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Archives | July 1, 1996

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Features

Refurbished Beatles’ Classics Ready For TV Airing
Mon., July 1, 1996
The Slice Name’s Great But Rebound Talent Lacking
Mon., July 1, 1996
Approach Changes As Child Grows
Mon., July 1, 1996
Grandparents Join In
Mon., July 1, 1996
Liz Might Willingly Ok Di Visit To A Leper Colony
Mon., July 1, 1996
Artist’s Story Lawrence’s Art Draws From Real Scenes In African-American Life
Mon., July 1, 1996
Superman Didn’t Have Abs Of Steel
Mon., July 1, 1996
Expectant Moms On Drugs Get Help
Mon., July 1, 1996
Ghostly Comedy Has Plenty Of Spirit
Mon., July 1, 1996
Trivia
Mon., July 1, 1996
Why Can’t We Just Be Happy?
Mon., July 1, 1996
You’re Right; I Really Blew It
Mon., July 1, 1996
Hints From Heloise
Mon., July 1, 1996
Words To Live By Some Teachers Are Going Beyond The Three R’S And Placing Moral Values In Their Lesson Plans
Mon., July 1, 1996

Nation/World

Hong Kong One Year From China’s Control Already Entwined Economically, But Political Contrast Sharpens
Mon., July 1, 1996
Letters To The Editor
Mon., July 1, 1996
Disappearance Of Honeybees Threat To Crops, Scientists Say
Mon., July 1, 1996
Anti-Abortion Delegations Put Gop Unity At Risk
Mon., July 1, 1996
Clinton At 2 Air Bases For Memorial Services
Mon., July 1, 1996
Priscilla Gilkey First Woman President Of Spokane Club Symbolizes Organization’s Evolution
Mon., July 1, 1996
Woman’s Suicide Disrupts Ceremony
Mon., July 1, 1996
Kinsey Mcgregor Wins All-College Scholarship
Mon., July 1, 1996
Serb Chief Gives Power To Loyalist War Crimes Suspect Still Defies International Calls To Resign
Mon., July 1, 1996
Police Dog Leads Man To Give Up Travis Comeslast Arrested In Execution-Style Killing
Mon., July 1, 1996
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., July 1, 1996
Silence Won’t Win War Against Racism
Mon., July 1, 1996
Gates Keeps Wealthiest Title, With Asian Fortunes On Rise
Mon., July 1, 1996
Demos Surprise With Youthful Look, Results
Mon., July 1, 1996
Combine Education, Observation
Mon., July 1, 1996
Railroad Merger Proposal Raises Competition Concerns
Mon., July 1, 1996
It’s Tea Time For Two Big Soda Makers Low-Priced Iced-Tea Products Share Shelf Space With Soft Drinks
Mon., July 1, 1996
Author Stretched The Truth Former Fbi Agent Admits Flaws In White House Book
Mon., July 1, 1996
Money For His Honey With 400 Hives In Service, Apiarist Keeps As Busy As A …
Mon., July 1, 1996
Hoopfest Another Slam-Dunk For Spokane Organizer Rejects Plans For Creating Franchised Version Of City Festival
Mon., July 1, 1996
It’s The American Way Tribes Capitalize On Region’s Celebration Of Independence Day
Mon., July 1, 1996
Fireworks Shipment Explodes, Killing 4
Mon., July 1, 1996
Jetboat Helps Passengers Mine Metaline Area History Box Canyon Resort Owners Finding Interest In River Trip
Mon., July 1, 1996
A Wing And A Preyer Grant, Volunteer Training Boost Modest Effort To Care For Sick, Injured Birds Of Prey
Mon., July 1, 1996
Law And Orders Tribal Stands Provide The Rockets; Firefighters Supply The Red Glare
Mon., July 1, 1996
Obituaries
Mon., July 1, 1996
Council Likely To Pave Way For Bond Vote
Mon., July 1, 1996
Teenager Injured In Car Accident
Mon., July 1, 1996
Serb Chief Gives Up Duties, But Not Office Countries Demand Karadzic Surrender For War Crime Trial
Mon., July 1, 1996
Early Morning Rape Occurs Downtown
Mon., July 1, 1996
Public Periscope
Mon., July 1, 1996
Government Almanac
Mon., July 1, 1996
Lakeland High Graduates Receive Scholarships
Mon., July 1, 1996
Long-Distance Parking Tickets Mystify Owners
Mon., July 1, 1996
Gunman Kills Four In Georgia
Mon., July 1, 1996
Nearly 3 Percent Of Adults Jailed, Paroled, On Probation
Mon., July 1, 1996
Oppressed Minorities, Move Over Letter Of The Week: From June 21
Mon., July 1, 1996
Lottery Numbers
Mon., July 1, 1996
Carolina Church Latest Arson Target
Mon., July 1, 1996
Fire Ravages Southern California
Mon., July 1, 1996
Yeltsin Remains Out Of Sight
Mon., July 1, 1996
Moderate Leader, 89, Survives Attack
Mon., July 1, 1996
Vitamin C Good For Smokers
Mon., July 1, 1996
Gay Pastors Issue In Election
Mon., July 1, 1996
Police Identify Tubbs Hill Victim
Mon., July 1, 1996
Police Hunt Suspect In Small Explosion
Mon., July 1, 1996
High Times For Sturgeon Flooded Rivers Egg On Both Giant Fish, Research Program
Mon., July 1, 1996

Sports

Weibring Fights Off Fatigue, Wins Greater Hartford Open
Mon., July 1, 1996
Edgar Has Webb In Sight
Mon., July 1, 1996
Are The British Prepared For ‘Ja, Ja, Tim?’
Mon., July 1, 1996
Round Of 16 Loaded With First-Timers Upsets Trim Wimbledon Field To Unlikely Group
Mon., July 1, 1996
Martinez Learns Baseball’s Not Always A Fair Game
Mon., July 1, 1996
Cannons Finish 3-1 At Tournament
Mon., July 1, 1996
Hoopfest’s Curtain Call Participants Save Face At Hoopfest ‘96
Mon., July 1, 1996
Dawes, Others Fill Gymnastics Team
Mon., July 1, 1996
Young Steals Six In Rockies’ Win
Mon., July 1, 1996
Dream Team Iii Has New Lease On Life Players Properly Insured During 8-Day Moratorium
Mon., July 1, 1996
For Now, What M’S Want, M’S Get Win Trims Rangers’ Lead To Five Games In American League West
Mon., July 1, 1996
Filling A Tall Order At Age 31 And 5-Foot-9 With Shoes On, Mahon Never Stops Attacking
Mon., July 1, 1996
Moncassin Sprints To Win
Mon., July 1, 1996
Europa Team Lives Up To Britt’s Word
Mon., July 1, 1996
Belle Just Has To Apologize
Mon., July 1, 1996
Orioles Earn Split; Anderson Tags 27th
Mon., July 1, 1996
Indians Outgun Everett Nine Men Prove Too Many For Aquasox’s Zachmann
Mon., July 1, 1996
Labonte Race Winner, Again
Mon., July 1, 1996
Laughs, Tears Share Same Stage In Coed Hoops
Mon., July 1, 1996
Sports People
Mon., July 1, 1996
Siphon Beats Gold Cup Favorite
Mon., July 1, 1996