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Archives | March 17, 1997

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Features

Delta Dawn, Better Keep That Sweater On
Mon., March 17, 1997
‘Born Into Exile’ Offers Clear Warning
Mon., March 17, 1997
Put Feelings For Children Into A Letter
Mon., March 17, 1997
The Slice Let’s Save Some Pothole Stories For Next Year
Mon., March 17, 1997
Kaipo Gets His Wish Kaipo Manners Fulfills Lifelong Dream Of Traveling To Hawaii To Meet His Grandparents And Other Relatives
Mon., March 17, 1997
Critics Made Fun, But Tesh Is Laughing Now
Mon., March 17, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., March 17, 1997
He Thinks I Am A Spendthrift
Mon., March 17, 1997
Many Of You Wrote About This
Mon., March 17, 1997
Trivia
Mon., March 17, 1997
Rewards Don’t Alter Misbehavior
Mon., March 17, 1997
All Heart With Personal Experience As Inspiration, Jim Dougherty Should Get Straight A’S As A Cardiovascular Technologist
Mon., March 17, 1997
Shy Sapling Foils Scientific Re-Creation
Mon., March 17, 1997

Nation/World

John Fahey Recipient Of Robert Gray Award
Mon., March 17, 1997
Board Gives Ok For First Pro-Guided Cougar Hunts
Mon., March 17, 1997
On The Track To New Technology Monitor Sends Signals From Birds To Satellites
Mon., March 17, 1997
Alternative Energy Expert To Speak At Electrical Expo
Mon., March 17, 1997
Bob Crump Kootenai Electric Official Gets Charge Out Of Customer Service
Mon., March 17, 1997
Mall Owners Want Own Credit Card Hope That Consumers Will Start Spending Again
Mon., March 17, 1997
Follow Plan, But Make It Flexible
Mon., March 17, 1997
Reunions
Mon., March 17, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., March 17, 1997
Inmates In Segregation After Saturday Stabbing
Mon., March 17, 1997
Cause A Mystery In Canal Diving Accident Rescue Crews Hope To Recover 2 Bodies Still In Siphon
Mon., March 17, 1997
Births
Mon., March 17, 1997
Low-Power Radio Stations Popping Up Despite Static Microstations Say They Are Cheaper, Licensed Competitors Say No Fair
Mon., March 17, 1997
Inmate Captured After Prison Break Convicted Killer Used Hacksaw Blade To Escape From High-Security Cell
Mon., March 17, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., March 17, 1997
Israel Gives No Ground On Housing Construction Of 6,500 Units For Jews On Arab Ground To Begin This Week
Mon., March 17, 1997
Massive International Attempts To Bring Peace To Bosnia Failing
Mon., March 17, 1997
How Do You Say ‘Coeur D’Alene’ In Spanish?
Mon., March 17, 1997
Socialist Leader Holds Hope For End To Crisis
Mon., March 17, 1997
Genetic Studies Already A Part Of People’s Lives
Mon., March 17, 1997
Americans Misinformed About Air Bags Public ‘Excessively Optimistic’ About The Devices, Survey Finds
Mon., March 17, 1997
Rain Forest To Be Re-Created In Florida
Mon., March 17, 1997
Mcveigh Admitted Guilt, Newsweek Says But He Failed Lie Detector Test On Question Of Accomplices
Mon., March 17, 1997
Clinton, Gop Still Far Apart On Budget Compromise
Mon., March 17, 1997
Clinton Delays Yeltsin Summit President Says He Feels Fine, But Takes Extra Day Before Flying To Finland
Mon., March 17, 1997
City Council Collects Signatures To Oust Mayor
Mon., March 17, 1997
Signs On I-84 Will Warn Of Bad Weather
Mon., March 17, 1997
Zaire On Verge Of Upheaval
Mon., March 17, 1997
Yeltsin Warns Finland Against Joining Nato Cold Chill Runs Through Finnish-Russian Relations
Mon., March 17, 1997
Breaking From The Pack Despite Reputation, Goats Make Wonderful Pack Animals, Man Says
Mon., March 17, 1997
Rosenbergs Didn’t Steal Nuclear Secrets, Ex-Soviet Spy Says
Mon., March 17, 1997
Lottery Numbers:
Mon., March 17, 1997
Mexican Police Accused Of Attacking Rebels
Mon., March 17, 1997
Apply Mental Energy To The Pothole Mess
Mon., March 17, 1997
Thousands Fleeing Albania As Chaos Continues
Mon., March 17, 1997
Mother Teresa Looks To U.S.
Mon., March 17, 1997
It’s Time To Lay On Bat Control Letter Of The Week: From March 4
Mon., March 17, 1997
Halt Pensions To Ss Officers, Germans Told
Mon., March 17, 1997
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., March 17, 1997
Business Start-Up Grubstake Today Had Better Be Big
Mon., March 17, 1997
A Republic Of The Airwaves Do-It-Yourselfers Give Town A Radio Station
Mon., March 17, 1997
Training Grounds Rail Buffs, Young And Old, Hop Aboard For Great American Train Show
Mon., March 17, 1997
Quake Rattles Central Japan
Mon., March 17, 1997
Soldiers Reject Offer Of Amnesty
Mon., March 17, 1997
Thousands Pay Last Respects To Former Leader Of Jamaica
Mon., March 17, 1997
Researchers Fear Backlash Over Cloning Projects At WSU, UI Could Be Impeded, They Say
Mon., March 17, 1997
King Kneels For Peace Jordan’s Hussein Visits Grieving Israeli Families
Mon., March 17, 1997
New Ceo Resuscitating Eastern State Hospital C. Jan Gregg Comes To State From Cincinnati, Where She Helped Revive Its Hospital
Mon., March 17, 1997
Birth Dads Left Out Of Adoption Author Says Genetic Father Important To Child’s History
Mon., March 17, 1997
Crips Investigated In Rappers’ Deaths
Mon., March 17, 1997
In California, And Where Else, Town Is Green All Year
Mon., March 17, 1997
Top Police Official Cited For Dui Assistant Chief’s Blood Alcohol Measured At 0.22, Wsp Says
Mon., March 17, 1997
Agency Suspected Of More Voter Fraud
Mon., March 17, 1997
3 Passengers Hurt When Car Hits Pole
Mon., March 17, 1997
First Lady Leaves On Trip To Africa
Mon., March 17, 1997
Legislature Still Has Some Issues To Resolve Lawmakers Plan To End 1997 Session On Tuesday, But Much Work Remains For Both Houses
Mon., March 17, 1997
Kids Take Run At Unsolved Mysteries Little Scientists Display Big Imaginations At Fair
Mon., March 17, 1997
Little Effort To Reform Campaigns Only One Bill, Seen As First Step, Has Chance To Pass
Mon., March 17, 1997
Victim Shoots Suspect Who Broke Into House
Mon., March 17, 1997
Council Moves Meeting To East Central
Mon., March 17, 1997
This Freeman Won’t Bow To Public Opinion
Mon., March 17, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., March 17, 1997
Off-Road Trip Damages Fragile Foothills Area
Mon., March 17, 1997
Energy Summit Will Focus On Regulations
Mon., March 17, 1997
Heavy Snows Starting To Claim Isolated Elk
Mon., March 17, 1997

Sports

Chiefs Fell T-Birds, Wind Up Third Spokane Pounds Seattle, 6-3, As Whl Regular Season Ends
Mon., March 17, 1997
Georgia Thwarts Arizona Rally
Mon., March 17, 1997
Coach Would Like To Throw The Book At Writer Who Told All About Ducks
Mon., March 17, 1997
Illinois Reaches Sweet 16 For First Time
Mon., March 17, 1997
Old Dominion Survives Scare Andrade Makes Up For Her Miss, Shoots Top Seed To Ot Victory
Mon., March 17, 1997
U.S. Claims World Cup Qualifier Yanks End Long Losing Streak With 3-0 Triumph Over Canada
Mon., March 17, 1997
Hornets Respond To Cowens’ Style
Mon., March 17, 1997
North Carolina Goes Overtime To Survive
Mon., March 17, 1997
Capitals Gain Crucial Win, But Lose Another Player
Mon., March 17, 1997
Miscellany
Mon., March 17, 1997
Freeman Boots Home Two Stakes-Race Winners At Playfair
Mon., March 17, 1997
Idaho’s Bruder Wins Steeplechase
Mon., March 17, 1997
Fielder Meant To Say That He’d Sleep On It
Mon., March 17, 1997
Louisiana Tech Dumps Auburn
Mon., March 17, 1997
Stanford Squeezes Duncan Cardinal Surprises Demon Deacons, Giving Pac-10 Four Teams In Sweet 16
Mon., March 17, 1997
Gophers Zap Zone For Win Barrage Of 10 3-Pointers Sends Temple To Sidelines
Mon., March 17, 1997
Kansas A.D. Busy As Dad And Official
Mon., March 17, 1997
Mikan Stands Tall As Nit’s Greatest
Mon., March 17, 1997
Steal Ends Eagles’ Run
Mon., March 17, 1997
Pardon Me, Boys, It’s Utc Chattanooga’s Stout Defense Choo-Choos Illinois Home
Mon., March 17, 1997
Pistons Put Hurt On Supersonics Surprising Detroit Does Some Damage To Seattle’s Aspirations For Division Title
Mon., March 17, 1997
Rivals Give Cards A Helping Hand
Mon., March 17, 1997
Idle Alphand Wins
Mon., March 17, 1997
Eldredge Nixes Quad, But Still Places First In Men’s Qualifying
Mon., March 17, 1997
Australian Triumphs
Mon., March 17, 1997