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Archives | March 10, 1997

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Features

Steer Clear Of Tricky ‘Intersection’
Mon., March 10, 1997
The Slice Knowing The Facts Does Not Mean Applying Them
Mon., March 10, 1997
All Pets Go To Heaven Children Should Be Made Aware Of The Cycle Of Life
Mon., March 10, 1997
Children Can Learn Values Of Etiquette
Mon., March 10, 1997
TV Violence Can Be Curbed By Off Switch
Mon., March 10, 1997
Disney’s ‘Jungle 2 Jungle’ Is Two Times Too Much
Mon., March 10, 1997
Ok, You Have Had Your Say
Mon., March 10, 1997
Grishman Book Sets Print Record
Mon., March 10, 1997
Orchestra Soars Before Empty Chairs
Mon., March 10, 1997
Trivia
Mon., March 10, 1997
I’M Giving My All And Getting Nothing
Mon., March 10, 1997
He Wants The Film To Be Just Like ‘Hudson Hawk’ Whoopi
Mon., March 10, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., March 10, 1997
Social Security Needs A Few Obvious Fixes
Mon., March 10, 1997
Power Of Tradition Nez Perce Spiritual And Cultural Leader Puts Years Of Wisdom In A Book
Mon., March 10, 1997

Nation/World

Panel To Investigate Fraud Among Non-Profit Agencies Vendors With Government Contracts Not Held Accountable For Spending
Mon., March 10, 1997
Unification Church Ads Won’t Be Printed In Top Idaho Papers Publishers Cite Sexual References In Moon Speech
Mon., March 10, 1997
Residents Favor Multiracial Box For Census But State Committee Reluctant To Endorse Idea
Mon., March 10, 1997
Late-Term Abortions Under Fire Cardinal O’Connor Says Women In Peril
Mon., March 10, 1997
Creative Marketing A Big Boost
Mon., March 10, 1997
Campaign Spending Defended Use Of ‘Soft Money’ Legal, Ex-Clinton Aide Says
Mon., March 10, 1997
Rap Artist Shot To Death ‘Gangsta Rap’ Star Notorious B.I.G. Apparent Victim Of Drive-By After Party In L.A.
Mon., March 10, 1997
Microsoft Posts Repair Kit For Web Browser Flaws
Mon., March 10, 1997
WSU Announces President’s Honor Roll
Mon., March 10, 1997
Lawmakers To Attempt Override Marathon Sessions Planned To Handle Proposals
Mon., March 10, 1997
Sherman Simpson Spokane
Mon., March 10, 1997
Legacy Of Lead Roads, Logging Help Flush Metals Downstream
Mon., March 10, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., March 10, 1997
Births
Mon., March 10, 1997
Council To Hear Report On Long-Range Planning
Mon., March 10, 1997
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., March 10, 1997
Idaho Migrant Council Gets Federal Grant
Mon., March 10, 1997
Searchers Recover Body Of Avalanche Victim Friends Riding Nearby Triggered Snow Slide That Buried Snowmobiler
Mon., March 10, 1997
Army Ignored Warning Signs Before Shootings Soldier Who Shot 19 ‘Fixated On Death’
Mon., March 10, 1997
One In Seven L.A. Teens Brings Weapon To High School
Mon., March 10, 1997
Daughter Howls At Mom’s Mistake In Candy Store
Mon., March 10, 1997
Fbi Seeks Man With Mcveigh
Mon., March 10, 1997
To The Rescue Search-And-Rescue Director John Taylor Keeps One Thing In Mind: To Help People
Mon., March 10, 1997
Death Will Fuel Rumors Of East-West Rap War
Mon., March 10, 1997
Ridding Rap Of Violence Not So Simple
Mon., March 10, 1997
More Women Making Careers In Male-Dominated Auto Industry Mechanic, Other Choices For Jobs Opening Up
Mon., March 10, 1997
Driver Receives Prison Sentence For Passenger’s Death
Mon., March 10, 1997
Sta Puts New Computer System Into Gear System Will Help Plan New Bus Routes, Help Customers Find Bus Stops, Smooth Out Van Routes
Mon., March 10, 1997
Insurance Firms Will Auction Off Battered Boats
Mon., March 10, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., March 10, 1997
Something For Nothing Growth In Post Falls, Less State Money Stretches Post Falls Volunteer Ambulance Service Thin
Mon., March 10, 1997
Heart Disorder Often Diagnosed As Panic Attack
Mon., March 10, 1997
Getting Ready For Work Schools Look To Business To Prepare Kids For Real World
Mon., March 10, 1997
WSU Leads The Whey With Cheese-Making Short Course
Mon., March 10, 1997
Police Can’t Be Censors For City
Mon., March 10, 1997
Mary Tyler Moore Forced To Bow Out Due To Blindness
Mon., March 10, 1997
Ibuprofen Helps Curb Alzheimer’s 60 Percent Reduction Possible But So Is Major Kidney Damage
Mon., March 10, 1997
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Kill New Mother
Mon., March 10, 1997
Gay Bar In Trouble For Bias Heterosexual Couple Bounced For Kissing Amid Gay Customers
Mon., March 10, 1997
Sheinwold, The ‘King Of Bridge,’ Dies
Mon., March 10, 1997
‘96 Telecomm Law Ushered In Period Of Relative Chaos
Mon., March 10, 1997
Car Burglary Stole Memories More Valuable Than Items Letter Of The Week: From Feb. 24
Mon., March 10, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., March 10, 1997
Scotland Cardinal Offers Women Money To Keep Babies
Mon., March 10, 1997
Anthony Lentz Sirti Ready To Fulfill Potential, Associate Director Says
Mon., March 10, 1997
Idaho Abortion Bill Seen But Not Heard Lawmakers Hesitant To Bring Up Family Forum’s Measure That Would Enforce Abortion Laws
Mon., March 10, 1997
Minister Shot To Death Outside Church After Service
Mon., March 10, 1997
Snowmobile Riders Search For Plane Missing Since Friday
Mon., March 10, 1997
Fish Club Hopes Feds Take Debate Stocking Pend Oreille River With Walleye Seen As Way To Boost Economy, But Game Agents Worry About Imperiled Native Bull Trout
Mon., March 10, 1997
Legacy Of Lead Floods Spread Mine Waste Toxic Metals From Old Mine Tailing Piles Migrate Through Cda River Basin
Mon., March 10, 1997
Germany Expels U.S. Envoy Accused Of Economic Spying
Mon., March 10, 1997
Albania Chief Seeking Coalition
Mon., March 10, 1997
President Left With Sacks Of Loot
Mon., March 10, 1997
Israeli Withdrawal Plan Rejected
Mon., March 10, 1997
50,000 Rally For Democracy
Mon., March 10, 1997
Freight Train Hits Van, Killing 5
Mon., March 10, 1997
Tour Bus Rolls Over, Injuring 44
Mon., March 10, 1997
No Proof Swiss Took Victims’ Gold
Mon., March 10, 1997
A Healthy Dose Of Tea Formal Tea For 1,000 At Davenport Hotel Helps Support St. Luke’s Program
Mon., March 10, 1997
Attorney General’s Office Questions Senn’s Settlement With Prudential $600,000 From Company Used To Pay For Staff, Hotline
Mon., March 10, 1997
Woman’s Body Found On Riverbank
Mon., March 10, 1997
Flood Closes Tekoa-Oakesdale Road
Mon., March 10, 1997
Reward Offered For Auto Parts Yard Vandals
Mon., March 10, 1997
Plane Makes Emergency Landing On I-5
Mon., March 10, 1997
100 Flee Apartment House Blaze
Mon., March 10, 1997
11 Drunks Arrested After Flight Lands
Mon., March 10, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., March 10, 1997
Greed, Resentment Motivated Bank Robber, Half-Brother Says
Mon., March 10, 1997

Sports

Newest Rangers Enjoying Escape
Mon., March 10, 1997
March Madness Takes On New Meaning No Big Surprises On Men’s Side, But A Few Coaches Upset
Mon., March 10, 1997
Karl Lashes Out At Supersoft Sonics Blazers Beat Up Seattle, 103-93
Mon., March 10, 1997
Mailman Delivers Milestone For Jazz
Mon., March 10, 1997
Washington, Oregon Selected For 32-Team Nit
Mon., March 10, 1997
Nic Men, Women Face Unknown
Mon., March 10, 1997
Scouting Could Pay Off For Cheney Blackhawks’ Jessett Familiar With First-Round Opponent
Mon., March 10, 1997
Nic Teams Face Unknown
Mon., March 10, 1997
Reese Treated For Cancer
Mon., March 10, 1997
Smith Scores 25 As Quest Evens Abl Series At 2-2 Championship To Be Decided Tuesday In Columbus
Mon., March 10, 1997
Jarrett Outduels Irvan For Primestar 500 Win
Mon., March 10, 1997
Two-Time Champion Holds Commanding Lead In Iditarod Other Mushers All But Concede Grueling Sled-Dog Race To Buser
Mon., March 10, 1997
Krajicek Victorious
Mon., March 10, 1997
Seattle Waives Proehl
Mon., March 10, 1997
U.S. Wins 16 Medals
Mon., March 10, 1997
Austrian Wins Slalom
Mon., March 10, 1997
Elkington’s Eagle Leads To Victory At Doral-Ryder Open
Mon., March 10, 1997
Full Day For Gsl At State G-Prep Draws Toughest Assignment With Opener Against No. 2 Mountain View
Mon., March 10, 1997
Succeeding On The Edge Republic’s Never-Say-Die Attitude Reaps Biggest Trophy At State B
Mon., March 10, 1997
Uconn Collects Another Top Seed; Stanford No. 1 In West
Mon., March 10, 1997