Archives | August 1994

• Cbs To Get An Apology But City Won’T Reprimand Those Involved In Tape Seizure

• July Was One Of Hottest, Driest In History

• Compost’S Stink Upsets Residents

• Another Try For Valley Incorporation

• Panel’S Ruling Limits Choice Of Doctors Cost-Cutting Decision Angers State’S Physicians

All stories for Aug. 1, 1994 »

• Wardens Examine Ways To Zap Poachers Understaffed Game Officers Get Help From James Bond-Style Gizmos

• Tax-Increment Plan Comes Under Fire Rankin Launches Petition Drive

• Committee Proposes Development Limits

• Annual Night Out Brings Neighbors Together Event Celebrates Crime Prevention

• Prosecutor Says Big Knife Proves Intent Prosecutor: ‘Designed To Kill’

All stories for Aug. 2, 1994 »

• Obituaries

• Births

• Area Students On WSU President’S Honor Roll

• Who Could Resist A Paperback Called ‘I Wake Up Screaming’?

• ‘Today’ Guest Mcmahon Gets The Stern Treatment

All stories for Aug. 3, 1994 »

• Zoo Getting Idea Man, Plan For Future Consultant Takes On Walk In The Wild

• Neighbors Convicted Of Lesser Murder Charge

• Ziebart Closes In On American Legion Crown

• Diseased Tree Fell On House Before It Could Be Cut Down

• Chief Puts Himself On Suspension For ‘Strong Language’ “I Failed To Live Up To The Standard Which I Have Endeavored To Set For My Own Agency.”

All stories for Aug. 4, 1994 »

• Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch

• Ems’ 13Th Hit In 13Th Inning Sends Indians To A 4-3 Defeat

• Ziebart Escapes, 17-16 Kuehn Pitches 10 Innings On Way To State

• Senior Event Ticket Sales Surpass 2,000

• Cheap Seats

All stories for Aug. 5, 1994 »

• Private Landowners Help Ease Crisis

• Business Beat

• Rydell Sometimes Sensitive And Other Times Saccharine ‘Intersection’ Director’S Body Of Work Is Broad But Inconsistent

• Black Takes Over Management Of Former J.C. Penney Building

• Downtown Could Benefit From Cleanup

All stories for Aug. 6, 1994 »

• Solid Pitching Keys Post Falls, Cda Wins Road To State Title Could Be A Long One

• Giants Put Lights Out On Tribe Everett Pours It On For 6-1 Nwl Victory

• Was This On Company Time?

• Buhner Punches In On Time To Rip K.C. M’S Ride Outfielder’S Two At-Bats To Win

• Road Hogs Spin Doctors Feel Like Their Cheating If They’Re Not On The Road Playing Live Concerts

All stories for Aug. 7, 1994 »

• Save Some Secrets For A Later Date

• Four Local Juniors Gain Match Play Area Roundup

• Cheap Seats

• Indians Can’T Hit Everett

• Fires Linked To Children Playing With Lighters

All stories for Aug. 8, 1994 »

• Urban Moose: They Come To The City For Drinks Hey Ma, What’S 6 Feet Tall And Under The Sprinkler?

• Silicone May Halt Breast Cancer

• Document: Adultery Issue In Fight Naacp Leader Denies Report Associated Press

• Lottery Numbers:

• User Friendly Mount Spokane State’S Restricted-Use Plan Draws Criticism

All stories for Aug. 9, 1994 »

• New Spelling Plan Returns To Basics

• Uranium Mill Cleanup Plan Supported By Most Neighbors

• State Worker May Lose Job In Tax Flap

• Gulf Deal Likely To Keep Most Benefits Intact

• Clark Gets The Dirt On Expo

All stories for Aug. 10, 1994 »

• Mcgovern Captures The Jazz Sound

• Hastings, 13, In Title Match

• Warm Weather Can Be Hard On Vegies, Fruit Trees

• Ziebart Loses In State Legion

• Hit Man Gets 18 Years For Tossing Firebomb

All stories for Aug. 11, 1994 »

• Error kept Fairchild gunman in uniform

• Ziebart Out At State Legion

• Cheap Seats

• Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch

• Spokane Boy Makes Tourney History

All stories for Aug. 12, 1994 »

• Thai Changes Thailand Is Embracing Environmental Improvement And Realizing The Benefits

• Demand Slows Fro Big-Game Tags

• Outdoor Briefs

• Entertainment Notes Bickel’S Back And Talking With Afternoon Radio Show

• Documentary Adds Perspective To ‘Schindler’S List’

All stories for Aug. 13, 1994 »

• Triathlon Sets Records

• Kids Expelled For Guns Usually Find Way Back

• Triathletes Give 300% In Cda

• Just Follow Your Nose Home

• Birth Of A Notion Activities Books Provide Children With Creative Inspiration

All stories for Aug. 14, 1994 »

• Flap Over Sewer Signs Just Water Under The Bridge

• Missing Her Last Chance Addict Killed 2 Weeks After Missing Ride To Seattle Rehab Center

• City Officials Refuse To Pay Foe Of Bridge Eugster’S Offer Called ‘Extortion’

• Cda Tribe Visits The Past

• Film Depicts Positive Role Models For Boys

All stories for Aug. 15, 1994 »

• Brewers Must Take Safety, Flavor Into Consideration

• Cooking Up A Rainbow Beloved By Fishermen For Its Wily Nature And Prized By Cooks For Its Mild, Distinctive Flavor, Rainbow Trout Reigns Supreme

• Hantavirus Kills Washington Man

• Road Closures Planned To Protect Grizzlies Rangers Already Swamped By Comments

• Chilberg Considers Selling Farmland To Pay Fine Washed-Out Concert Leaves Sour Note

All stories for Aug. 16, 1994 »

• Floating Restrooms Could Be A Relief For Boaters

• Agents Intercept Truck Carrying 55 Slot Machines

• Mother Killed In Duplex Blaze Sons, 5 And 8, Flee North Side Fire

• Suit Hits State Ban On Smoke Tobacco Giants Taking Action

• Freeman’S New Sewage Lagoon Ready For Business On Schedule

All stories for Aug. 17, 1994 »

• 3 More Drug Suspects Arrested

• Arrested In Cocaine Ring Case

• Lottery Numbers:

• Drug Suspect May Lose Costly Cabin Property On Lake Coeur D’Alene Is Valued At More Than $300,000

• Silver Lake Mall Defies Skeptics

All stories for Aug. 18, 1994 »

• Confederate Railroad On Fast Track In Country Music

• Sneak Preview Brings Wide Variety Of Music To Fair

• 4-H Shows Are Big Payoff For Months Of Hard Work

• Riders And Ropers Will Bring Rodeo Thrills And Spills To Fair

• CV Musicians Get Jump Start

All stories for Aug. 19, 1994 »

• Burglars Getting Bolder They’Ll Feed Your Dog, Turn On Lights, Back Up A Truck

• Leaks Of Colorado Fire Report Misleading, Says Investigator Findings To Be Released Monday

• Digging Up The Dirt On Soap Lake

• Lottery Numbers

• Radon Readings: No Need To Panic Studies Show Danger Relatively Low

All stories for Aug. 20, 1994 »

• Maybe It Was Tops For Chokecherries

• Burglars Getting Bolder They’Ll Feed Your Dog, Turn On Lights, Back Up A Truck

• Leaks Of Colorado Fire Report Misleading, Says Investigator Findings To Be Released Monday

• Digging Up The Dirt On Soap Lake

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for Aug. 21, 1994 »

• Maybe It Was Tops For Chokecherries

All stories for Aug. 22, 1994 »