 20, 1999
News > Nation/World Seattle Braces For Unknown As Wto Circus Nears Town Besides Gridlock, City Not Sure What To Expect Thu., Nov. 18, 1999
Car Tab Scofflaws May Escape Another Bill I-695 Leaves State Unsure On Claiming Back Taxes For Vehicles Licensed Out Of State Thu., Nov. 11, 1999
No Easy Way To Fill Hole In Road Funds State Leaders Scavenging Budget To Make Up For Loss In Highway Money Caused By Initiative 695 Fri., Nov. 5, 1999
News > Nation/World Government Starts To Feel Sting Of I-695 Politicians, Agencies Question How Voters Want To Offset Loss Of Fourth-Largest Source Of Revenue Thu., Nov. 4, 1999
News > Nation/World A Life Of Subtle Victories Bill Wassmuth’S Retirement A Triumphant End To His Service Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
News > Nation/World I-695 Ads In High Gear Initiative Opponents Target West Side For Most Of Million-Dollar Campaign Sun., Oct. 31, 1999
Numbers Don’T Reveal The Whole Truth Of Washington’S Place As Sixth-Highest Taxed State Sun., Oct. 24, 1999
Crime Reports Public, Court Rules Justices Say Releasing Facts Unlikely To Prevent Fair Trial Fri., Oct. 22, 1999
News > Nation/World If I-695 Passes, Court Challenges Likely Voter Approval Of Taxes Raises Constitutional Questions Mon., Oct. 18, 1999
Catholic Bishops Opposing Initiative 695 Social Programs Might Suffer, Bishops Fear Tue., Oct. 12, 1999
News > Washington Voices Down The Road Nobody Knows What The Impact On Roadbuilding Would Be If I-695 Passes, But One Thing Is Certain; A Large Source Of Funding Would Be Eliminated Sat., Oct. 9, 1999
