Archives | 1995

• Chicken Pox To Keep Ellison Home When Cougars Hit Road To Arizona

• City Will Keep Close Eye On County Decisions

• Stockton Within 10 Of The Record Pursuit Of Magic’s Mark Overshadows Jazz Streak, Which Reaches 13 Games

• Ratings Weren’t Super For Blowout

• Cheap Seats

All stories for January 1995 »

• Skip Channels For More Of The Hamster

• The Slice Any City With A Moose In The Streets Must Be Pretty Nice

• Jazz - Gotta Love That Razzmatazz Festival Offered Four Days Of Total Jazz Immersion

• A Noble Cyrano “Cyrano De Bergerac,” A Famous Yet Difficult Production, Is Well Cast And Well Mastered With Excitement And Humor

• Ledoux’s And Chestnut’s Fans Were In Full Form For Their Stars Hard-Rocking Honky-Tonk Sound Rocks The Spokane Coliseum

All stories for February 1995 »

• 2 More Cult Members Arrested Crackdown In Japan Intensifies After Attack On Police Official

• Death Of Couple Points To Pastor

• Ewu Summer List Glitch Registers Groans, Not Students Greeting On Wrong Number Makes A Pass At Those Who Just Want To Make The Grade

• Swedish Procedure Offers Hope For Damaged Cartilage

• Demos Try To Undo Program Cuts Senate Near Vote On Gop Plan That Would Cut $15 Billion

All stories for March 1995 »

• It’s The 50th Anniversary Of Lipizzaner Rescue

• Time For That Annual Propane Checkup

• For A Whole Raft Of Fun, Take To The Rivers

• Lodge By The Falls Contemporary Nw Styles Beckon You To Salish Lodge

• Keep Lens Clean With This Nifty Pen

All stories for April 1995 »

• Try A Scone With Your Spot O’ Tea

• High-Tech Tomatoes Reach Your Local Produce Section

• Don’t Give Boredom A Chance During Summer

• Without My Love

• Hey Sport - Whitworth College Camps Still Open

All stories for May 1995 »

• Long Throws M&L; To 13-4 Win Over Sas

• Reading Canceled; Bomber Blamed

• Juror Admits Drunken Driving Convictions Conviction Of Driver Who Hit, Killed Child May Be Overturned

• Holiday Closures

• Outlook Sunny For Long Weekend Count On Busy Highways With Gas Prices About The Same

All stories for June 1995 »

• Physician, Heal Thy Way Of Doing Business

• Gina Lillie Owner Of Six Supercuts Salons On The Front Lines For Her Employees

• Computer Sales Still Going Strong Executives Amazed That Boom From Christmas Is Continuing

• City Council To Consider Parking Issues Meters Could Make A Comeback; Rates Also Could Be Increased

• Public Periscope

All stories for July 1995 »

• Cards’ Player Continues Family Tradition

• Sports People

• Nfl Pregame Offers Triple Option

• Stairs Blamed For Mariners’ Fall Matt Stairs’ Double Lifts Boston 7-6; Seattle Misses Chance To Move Up

• Race Team Focuses, Ignoring Rearview Mirror

All stories for August 1995 »

• Merchants Say The Apocalypse Is Good For Sales

• Injured Sister Wanted Mother To Live Near Her

• Senate Panel Oks Massive Medicare Reform Reform Measure Headed To Senate Floor For Vote

• Lottery Numbers:

• Croatian Port Jolted By Earthquake

All stories for September 1995 »

• Pacific Science Center May Get Another Chance Narrow Vote Hasn’t Discouraged Board On Riverfront Park Project

• It’s Going To Be So Cold, It’s Scary Trick-Or-Treaters In For A Bone-Chilling Evening

• Bar Gives Rielly High Marks, But Snubs Dellwo

• Mark Sterk Republican

• Mary ‘Chey’ Austin Democrat

All stories for October 1995 »

• Lemieux’s Return Turns Uneventful

• Prep Basketball

• Mexico, Colombia Play To 2-2 Tie

• Nic Racks Up Fifth Road Win

• Nba

All stories for November 1995 »

• Plowed Under The End Of Farm Subsidies May Be Near

• Lottery Numbers

• Family Lays Crash Victims To Rest

• 56 Killers Were Put To Death In ‘95, Nearly Twice As Many As Last Year No One Has An Explanation Of Why Number Of Executions Is At Highest Level In Four Decades

• Dole Widens Financial Lead In Gop Race He Raised $24 Million For Year, With $4.5 Million Still In Bank

All stories for December 1995 »