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Features

Hints From Heloise
Sun., March 23, 1997
I’Ll Risk Being A Bore If It Will Save A Life
Sun., March 23, 1997
Institute Will Offer Classes For Seniors At Least 55
Sun., March 23, 1997
It’s All ‘English’ Desert Epic Figures To Win In Several Major Categories
Sun., March 23, 1997
Fuhrman’s Book Holds No Big Surprises
Sun., March 23, 1997
More Clouds Coming To U.S. Air
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘Holy Man’ Mingles Insight With Whimsy
Sun., March 23, 1997
Pampering Place A Woman’s Bedroom Is Her Retreat For Relaxation, Romance And Inner Peace
Sun., March 23, 1997
Undersea Adventure Becomes Waterlogged Soap Opera At Hands Of Cbs
Sun., March 23, 1997
Feeling Stressed? Here Are The Signs This List Of Symptoms Can Help You Determine If It’s Too Much
Sun., March 23, 1997
Artist’s Sculpture Given To Tutu
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Morris Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Dennis Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Warn-Lawery Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Dodge-Christian Minneapolis, Minn.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Wollweber-Staton Pullman
Sun., March 23, 1997
Symbol Of Hope Daffodil Sales Will Help Support Research, Education, Service Programs Of American Cancer Society
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Sprint Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Burt Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Davis Tillamook, Ore.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Deana Carter’s Sound Inspired By Many Genres
Sun., March 23, 1997
Breaking News Online
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Sheets Nine Mile Falls
Sun., March 23, 1997
Engagements
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Brandel Coeur D’Alene
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Melville Lamont, Wash.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Tilbury Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Pinnault-Patton Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Bollacker Sagle, Idaho
Sun., March 23, 1997
The Very Best Of Mitchell Trio Now Out On Cd
Sun., March 23, 1997
Oscar Trivia Awards Night Is Rich With Lore
Sun., March 23, 1997
It’s Great Theater The 69th Academy Awards Will Celebrate Role Of Movies And Movie Houses
Sun., March 23, 1997
Opportunities In Abundance Bring The Blues
Sun., March 23, 1997
Gleasman-Cook Chelan, Wash.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Selena Soundtrack Released
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mystery Novelist Will Read At Auntie’s
Sun., March 23, 1997
Veruca Salt’s New Album Explosive
Sun., March 23, 1997
We Already Know He’s Not Able To Run Again
Sun., March 23, 1997
Trivia
Sun., March 23, 1997

Idaho

Building Permits
Sun., March 23, 1997
Three Injured When New Trailer Explodes
Sun., March 23, 1997
Outstanding Warrants
Sun., March 23, 1997
Education Board Adjusts After Core Changes Rejected
Sun., March 23, 1997
Flier About Bombs Preceded Bank Scare ‘The Anarchist’s Cookbook’ Advertised At High School
Sun., March 23, 1997
Tight Budget Tied Legislators’ Hands Some Achievements, But Session Gets ‘Warm Milk’ Label Overall
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mayor Must Resign Or Face Recall Vote
Sun., March 23, 1997
West Losing Highway Battle Kempthorne Blasts White House For Proposed Western Cuts
Sun., March 23, 1997
River’s Spillover Has Residents Edgy
Sun., March 23, 1997
Moose At Home In Post Falls
Sun., March 23, 1997
Kuid-TV Manager Replaced In Shuffle
Sun., March 23, 1997
School Board Deadline Near
Sun., March 23, 1997
Idaho Hunters May Score Trophies
Sun., March 23, 1997

Nation/World

English-Only Laws Have More To Do With Bluster Than Substance, Counties Say
Sun., March 23, 1997
Airport Traffic Takes Off Frequent Fliers Economic Trends Point To Continued Growth At Spokane Airport
Sun., March 23, 1997
Israeli Troops, Palestinians Clash Israeli Fire Wounds Dozens Of Palestinian Stone Throwers
Sun., March 23, 1997
Three Transactions Singled Out As Washington’s Big Deals For ‘96
Sun., March 23, 1997
Ad Federation Honors Joyce Cameron
Sun., March 23, 1997
Boy’s Body Found Near 11-Foot Gator ‘We’re Positive This Was The Alligator Involved,’ Officer Says
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘This Discourages Other Cultures’
Sun., March 23, 1997
Liggett Split Bonanza For Tobacco Foes Anti-Smoking Groups, State Attorneys Move To Get Look At Records Of Secret Meetings
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Sun., March 23, 1997
Yeltsin Returns To Criticism Back Home Communists Say Russia Gained Nothing At Summit
Sun., March 23, 1997
There’s Going To Be A Change In The Weather, Or At Least In Where The Newspaper Puts It
Sun., March 23, 1997
Heading To Asia, Gore Promotes Engagement With China
Sun., March 23, 1997
Greenspan Urges Lenders To Be Cautious Warning Seen As Hint That Fed Preparing To Hike Interest Rates
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘We Need To Learn English’
Sun., March 23, 1997
Mobutu In Seclusion Supporters Of Zairian Rebel Leader Rally Against Cease-Fire
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘No One Here Speaks Spanish’
Sun., March 23, 1997
Yeltsin Says Russia Interested In Eu
Sun., March 23, 1997
Navy Positioning Marines Near Zaire
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lawyer Tries To Claim Death Benefits For Ron Goldman
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lawyers For Ramseys Denied Access To Crime Lab Testing
Sun., March 23, 1997
Islamic Leaders Gather For Summit Group To Issue Declaration That Claims Media Bias Toward Islam
Sun., March 23, 1997
Abandoned Military Base Lures Retirees
Sun., March 23, 1997
Business Beat
Sun., March 23, 1997
Future Of Indecency Act Remains Subject Of Debate Congress Ready To Try Again If Court Rules Against Internet Law
Sun., March 23, 1997
Greyhound Back On Track After Flirting With Extinction, The Bus Line Is Enjoying Renewed Growth
Sun., March 23, 1997
Armed Islamic Group Massacres Civilians
Sun., March 23, 1997
Fbi Lab Bungled Evidence In Bombing, Report Concludes
Sun., March 23, 1997
End To Food Stamps Draws Near Cuts To Start April 1 For Some, But ‘Nobody Knows What’s Going On’
Sun., March 23, 1997
Suspect In Saudi Bombing Arrested
Sun., March 23, 1997
Teamster President, Officers Sworn In
Sun., March 23, 1997
Unofficially, English-Only Law Hurts Immigrants Usually Eager To Learn English For Jobs, Friends
Sun., March 23, 1997
L.A. Zoo Elephant Dies Of Salmonella
Sun., March 23, 1997
Poland’s Parliament Oks Constitution
Sun., March 23, 1997
Look Up Tonight For Great Celestial Show
Sun., March 23, 1997
Nyc Woman Gives Birth To Four Girls
Sun., March 23, 1997
Normally Dry Creek Surges Through Town Ten Families Evacuated As Flood Covers Downtown Sprague
Sun., March 23, 1997
French Boy Youngest Chess Grand Master
Sun., March 23, 1997
Airport Faces Challenge Financing Growth Spurt
Sun., March 23, 1997
Struggling Malls Try To Lure Shoppers Back
Sun., March 23, 1997
Power Lunch Teledining Adds New Wrinkle To Video Conferencing
Sun., March 23, 1997

Other

Railroading Change
Sun., March 23, 1997
Know The Wildflowers
Sun., March 23, 1997
Gobblin’ Game With The Expansion Of Wild Turkey Populations In Washington And Idaho, The Variety Of Hunts Offered This Spring Season Is Sure To Keep Permit Holders Satisfied
Sun., March 23, 1997
Native Gatherings Powwows, Fairs And Dances Are Easy Entrance Points For Outsiders Into American Indian Culture
Sun., March 23, 1997
Stroll Back In Time Through The Streets Of York
Sun., March 23, 1997
A Little Insurance Always Good For A Dayhike
Sun., March 23, 1997
In Hunting Turkeys, Call ‘Em As You See ‘Em
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘Mother Of All Bike Rides’ Thousands Converge On Rural Iowa For Annual Ragbrai
Sun., March 23, 1997
English Coast Hiking Trail Complete
Sun., March 23, 1997
Festival Of Films Adds Second Day Of Award Winners
Sun., March 23, 1997
Guide Highlights A Year Full Of Art
Sun., March 23, 1997
Turkey Population Soars In Western U.S.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Stop The Runs And Enjoy The Hike
Sun., March 23, 1997
Virtual Gatorade
Sun., March 23, 1997
Sister City Of Limerick Celebrates 800 Years
Sun., March 23, 1997

Outdoors

Missoula Film Fest
Sun., March 23, 1997
Blizzard Of Geese
Sun., March 23, 1997
Women Featured
Sun., March 23, 1997
She Keeps Outdoor Gear In Stitches
Sun., March 23, 1997

Spokane

Businessman Accuses Cops Of Hemp Vendetta
Sun., March 23, 1997
Government Almanac For The Week Of March 23
Sun., March 23, 1997
Legislative Action
Sun., March 23, 1997
Rash Snowboarders Test Rescuers’ Patience Two Searches In Two Weeks For Boundary-Ignoring Youths
Sun., March 23, 1997
Feeding Program For Elk Has Its Supporters, Critics
Sun., March 23, 1997
Obituaries
Sun., March 23, 1997
Four Students Win Hoop Free-Throw Competition
Sun., March 23, 1997
Panel Mulls Justice’s Role At Rally
Sun., March 23, 1997
Rare Harpy Eaglet Makes Quiet Debut At Birds Of Prey Center
Sun., March 23, 1997
Cherish The Unplugged Mind
Sun., March 23, 1997
English-Only Law Speaks Of Prejudice
Sun., March 23, 1997
Patients Eating Well At Hospital Hotel-Style Approach Pleases Palates, Reduces Kitchen Waste
Sun., March 23, 1997
Dim Future In These Parts For Full-Time, Practicing Bigots
Sun., March 23, 1997
Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
Sun., March 23, 1997
It’s Time To Privatize Social Security
Sun., March 23, 1997
Young Girl Aspires To Greatness In Era Filled With Possibilities
Sun., March 23, 1997
Cartoon Woman Reflects Society
Sun., March 23, 1997
Serving Up Thank-Yous Nuns Honored By Vocation-Promoting Serra Club For Work, Dedication, Commitment
Sun., March 23, 1997
Teacher Under Probe Hired On West Side Anthony Benson Being Investigated For Conduct At Greenacres Junior High, Could Lose Certificate
Sun., March 23, 1997
‘Excessive’ Bonuses Given Hanford Firm
Sun., March 23, 1997
Reward Waiting In Cabbie Killing
Sun., March 23, 1997
Port Worker Alleges Job Bias
Sun., March 23, 1997
Aide To Mayor Being Investigated
Sun., March 23, 1997
Bawdy Work Of Artist Hard To Rustle Up Ribald ‘Men’s Humor’ Depicted In C.M. Russell’s Early Period
Sun., March 23, 1997
Defense Will Attack ‘Big Show’ Atmosphere Of Bombing Trial
Sun., March 23, 1997
Paper Didn’t Reflect Home Environment
Sun., March 23, 1997
Era Of Change
Sun., March 23, 1997
Seahawks Can Always Count On Spokane
Sun., March 23, 1997
Electrical Workers Get Quite A Shock From ‘Put-On Artist’
Sun., March 23, 1997
Locke Tours Flood-Damaged Region Governor Sees ‘Devastating’ Sights Near Aberdeen As Cleanup Begins
Sun., March 23, 1997
Idaho Man Convicted Of Smuggling Illegal Aliens To U.S.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Food Drive Is In The Bag
Sun., March 23, 1997
Homeless Invited To Leave Town
Sun., March 23, 1997
Stretch Of Highway In Danger Of Falling Into Pacific Ocean Rapid Erosion Exposes Half-Mile Portion Of Washington 105
Sun., March 23, 1997
5-Millionth Tree Planted In ‘Releaf’ Effort Conservation Group, Communities, Corporations Work To Restore Ecosystems
Sun., March 23, 1997
Senator Doubts Forest Service Can Change Alaskan Asks For Study By General Accounting Office
Sun., March 23, 1997
Reunions
Sun., March 23, 1997
Nuclear Fuel Rods Found Stored Improperly
Sun., March 23, 1997

Sports

Up-Tempo Cards Cut Short Nic’s High-Scoring Offense Isn’t Enough In Battle For Third Place
Sun., March 23, 1997
No. 1 Odu, No. 3 Florida March On
Sun., March 23, 1997
Cheap Seats
Sun., March 23, 1997
Tiger Blames Writer’s Ambition For Unflattering Article In Gq
Sun., March 23, 1997
Cardinals Take Home More Luggage Than They Had When They Left Coeur D’Alene
Sun., March 23, 1997
Nic Women Finish Sixth At Nationals
Sun., March 23, 1997
Cards Stress Positives Of Season
Sun., March 23, 1997
Gordon To Chase Pole-Sitter Jarrett In Pursuit Of Fourth Straight At Darlington
Sun., March 23, 1997
One Big Step At A Time
Sun., March 23, 1997
Newport-Metaline Crowned Best Among Division I Trapshooters
Sun., March 23, 1997
Top East Seeds Go South
Sun., March 23, 1997
Flyers Salvage 3-3 Tie As Lindros Takes Fall
Sun., March 23, 1997
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Sun., March 23, 1997
Nic Teams Lose, Get Hardware Cards’ Men Take Fourth Place, Women Sixth At Njcaa Tourneys
Sun., March 23, 1997
Three Goals By Reynolds Fuel Cheney
Sun., March 23, 1997
Wild Soccer Fans Won’t Deter U.S.
Sun., March 23, 1997
Payton’s Ejection Can’t Slow Sonics
Sun., March 23, 1997
Iowa Wrestlers Smash Own Points Record
Sun., March 23, 1997
L-C State Batters Take A Beating From WSU Pitchers, But Warriors Win
Sun., March 23, 1997
Agassi’s Slide Continues
Sun., March 23, 1997
Uconn Survives; Vols Next Up
Sun., March 23, 1997
Former Mead Player Schmidt Academic Soccer All-District
Sun., March 23, 1997
Heat Offended By Announcer’s Slave Comment
Sun., March 23, 1997
Go Figure: Lipinski Best In World Fourteen-Year-Old American Becomes Youngest Women’s World Champion
Sun., March 23, 1997
American League Preview
Sun., March 23, 1997
Clemens Has No Regrets About Move
Sun., March 23, 1997
Kentucky’s Remarkable Run Continues
Sun., March 23, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Sun., March 23, 1997
M’S Nearing Deadline For Answers To Final Question Marks
Sun., March 23, 1997
Chiefs Go Up 2-0 On Rockets Spokane Can Now Close Out Playoff Series On Its Home Ice
Sun., March 23, 1997
Gophers Get Things Going Minnesota, Back In Balanced Form, Dumps Ucla To Reach Final Four
Sun., March 23, 1997
Stanford Crushes Virginia, Earns Berth In West Finals
Sun., March 23, 1997
Breaking Down The Barriers In 1947, Jackie Robinson Changed Baseball, And America, Forever
Sun., March 23, 1997
Webb Retains Bowling Title
Sun., March 23, 1997
Bakersfield Rules Division Ii
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lajoie Holds Back Burton
Sun., March 23, 1997
National League Preview
Sun., March 23, 1997
Carbajal Flattens Olson In 10th
Sun., March 23, 1997
Gros, Spencer Highlight U.S. Skiers
Sun., March 23, 1997
Management May Be Kings’ Toughest Rival
Sun., March 23, 1997
Swoosh Moves Into New Arena Begins Staging Of Sporting Events With Soccer Match
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lewiston High Collects Awards Bengals Win 3 Honors At Idaho Sports Banquet
Sun., March 23, 1997
Kc-Grbac Deal Wraps Qb Shuffle
Sun., March 23, 1997
Nic, Columbia Basin Split Doubleheader
Sun., March 23, 1997
Norwegians Strike Out At Bat-Wielding Criminals
Sun., March 23, 1997
Lake City Girls Defeat Defending Champs
Sun., March 23, 1997
Former Mead Soccer Star Lands On Academic All-District Team
Sun., March 23, 1997