Shining Ruby Through A Lifetime Of Struggle, Ruby Lafleur Is A Survivor In Every Sense Of The Word Thu., Sept. 9, 1999
News > Nation/World Fighting A Double Crisis Family Calls On Collective Skills When Mother, Daughter Fall Ill Mon., Sept. 6, 1999
News > Nation/World Learning From The Dead Forensic Scientists Want To Open International Center In Spokane Sun., Aug. 29, 1999
News > Nation/World Benefits Lost, But Not Hope Unemployment Runs Out For Locked-Out Kaiser Workers Tue., Aug. 17, 1999
Steelworkers March East, West Union Uses Break Between Bargaining Sessions To Launch An Offensive Thu., Aug. 5, 1999
News > Nation/World How Would Henry Handle This? Both Sides Claim Kaiser Founder’S Legacy, But His Labor Relations Record Is Uneven Mon., Aug. 2, 1999
Center Turns Down Worst Offenders Work Release Center Likely To Continue Rejecting Level Ii And Iii Sex Offenders Fri., July 23, 1999
News > Nation/World Birdmen Of Connell State Hopes Prison Program Will Give Inmates, Pheasants A Better Chance On The Outside Wed., July 21, 1999
News > Nation/World Pheasant Release Helps, But Habitat Crucial Number Of Birds Taken By Hunters Plummets Since 1980S Wed., July 21, 1999
National Labor Board Sides With Kaiser All But One Unfair Labor Practice Charge Dismissed Sat., July 17, 1999
Kaiser Hit With $5,610 In Fines Three State Citations Center On Degloving Accident Wed., July 7, 1999
News > Nation/World Area Gets Tougher Inmates Airway Heights Trades Minimum-Security Prisoners For Harder Cases Sat., July 3, 1999
Kaiser Employee Kills Himself After Mill Injury Despondent Replacement Worker Found Hanged In Park Wed., June 30, 1999
News > Features Treasure Trove Thanks To One Man’S Vision, Spokane’S Library Owns A Little-Known Collection Of World-Class Literary Artifacts Sun., June 27, 1999
News > Nation/World Union Boycotts Kaiser Clients Steelworkers Hoping To Repeat 1990 Success Mon., June 7, 1999
News > Nation/World Workers Seethe Over Old Stock Union Sees 1985 Stock Plan As Interest-Free Loan To Kaiser Mon., June 7, 1999
News > Nation/World Kaiser Set On Cutting Labor Costs Dispute Has Changed Way Firm Operates, Officials Say Mon., May 24, 1999
News > Nation/World Steelworkers Confront Hurwitz Maxxam Ceo Tells Locked-Out Workers He’S Not Involved In Kaiser Dispute Thu., May 20, 1999
News > Nation/World Workers Take Case To Houston Steelworkers Protest Outside Maxxam Meeting Wed., May 19, 1999
News > Nation/World Maxxam Can’T Shake Its Enemies Company Changes Site Of Shareholders Meeting, But Steelworkers And Colorful Allies Will Be There Sun., May 16, 1999
Talbott To Address Steelworkers First Time Mayor, Who Calls For Resolution To Labor Dispute, Will Address Kaiser Union Sat., May 15, 1999
Lockout Of Workers’ Pets Averted Free Dog And Cat Food Offered Until Kaiser Aluminum Dispute Ends Tue., May 4, 1999
