Archives | March 1996

Friday, March 1

• The Slice She Wore Her Gloves, He, A Mitt

• Judge Lets Restaurants Kick Out Hells Angels State Court’s Decision Affirms Ruling Made In District Court Last Year

• Simpson Says He’s Controlling But Denies Threatening Ex-Wife O.J. Says He Gave Clothes To ‘Some Guy Named Fuhrman’

• Have A Nice Day! There Was A Lot Going On In That Decade After The ‘60s - We Late Boomers Should Be Proud To Call The ‘70s Our Own

• Lobbyists’ Power Called Unhealthy

All stories for March 1, 1996 »

Saturday, March 2

• Proper Signal Aids Efforts Of Rescuers Standard For Avalanche Beacons Switched To More Powerful

• Pros, Cons Of Winter Camping

• Cow-A-Bunga!

• Miami Museum Is One Of A Kind

• Victim Of Overbooking By Airline? Understand Your Alternatives

All stories for March 2, 1996 »

Sunday, March 3

• Son Needs Ownership Of Problem

• Enough Said! When It Comes To Daytime TV, Things Just Don’t Seem To Change

• The Slice Facial Hair, Grow It If You Got It

• You’ll Find A Safe Haven Just Around The Corner

• Lessons Of Faith A Child’s Spiritual Development Is An Ongoing Process That Often Starts At A Very Early Age

All stories for March 3, 1996 »

Monday, March 4

• Heightened Vulnerability Is Balanced By Heightened Potential

• Patience And Style Win In Dress For Less Contest

• Creativity At Work Take On The Challenge Of Making Creativity Your Business

• ‘Terry Tooth’ Brings Smiles To Audience

• Three More Teams Earn Ncaa Berths

All stories for March 4, 1996 »

Tuesday, March 5

• Movie Has A Split Personality - Neither Is Very Good

• Cheap Seats

• Hells Canyon Receives Good News

• Allen Frees Up Funds, But Why?

• Coaches Debate Ncaa Berths

All stories for March 5, 1996 »

Wednesday, March 6

• Hokies Request Dismissal

• Horrendous Month Didn’t Eliminate WSU

• Osgood Makes His Point As Red Wings Win Again

• Chicago Drug Gang Takes Hit Eight Convicted In Initial Test Of ‘Operation Headache’ Probe

• Blackhawks Can’t Escape Injury Woes

All stories for March 6, 1996 »

Thursday, March 7

• Lottery Numbers

• Whitney Houston’s Brother Arrested On Crack Cocaine Charge Charged With Drug Possession And Resisting Arrest

• China Tests Missiles Off Coast Of Taiwan Tests Designed To Discourage Island Hopes For Independence

• Road Safety Ruse Does The Trick

• Cuba To Market A New, Small Cigar

All stories for March 7, 1996 »

Friday, March 8

• Nhl

• Boise State Qb Quits

• Ruff Makes All-Pac-10 Team

• Whit Women Capture Relay Title

• Tyson Flat In Sparring Exhibition Unimpressive In First Open Training Session For Bruno

All stories for March 8, 1996 »

Saturday, March 9

• Undercurrents Spokane’s Racism Isn’t Overt, But Flows Just Under The Surface There May Not Be Swastikas On Walls, But There Is A More Subtle Dynamic At Work In Spokane

• Group Planned For Those Raising Relatives’ Kids

• Love Your Work? Is It Fulfilling? Tell Us Your Tips

• Gold’s Days In The Sun Fade To A Precious Few

• Stop-Loss Can Brake Fall Orders Help Investors Set Exit Strategy In Jumpy Market

All stories for March 9, 1996 »

Sunday, March 10

• Police Claim Daughter Plotted To Kill Family

• Three Men Indicted In Smuggling Plot

• Clinton, Dole Tie In Nw Fund-Raising But Donations From Region Small Potatoes In Candidates’ National Fund-Raising Efforts

• It’s A Strait Line, But No Joke For Country Fans They Camped Out At Arena For Tickets To Singer’s April Concert

• Smoking Up Among Teens Most Parents Know Their Kids Smoke, Teenagers Report To Interviewers

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Monday, March 11

• Mariners Reassign Griffey’s Brother And Pitcher Suzuki

• If Kermit’s In, Then Charade’s Over At Idaho

• Nelson Blames Himself For Firing

• Miscellany

• Bulldogs Felled 10-1; Pac-10 Honors Ruff

All stories for March 11, 1996 »

Tuesday, March 12

• Area Teens Give A Big Thumbs Down To School Uniforms

• By The Numbers Predictable ‘Up Close’ Doesn’t Get Too Personal

• Big Bad Bully

• Enjoy Chuckles With ‘The Faculty’

• Angelic Voice Makes Carey A Dream For Ears

All stories for March 12, 1996 »

Wednesday, March 13

• Perkins Boosts Sonics Veteran’s Last-Second Heroics Help Seattle Topple Orlando

• Whl All-Star Tickets Go On Sale

• Hill’s Triple-Double Leads Pistons Past Slumping Suns

• Pippen Sidelined 10 To 14 Days

• Change On Way For County Golfers New Policies Concerning How To Get Tee Times Give Equal Chances To Golfers Throughout Region

All stories for March 13, 1996 »

Thursday, March 14

• The Slice If You Like Fries With Ketchup, You May Have Other Fish To Fry

• Nebraska Wins, Takes On Cougars Next

• Hackman, Best Lead Sasquatch To Victory

• Hertz, Bulldogs Eagerly Anticipate Start Of First Wcc Baseball Season

• Bruno Treated Royally By English Fans

All stories for March 14, 1996 »

Friday, March 15

• Studies Link Height, Heart Disease Research: Shorter Men Have Greater Risk Of Heart Trouble

• Lesbian Loses Lawsuit Against Nordstorm

• Boy And His Puppy Safe After Ordeal

• Hanford Celebrates First Nuclear Waste Tank Cleanup

• Road Beds Smolder, Ooze Goo Problem With Tire Chips Mystifies Highway Officials

All stories for March 15, 1996 »

Saturday, March 16

• Holmes Takes Wbc Middleweight Crown

• Time Expires On Princeton

• Strangers Sneak Cat From Evacuated Town

• Reds Begin Countdown To Sparky

• Sports People

All stories for March 16, 1996 »

Sunday, March 17

• Lingering unsolved murders haunt families

• The Gift Of Faith As Children Get Older, The Questions Get Tougher - Parents Can Help Build A Foundation Of Faith

• Make A French Connection

• Let’s Give Recognition To Worthy

• The Slice No One Really Knows Who Is From California

All stories for March 17, 1996 »

Monday, March 18

• Warm And Wet Spring Expected

• King Hussein Lands In Idaho Falls

• Murder Up 12.2%; Car Thefts Up 25.4%

• Contract Awarded In Tailings Project

• Chief Fudd Add Some Zip To A Dull Hobby

All stories for March 18, 1996 »

Tuesday, March 19

• Fugitive Satellite Expected To Re-Enter Atmosphere

• Dole Sweeps Midwest Primaries Victories Leave Him Just A Few Delegates Shy Of Clinching Gop Nomination

• House Tackles Wide-Ranging Immigration Reform Bill

• Woman Recorded Abduction Tape Helped Police Find Suspect In Carjacking, Teacher’s Murder

• Mao Jackets To Get Some French Styling

All stories for March 19, 1996 »

Wednesday, March 20

• Teen Pleads Guilty In Goose Attack

• Landowners Denounce Species Act On The Other Side, Hearing Blasted For Being One-Sided

• Nhl

• Knicks Tip Pacers With Clutch Plays

• Waitress Was Simply The Best

All stories for March 20, 1996 »

Thursday, March 21

• Treat Soil As If All Life Depends On It

• Toll Tale Spokane Man’s Bell Assortment Echoes With Collective Pride

• ‘Diabolique’ Remake More Fun Than Terrifying

• Spike’s Girl Randle Shines In Sassy Role As A Phone-Sex Operator In ‘Girl 6’

• The Slice When You Hear Siren’s Song, Toss The Press Truck A Tow Line

All stories for March 21, 1996 »

Friday, March 22

• Iowa Puts Hammerlock On Ncaa Wrestling Title

• Kwan On Top As Americans Think Sweep Ito’s Spill Creates Opportunity For 15-Year-Old

• Toreros Keep Zags Winless In Wcc Play

• Orlando Stars Pile Up Points In Ot Win

• Growing Up In The Valley

All stories for March 22, 1996 »

Saturday, March 23

• Business Beat

• Shrewd Managers Retreat To Quality As Volatility Increases Politics Likely To Heighten Skittishness As Election Year Skirmishing Continues

• Arson Fire Destroys Spokane Valley Home

• Some Sense, Logic Crucial To Good Fight

• Russell Auction Opening Nets Record Amount

All stories for March 23, 1996 »

Sunday, March 24

• Franchises Satisfying, But Risky

• Obituaries

• Eric Johnson Named Physician-Citizen Of Year

• Outstanding Warrants

• Pentium Chip For Notebooks Drives Demand Quickly Changing Laptop Market Creates Headaches For Retailers

All stories for March 24, 1996 »

Monday, March 25

• Changes Occur Before The Change

• The Original Montana Fugitives

• Town Tradition Goads Residents Into Donations

• Race Incidents Reported At Gu Man Yells Racial Slurs; Black’s Car Vandalized

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for March 25, 1996 »

Tuesday, March 26

• Architectural Classic Should Be Preserved

• Talented Actors Help Create Powerful Drama

• Internet Sites Help You Beat Tough Games

• Strong Acting Helps Buoy ‘Party Of Five’

• Networks Sprinkle More Reruns Into TV Season

All stories for March 26, 1996 »

Wednesday, March 27

• Folk Great Brings Distinctive Sound To The Met

• Perfect March Bachelors, Bachelorettes Try Modern-Day ‘Dating Game’

• Men’s Chorus Sings At The Met

• Glitz & Glamour ‘Crazy For You’ Promises To Be One Of The Season’s Best

• Say It With Color Neutrals Are Everywhere, But Splashes Of Color Provide Personality

All stories for March 27, 1996 »

Thursday, March 28

• The Slice Funny, But Textbooks Don’t Say Whether Clark Wore A Big ‘S’

• Contest To Decide Baby Gorilla’s Name

• Injury Accident

• Lemieux, Jagr Lift Penguins

• Nba

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Friday, March 29

• Kentucky, Umass Primed Wildcats Favored By 8 Points Despite Early Loss To Minutemen

• Unheralded Takes On Overlooked

• Kings Show Flames Who’s Better In West

• Gu Can’t Erase A 10-0 Deficit

• Coaches Should Break Out Name Tags

All stories for March 29, 1996 »

Saturday, March 30

• S-R Business Section Ranked Among Best Newspaper Wins Sabew Award For Second Consecutive Year

• Runkle Honored As Top Advertising Exec Hana And Associates Captures Best Of Show Award For Bingo Ad

• Business Center Helps Neophytes To Avoid Blunders

• Boeing Forms New Alliance Company To Sell Cargo Unit, Join Data Transmission Venture

• Computer Gets F

All stories for March 30, 1996 »

Sunday, March 31

• Use Ratings, Not Censors On Internet

• City May Streamline Development Permits

• WSU To Dedicate Institute To Tom Foley This Week

• Ted Rusnak Beverage Distributor Is Here With The Beer, Quenching Spokane’s Thirst

• Gardner Wants To Run Small School District

All stories for March 31, 1996 »