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Archives | March 4, 1996

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Features

Your Average Ham Could Be A Real Bomb
Mon., March 4, 1996
The Slice Facial Hair, Grow It If You Got It
Mon., March 4, 1996
You’ll Find A Safe Haven Just Around The Corner
Mon., March 4, 1996
Just Another Sunday In The Park With John
Mon., March 4, 1996
Haven’t We Seen This Somewhere Before?
Mon., March 4, 1996
‘My Parents Hate My Husband’
Mon., March 4, 1996
Symphony Gives Inspired Performance Of Haydn’s Masterpiece ‘The Creation’
Mon., March 4, 1996
Lights, Camera, Muppets Kermit, Clifford, Miss Piggy And The Gang Operate A TV Station In New Prime-Time Series
Mon., March 4, 1996
May Be Helpful To Say This Again
Mon., March 4, 1996
Enough Said! When It Comes To Daytime TV, Things Just Don’t Seem To Change
Mon., March 4, 1996
Son Needs Ownership Of Problem
Mon., March 4, 1996
Lessons Of Faith A Child’s Spiritual Development Is An Ongoing Process That Often Starts At A Very Early Age
Mon., March 4, 1996
Trivia
Mon., March 4, 1996
Dermatologists Offering Advice On Skin Cancer
Mon., March 4, 1996
Nordstrom Puts Fashions On Runway
Mon., March 4, 1996
Research Details Window Of Fertility
Mon., March 4, 1996
Hints From Heloise
Mon., March 4, 1996

Nation/World

Candidate Held Briefly After Bid To Crash Debate
Mon., March 4, 1996
Layoffs Aren’t The Instant Fix They Once Were Investors Not Always Enamored Of Companies That Slash Payroll
Mon., March 4, 1996
Trade Alliance Group Will Promote Overseas Activity
Mon., March 4, 1996
Reorganization A Way To Meet New Demands
Mon., March 4, 1996
Clinkerdagger’s Chosen As Favorite Restaurant
Mon., March 4, 1996
Lottery Numbers:
Mon., March 4, 1996
Strong-Mayor Proposal Moving Forward Last Week’s Absent Council Members Expected To Vote On Plan
Mon., March 4, 1996
Most Molesters Attack Relatives, Acquaintances Study Also Finds That Children Bear The Brunt Of Sex Offenses
Mon., March 4, 1996
Congresswoman In Stable Condition
Mon., March 4, 1996
Mail Carriers Keep Eye On The Elderly Postal Workers Alert Supervisors If They See Signs Of Something Wrong
Mon., March 4, 1996
Clintons’ Partners Face Trial Starr Begins Trying His First Whitewater-Related Case Newsday
Mon., March 4, 1996
Who’s Watching Out For Kids? Even In Idaho, Traditional Image Of Family Is Fading Fast
Mon., March 4, 1996
Fewer Grizzlies Hibernating In Park Biologist Find Bears Follow Wolf, Cougar Populations
Mon., March 4, 1996
Gorton Seeks Regional Presidential Primaries Under Bill, Four Regions Would Take Turns Holding First Election
Mon., March 4, 1996
Conservative Party Ousts Ruling Socialists In Spain Voters Reject Fears And Ghosts Of The Nation’s Fascist Past
Mon., March 4, 1996
Term Limit Declarations Sought Initiative Would Make State List Candidates’ Stands On Ballots
Mon., March 4, 1996
Fuhrman Still Having Trouble With The Press
Mon., March 4, 1996
Anti-Gay Rule Gags Teachers, Spurs Lawsuit
Mon., March 4, 1996
Volunteers Have Pure Motives Water Watchdogs Donate Time To Make Sure Their Neighbors’ Supply Remains Tasty And Safe
Mon., March 4, 1996
Many Area Water Systems Outdated, Inadequate
Mon., March 4, 1996
Showdown Due On Farm Workers’ Comp Last-Ditch Effort Planned To Sidetrack Bill To Lift Agriculture’s Exemption For Paying Insurance For Workers
Mon., March 4, 1996
They’re Banking On Fun Pine Creek Tavern Plays Host To The Eight-Ball Championship Of North Idaho
Mon., March 4, 1996
Obituaries
Mon., March 4, 1996
Doug Huigen In An Ever-Changing Employment Market, Resource Center Helps People Hit Target
Mon., March 4, 1996
Lakeland High School Announces Honor Roll
Mon., March 4, 1996
Famed French Author Marguerite Duras Dies Her Most Popular Novel Portrayed The Ugliness Of Colonialism
Mon., March 4, 1996
Hugs Greet Guard On Return From Italy Tanker Crews Spent Several Weeks Enforcing ‘No-Fly Zone’ Over Bosnia
Mon., March 4, 1996
Government Almanac
Mon., March 4, 1996
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., March 4, 1996
Births
Mon., March 4, 1996
Campaign ‘96
Mon., March 4, 1996
Panel Passes Deadline For Dual Enrollment
Mon., March 4, 1996
Ron Howard Wins Top Director Award Although Snubbed By Oscars, Director Honored For ‘Apollo 13’
Mon., March 4, 1996
Peace Corps Alumni Hold Reunion In D.C.
Mon., March 4, 1996
N. Idaho Winter Is Extra Wet Since October, Precipitation Over 140 Percent Of Normal
Mon., March 4, 1996
Teen Gunned Down In Drive-By Shooting
Mon., March 4, 1996
Republican Opponents Try To Derail Dole Buchanan Defends Trade Views During TV Debate In Georgia
Mon., March 4, 1996
Sorry We’re Late
Mon., March 4, 1996
Military Police Storm Prison To Free Guard Taken Hostage
Mon., March 4, 1996
Brazilian Fans Mourning Band Killed In Plane Crash
Mon., March 4, 1996
Public Periscope
Mon., March 4, 1996
Renovating School A Wise Investment
Mon., March 4, 1996
Reunions
Mon., March 4, 1996
Cemetery’s, Trail’s Paths Should Not Cross Letter Of The Week: From Feb. 21
Mon., March 4, 1996
Arson Fire Damages Journalist’s Home
Mon., March 4, 1996
Trans-Asian Railroad Project Announced
Mon., March 4, 1996
Convicted Teenager Shot, Killed In Court
Mon., March 4, 1996
Robot Trucks Collect Raves Agency Wants To Expand Automated Trash Pickup After Survey Shows Residents Brimming With Joy
Mon., March 4, 1996
Israel: ‘We Are At War’ Peres Launches All-Out Effort To Prevent More Hamas Attacks
Mon., March 4, 1996
Timothy Leary Ready To Turn Off Dying Drug Guru Plans Last Mind-Expanding Trip
Mon., March 4, 1996
Morocco King Notes 35th Anniversary
Mon., March 4, 1996
Letters To The Editor
Mon., March 4, 1996
Drug Court Trying To Free Its Defendants Addicts Given Choice: Go Straight Or Go Straight To Jail
Mon., March 4, 1996
Meningitis Kills 1,273 In Nigeria
Mon., March 4, 1996
Video Store Clerks Killed; Kin Missing
Mon., March 4, 1996
A Poll’s Wording Can Affect Its Outcome Salvage Rider Survey Results Show A Recurring Problem With Gathering Opinion
Mon., March 4, 1996
Art Historian, Critic Meyer Schapiro Dies
Mon., March 4, 1996
Virtual U. Puts Campus In Home
Mon., March 4, 1996
Mother Allegedly Tossed Son Into Bay
Mon., March 4, 1996
Car Runs Over Teen To Try To Get Coat
Mon., March 4, 1996
Parents Pay Pang A Visit In Jail
Mon., March 4, 1996
Man Dies After Car Runs Into Home
Mon., March 4, 1996
Foundation Earmarks $10 Million For Sheep
Mon., March 4, 1996
Cataldo Is County’s Distant Relative Many Feel Left Out On ‘Wrong Side’ Of Fourth Of July Pass
Mon., March 4, 1996
3 Democrat Caucus Locations Moved
Mon., March 4, 1996
Son, Friend Sought In Woman’s Death
Mon., March 4, 1996

Sports

For Openers, Lc Faces Tough Test
Mon., March 4, 1996
CV Basketball Coach Terry Irwin Retires After 13 Years At Central Valley And Six At G-Prep, He Steps Down To Spend More Time With His Family
Mon., March 4, 1996
Bulldogs Slam Waves Gonzaga To Face Portland For Title
Mon., March 4, 1996
Gretzky Sustains Minor Concussion
Mon., March 4, 1996
Ali: The ‘Greatest’
Mon., March 4, 1996
Tar Heels Foil Duke’s Comeback
Mon., March 4, 1996
Williams Late Jumper Downs UW
Mon., March 4, 1996
Magic Rejects Olympics For Family
Mon., March 4, 1996
Pateros’ Title Was No Shocker Hate To Tell You We Told You So, But We Told You So
Mon., March 4, 1996
The Stoppers! Norm Charlton And Brother Craig In Business Of Making Saves
Mon., March 4, 1996
Wong Leads Gonzaga The Right Way
Mon., March 4, 1996
Cheney Hoop Fans Prepare For Double Dip
Mon., March 4, 1996
Miscellany
Mon., March 4, 1996
Gordon Returns To Winning Form
Mon., March 4, 1996
Norman Holds Off Challengers With Sensational Short Game
Mon., March 4, 1996
Giants Say Hampton Will Stay
Mon., March 4, 1996
Courier Whips Qualifier
Mon., March 4, 1996
Iditarod Begins Run
Mon., March 4, 1996
Padres Grab Rare Victory Over Mariners
Mon., March 4, 1996