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Archives | October 23, 1995

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Features

Ghouls, Go Away! It Is Important To Recognize That Halloween Can Be A Scary Time For Young Children
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
‘Rocky Horror’ In Halloween Debut
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Nickelodeon Laying Claim To ‘Family Hour’
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
‘Prayers For Families’ About Everyday Holiness
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Let The Halloween Fun Begin
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
You’ll Never Catch Diane Seeking Out A Frog To Kiss
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
O.J. And His Children Get ‘Expert’ Advice
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Best Books Record Number Of Publishers Enter Titles In Annual National Book Awards Competition
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Ywca Conducting Free Breast Health Classes
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
The Slice Are You Big Enough To Be The Arena?
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Royal Potter The ‘Bean Queen’ Finds Time For Creations In Clay
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
The Right Smells Can Make You Feel Healthier And Happier
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995

Idaho

Father, Son State Troopers Working Together Capt. Willis Brownlee Returns To Head The Cda Office Where His Son Todd Works
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Idaho Records
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
State Adopts Indian Child Welfare Rules Law Requires Indian Children Be Placed With Indian Families
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Missing Hunter Found Oregon Man, 70, Discovered Alive After 3-Day Search
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Three Compete To Lead Tiny Town Of Harrison
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Some Parents Break Rules Of Name Game
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Reunions
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
On The Road To Nowhere Rathdrum Mountain Property Owners, Officials At Impasse Over Gate To Keep Out Troublemakers
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Animosity From Past Haunts Tensed Elections Supporters Of Recalled Mayor Seeking Election To City Council
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Accident Victim Dies Of Injuries
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Etzler Crowned Miss Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Fishermen Face New Regulations
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Hunters Urged Not To Kill Wolves
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995

Nation/World

Novelist-Poet Kingsley Amis Dies
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Second Of Three Andrews Sisters Dies Maxene, And Sisters, Sang To Troops, Americans During Wwii
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Morale Hits Bottom At Forest Agency
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Crash Kills Seven Family Members
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Teen Not Guilty Of Parents’ Deaths
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Thousands Mourn Family Of Three Believed Slain By Japanese Cult
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Syria Agrees To Take Most Palestinians Stranded On Ship Group Has Searched For Home Since Being Expelled From Libya
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Panetta: Gop Budget Headed For Veto As Votes Nears, Clinton’s Chief Of Staff Says Republicans Must Make Compromises
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Drugs Thought To Have Caused Hoon’s Death
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Convention, Visitors Bureau Holding Annual Get-Together
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
New Stores Keep Carnegie Square Looking Lively
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Susan K. Johnson Bonner Business Center Is Part Of Solution For Sandpoint Economy
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Hardware Stores Soften Up Edges To Attract Women Large Retailers Realize Females Play Key Role In Home Improvement
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Inner Strength College Student Overcomes Disabilities With Willpower, High-Tech Tools
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
U.S. Freezes Drug Funds Clinton Targets Cartel Leaders, Urges U.N. Members To Join Fight
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Love And Order Fear, Reassurance All Part Of Package When Officers Are Family Members
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Video Gamers Aren’t Byting Parents Taking Wait-And-See Attitude Toward New Machines
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Castro Upstages Delegates, Makes Return Trip To Harlem
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Homicide In America Has New Face Odds Are Much Higher Today That You’ll Be Killed By A Stranger Than They Were A Few Years Ago
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Black Candidate Surprises Experts
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
German Military Plane Crashes
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Italian Doctor Killed In Somalia
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Armed Man Robs Lawmakers’ Wives
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995

Spokane

Ferris Takes Most Awards At Pasco Band Competition
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Jack In The Box Settles With 4-Year-Old E. Coli Victim Federal Way Girl Suffers Numerous Problems After Eating Tainted Burger
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Woman With Gun Robs Convenience Store
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Supplies Short At Food Banks End Of Federal Food Program, Strike, Rising Demand Blamed
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
King County, Mariners Discuss Ballpark Deal
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Parents Challenge School Board Incumbents But Medical Lake City Council Members Unopposed For Re-Election
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Woman Leaves College $2 Million
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Leontovych String Quartet Sunday At The Met
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Former Brother-In-Law Sought In Double-Murder
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Public Periscope
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Births
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Coaches Should Remember Winning Isn’t Everything Letter Of The Week: From Oct. 13
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Overfishing Takes Its Toll On Salmon
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Robertson-Hubble El Cajon, Cailf.
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Rickman-Porter Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Smart-Young West Richland
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Sheeks-Walker Seattle
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Obituaries
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Schoultz-Calhoun Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Lloyd-Hadley Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Dickinson-Henry Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Nielsen-Hiskey Spokane
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Candidates Stump In Spokane Rivals Offer Wide Range Of Solutions To Nation’s Problems
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Suspects Arrested In Home Robbery
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Suspect Says Jockey’s Death An Accident Julio Castaneda Insists Brother Didn’t Intend To Shoot Rivas
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Paper Grows On Trees, But There’s A Shortage Spokane Schools Weather Shortage, Prices Hikes Better Than Some
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Gambling On Independence Indians Say I-651 Needed To Get More Tribal Members Off Welfare
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Transportation Office Backs Concrete Divider On 29th
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Library District Meetings Planned
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995

Sports

Chicago Deals Philly First Loss Of Year
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Hawks Sloppy In Loss To Chargers Erickson Contemplating Major Changes In Seahawks’ Starting Lineup
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Cleveland Imitating History Atlanta Grabs Two-Game Lead In Series
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Nba Junkies To Get Their Fill
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Cork This: Louisville Gets Slugger Back
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Quick Kicks
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Northwestern Rises To 8th Wildcats Break Into Top 10 For The First Time Since 1963
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
College Football Polls
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Kinder Nets Winner As Pirates Slip By Bearcats
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Seattle Qb Avoids Queries After Defeat
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
49ers Smoke Rams Norton Leads Defense With Two Touchdowns
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Costas Relishes His Role In Booth But Nbc Announcer Still Frustrated With Major League Baseball’s Format
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Hargrove Stands Behind Crucial Game 1 Decision
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Inlovewiththesport Wins All West Derby Meanwhile, Washington Trifecta Swells To $160,000
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Nash Sets Mark In Games Played
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
‘95 World Series Ratings Trail ‘93’S
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Gill, Mates Are Trying To Be Buds
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Cirjak Scores Twice In Spokane Win Chiefs Winning Ways Wear Out Arena Fans
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Old Age May Have Caught Up To Indians During A.L. Playoffs
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
WSU Couldn’t Come Close In Loss To Ducks, Price Says
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Waldorf Earns First Pga Tour Win With Texas Open Victory
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Burton Wins, Earnhardt Closes In
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Sampras Upset In Lyon
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Former Red All-Star Pinson Dies
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Lobo Named Woman Of The Year
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995
Sports People
Mon., Oct. 23, 1995