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Archives | January 17, 1996

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Food

It Stepped Right Up, And Then It Boldly Went
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Closing Celebration Gunther Schuller’s Love Of Music Made Concert The Bright Spot On A Gloomy Day
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Newsprint Costs Force Changes
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
When You Want Comfort Food, Think Chicken Pot Pie
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Taste: The Meat Of The Matter
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Oatmeal Rarely Takes Its Lumps
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Get Him When He’s Out In The Open
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
It’s Past Time To Let It Be
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
‘Roseanne’ Might Return Without Her Husband
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
‘Prisoner’ To Be Feature Film
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Neil Diamond Shines On ‘Tennesee Moon’
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Hints From Heloise
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Mexican Breakfast Spices Up Your Day
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Creamy Broccoli Soup Packed With Power
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Drinking Alcohol Triggers More High-Fat Food Intake
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Research Shows Tea May Prevent Formation Of Cancerous Tumors
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Beans: What Can’t You Do With Them?
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Lentil Soup Offers A Taste Of History
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Dieting Limits Your Thinking
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Couscous Can Provide Needed Fiber In Diet
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
For Delicious ‘Dunking’ Cookies, Try Making Biscotti
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Food Panel Survives Healthy Alternatives
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Kitchen Klutzes Ther Are No Two Ways To Slice It: Make Safety Your First Ingredient
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Sisters Reveal Secrets To Cooking In Fast Lane
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996

Idaho

Schools Want Broad Background Checks Currently, Teacher Reviews Only Cover 8 States
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Man Arrested On Rape Charges
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Police Look For Man Who Tried To Lure Girl
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
After Losing All, Couple Finds Riches Remain
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Legislature United On State Welfare Reform Forty-Four Point Plan Includes Lifetime Limit, Work Requirements
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Kindergarten Would Be Mandatory Under Bill
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Budget Writers Pare Tax Support For Schools Financial Move Doesn’t Affect Amount Received By The 112 Districts This Year
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Post Falls To Try Another Levy Voters Will Choose Plans For New School On Two-Part Ballot
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Robert Moe, Pioneer In Theater, Dies At 56
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Sandpoint Braces For Wal-Mart Downtown Stores Must Change To Survive, Consultant Says
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Illegal Dump Muddies Creek Water From Wal-Mart Site Makes A Mess Of Sand Creek
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996

Nation/World

Hometown Welcome Arkansans Cheer The First Lady
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
College Classes Begin At Riverpoint Nearly 500 Students Expected Now As WSU, Ewu Expand In Spokane
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Charge Filed In 4-Year-Old Murder Case Only One Body Found After Two West Central Girls Disappeared
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Lottery Numbers
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Contracting Hiv From Donor Sperm Rare
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Court Relaxes Rules To Challenge Affirmative Action
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Simpson Loses Fight To Remove Goldman Lawyer
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Billings Says She Won’t Let Aids Derail Her ‘Life Was Never Meant To Be Lived Through Fear’
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
County Takes A Mulligan On Golf Fees Commission Approves Only Slight Increase As Large, Angry Gallery Of Golfers Fills Hearing Beyond Capacity
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Cdc Cites Alarming Rise In Infectious Diseases Deaths From Such Illnesses Up 58% To Become Third-Leading Killer
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Bond Rally Lifts Stocks To 44.44-Point Gain
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Students Defend Porn-Star Teacher Teacher Suspended For Making, Acting In Flicks
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Mexico Awaits Drug Lord’s Testimony Abrego May Be Linked To Powerful, Source Says
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
American Delegation Visiting Cuba
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Kootenai Market Stays On Hot Pace
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Dollar Rallies In Europe
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Student Aspires To Prosperous Position In ‘New Century’
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Chechen Rebels Stand Off Russians Rebels Commandeer Turkish Ferry Boat
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Iraq Seeks To Sell Oil For Humanitarian Aid
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Wheat Prices, Politics On Collision Course Economist, Markets Sound Warning As Farm Forum Opens
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
At&T; Begins First Round Of Layoffs
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
St. Maries Couple Converts Supermarket To Minimall
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Mitterrand Hid Illness Since ‘81, Doctor Says
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Buyers Regain Edge In Housing Market
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Aetna Challenges Sprinkler Damage Appraisal
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Boeing-Mcdonnell Talks Break Down
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Idaho Independent Sets Earnings Record
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Itron Shares Take Big Jump Tuesday
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
China Gives Power To State News Agency
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Hydroplane Proponent Pleads His Case Wary Residents Want A Vote
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Lawmaker Wants To Tighten Divorce Law But Gaining Consent Of Both Parties Would Be Unlikely In Cases Of Abuse, Critics Say
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Deputies Denounce Prosecutor Hull Not Doing His Job, Bonner County Officers Say In Ad
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996

Other

Essays Express Views On Bosnian Conflict, Rabin Assassination, Gay Rights
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Novel Talent Han Ngoc Hong Put Some Of Her Life Experiences Into Writing And Turned Into A Successful, Published Author
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Trivia
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Metallica Taking Time On Album
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Thought-Provoking ‘Harp’ Chases Away Winter
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
‘Mr. Holland’s Opus’ Definitely Isn’t A Masterpiece
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Say ‘Thanks’ To A Teacher
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Read And React
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
‘Warriors’ Exposes Poachers’ Crimes
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996

Spokane

Births
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Ice Age Jaguar Discovered In Oregon
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
No-Smoking Bill Hacks Off Schools, Their Neighbors Residents Say State Law Merely Pushes Problem Onto Their Property
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Bills Reward Firms For On-Site Child Care Plans Would Give Tax Credits To Businesses Offering Day Care
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Rescue Crews Come To Aid Of Adventurers
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Pilot, Plane In Crash Had Clean Records
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
High Court Asked To Reject Three-Strikes Law
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Respiratory Virus Hits State Hard
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Child Placed In Foster Care After Killing Year-Old Girl Found In House After Father Gunned Down, 2 Charged With Shooting
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Russian Official Signals Danger
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Truth Crumbles In The Hands Of Stone
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Bread And Friendship Are The Staffs Of Life
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Egghead Hatches Economic Vision
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
College Students May Face Technology Fees
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Sewer-Connection Fees Doubled For County System Customers
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Obituaries
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Reunions
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Man Turns Self In After Store Is Robbed
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Council Delays Qualchan Development
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Inmates Crowd Kootenai County Jail
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Senator’s Stiff Anti-Drinking Policy Gets Watered Down On Way To Floor
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
By The Books Library’s South Hill Branch To Open In New Facility
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Letters To The Editor
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996

Sports

Ranford Key In First Start For Bruins
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
G-Prep Uses Late Rally To Beat Rogers
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Spokane Chiefs At Red Deer
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Official Records
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Pirates Keep Rolling Whitworth Struggles, But Holds Off Whitman
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Brett Makes Pitch To Revive Good, Ol’ Albi
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Kentucky’s 86 In First Half Kos Lsu
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Pirates Knock Off Bullpups
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Late Pins Catapult Clarkston Over Riverside
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Saxons Outwork Shadle
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Pateros Prevails 69-56 As No. 1 Defeats No. 2
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Newport Has To Work Overtime To Knock Off Deer Park
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Cardinals Not Getting Any Respect
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Pirate Women Warm Up To Win
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
To Barry’s Defense When Outsiders Try To Get Their Bungling Coach, Cowboys Rally Around
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Edberg Succumbs; Exit Is Classy
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
New Montana Program Shoots For Non-Residents
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Eagle E An Asset In Search For Salmon
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Rodman’s First Triple-Double Leads Bulls Past Philadelphia
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Larson’s 28 Lifts Falls Christian
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Twin Powers From Moses Lake Commit To Play Football At WSU
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Improved Viks Still Fall Big To Lake City
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Post Falls Wins See-Saw Battle With Lewiston
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Cheap Seats
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Floyd Gets Even Better With Age
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Kemp On Mvp Tear Cavs Can’t Handle Him In Sonics’ 99-90 Victory
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Vandals Pass On Hugging Idaho Stomps On Cal Poly-Slo, But Doesn’t Offer A Shoulder To Cry On
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Sonics Go Small, Stand Tall Cavs Corral Kemp, But Can’t Reign In A Victory As Seattle Wins 99-90
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Hendrickson Will Miss Husky Game
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
The Big Weight A Slimmed-Down Ken Hitchcock Is Finally Calling The Shots In The Nhl
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Sports People
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Miscellany
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Suns Do Reversal As Westphal Is Replaced By Fitzsimmons
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
New League Challenges Nfl
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Defending Champs Tied
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996
Cuban Finds Sudden Riches
Wed., Jan. 17, 1996