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Punks Giving Country Music A Kick In The Pants With The Public Souring On The Hat Acts That Set Off The Country Boom In The Late ‘80s, Many Nashville Insiders Think The Industry Is About To Enter An Especially Creative Period.
Sun., May 25, 1997
Got A Moment?
Sun., May 25, 1997
Forever Friends Book Illustrates Powerful Ties Among Women
Sun., May 25, 1997
Graveyard Full Of Lively Memories
Sun., May 25, 1997
Sport Magazine ‘Relaunching’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Village Virtues Jan Karon Has Struck A Rich Vein Of Gold With Stories Of Small Town And Clean Living
Sun., May 25, 1997
Is Seeing The Same As Believing? Author Of Visualization Thinks So, And She Has Proof
Sun., May 25, 1997
Never Put It Down On Paper Love Notes Too Often Become ‘Exhibit B,’ Says Columnist
Sun., May 25, 1997
Watson’s ‘White Crosses’ Ends Better Than It Begins
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Cummings Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Engagements
Sun., May 25, 1997
Remixes On ‘New’ Album Underscore Jackson’s Strengths
Sun., May 25, 1997
No Regrets Sammy Hagar Vigorously Bounces Back From Van Halen Rejection With ‘Marching To Mars’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Is Marcia Clark’s Book Too Much, Too Late?
Sun., May 25, 1997
Walkathon Will Be 24-Hour Crusade Against Cancer
Sun., May 25, 1997
‘Community Sustainability’ Will Be Discussed
Sun., May 25, 1997
Fashion Leaders Yank Addict Look Models Taking On Wholesome Appearance In Wake Of Drug-Overdose Death
Sun., May 25, 1997
Pullman Seeks Musicians For Series Of Park Concerts
Sun., May 25, 1997
Lowe-Foley Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Ayers-Inwards Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Ottoson Colbert
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Warren Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Koehn Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Moore Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Dont’ Judge Album By Its Title, However Odd
Sun., May 25, 1997
Trivia
Sun., May 25, 1997
And Now A Monkey Will Squat On Jay’s Shoulder
Sun., May 25, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Krigbaum Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
You Are Not Alone; Learn To Accept Self
Sun., May 25, 1997
Censuses Are Terrific Research Tools
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Piukkula Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Phoebe Johnson Colfax
Sun., May 25, 1997
Readers Can Relate To ‘Stuff’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Plough Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Noland Rosalia, Wash.
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Mason Spokane
Sun., May 25, 1997
After The Crash One Year After A Drunken Driver Killed Her Daughter, Elana Marshall Still Struggles To Make Sense Of Her Loss
Sun., May 25, 1997
Kxly Anchor Pete Fretwell Gets Dropped
Sun., May 25, 1997
Get Rich By Selling One Clothing Label That Fits All
Sun., May 25, 1997

Idaho

Boaters Take A Holiday From Waterlogged Lakes Memorial Day Weekend Off To Slow Start As Hazards, Chill Crimp Fun
Sun., May 25, 1997
Idaho Records
Sun., May 25, 1997
Group Planning ‘Train Watch’ For Spent Nuclear Reactor Fuel
Sun., May 25, 1997
2 Die In Crash Of Small Plane In Oregon
Sun., May 25, 1997
Rancher Has 17 Steers Killed By Lightning Bolt
Sun., May 25, 1997
Show Must Go On Despite Inclement Weather, Most Parade Participants Stick It Out
Sun., May 25, 1997
Graduate A Model Of Persistence
Sun., May 25, 1997

Nation/World

Top Executives Spend Little Time Surfing The Internet Corporate Elite Say The Net Is Too Slow, Not Secure Enough
Sun., May 25, 1997
Business Beat
Sun., May 25, 1997
U.S. Automakers Don’t Expect Quick Gain From Stronger Yen Dollar’s Recent Slide Unlikely To Generate Flurry Of New Sales
Sun., May 25, 1997
Thriving Economy Lifts Spirits Survey Shows Most Americans Are Less Frightened About Future
Sun., May 25, 1997
Team Seeks Clues In Fatal Copter Crash
Sun., May 25, 1997
Leader Has Liberal Dose Of Wisdom From Descartes To Pingpong, Khatami Defies Strict Stereotypes
Sun., May 25, 1997
Gray Hair Doesn’t Define Senior Citizen
Sun., May 25, 1997
‘Fresh Air Feels Good,’ Says Returning Astronaut Had 4 Difficult Months Aboard Russian Station
Sun., May 25, 1997
Syphilis Nearly Eradicated
Sun., May 25, 1997
U.S. Going To Become World’s Most Diverse Nation In The Not Too Distant Future Every American Will Be Member Of Minority
Sun., May 25, 1997
Milestones
Sun., May 25, 1997
Today In History
Sun., May 25, 1997
Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week
Sun., May 25, 1997
Three People Killed When Ride Tips Over
Sun., May 25, 1997
No Shock: Deregulation Won’t Lower Bill Competition Could Slash Power Rates In Some Areas, But Not In Northwest
Sun., May 25, 1997
TV’s Mulhare Dies Of Cancer At Age 74
Sun., May 25, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Sun., May 25, 1997
Cyan Striving To Repeat Stakes High For Spokane Company As It Wraps Up Work On Myst Sequel
Sun., May 25, 1997
Inventor Of ‘Yield’ Sign Dies At 86
Sun., May 25, 1997
Clinton Slams Gop For Flood Aid Delay ‘Disaster Doesn’t Take Holiday’ Like Congress, President Says New York Times
Sun., May 25, 1997
10-Year-Old Runs Over Mother In Car
Sun., May 25, 1997
Electric Car Cruises 249 Miles To Set Record
Sun., May 25, 1997
Sex And The Single Gull: Females Pair Up To Help Chicks
Sun., May 25, 1997
Dalai Lama At Dedication Of Temple
Sun., May 25, 1997
Worldwatch Checks Earth’s ‘Vital Signs’ Encouraging Trends In Renewable Energy, Global Warming Counter The Doomsayers
Sun., May 25, 1997
Taliban Seize Last Holdout Victory Means Afghanistan United Under Strict Islamic Rule
Sun., May 25, 1997
Women Go Into Hiding In Glum City
Sun., May 25, 1997
Congo Elections Pledged, But Mixed Signals Reign Kabila Draws 2-Year Timeline; Aide Says That’s ‘Not Exactly Right’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Stray Pets Given Stay By Spca Agency Hopes San Francisco Will Become A ‘No-Kill City’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Khatami Victory May Bring Thaw In Foreign Policy
Sun., May 25, 1997
Strife Blamed For Orphaned Elephants
Sun., May 25, 1997
Moderate Candidate Wins In Iran In Landslide Victory, Voters Elect President Who Campaigned On Platform Of Reform, Tolerance
Sun., May 25, 1997
Customers Embrace Choice, But Not The Sales Pitch
Sun., May 25, 1997
Kurdish Commander Threatens Attacks
Sun., May 25, 1997
N. Korea Demands More Donated Aid
Sun., May 25, 1997
Showdown Looms On Boeing Merger Proposed Mcdonnell Douglas Deal Highlights Tricky Global Trade Issues
Sun., May 25, 1997
Businesses Owe Thousands In Equipment Tax County Has Done Little To Collect
Sun., May 25, 1997
Overloaded Bus Crashes, Killing 20
Sun., May 25, 1997
Volunteers Take Charge Of Maintaining Trails
Sun., May 25, 1997
Black Employees Sue Disney World
Sun., May 25, 1997
Getting Away From It All? Camping In Solitude Becoming More And More Difficult
Sun., May 25, 1997
Rv Industry Courts Baby Boomers Under-50 Generation Represents Big New Market For Motor Homes
Sun., May 25, 1997

Other

Dig This Vacation Day Diggers Get In On The Excitement Of Discovering Dinosaur Bones
Sun., May 25, 1997
Selkirk Road Damage
Sun., May 25, 1997
Don’t Be Too Quick To Draw The Saw Multitude Of Birds And Animals Call Dead, Damaged Trees Home
Sun., May 25, 1997
The Best View Fifth Visitor Center Opens, Looks Right Into St. Helens Crater
Sun., May 25, 1997
Great Choices Available For Outfitting A Hike
Sun., May 25, 1997
Taking The Scuba Plunge
Sun., May 25, 1997
Kennywood Ranked No. 1 Theme Park
Sun., May 25, 1997
Syrian Hospitality In Spite Of U.S. Government’s Unfavorable Opinion, Syrians Greet Visitors With Gifts, Friendliness
Sun., May 25, 1997
Looking For The Weird? Try Underwater
Sun., May 25, 1997
Summertime When Airlines ‘Do The Bump’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Run Off To See Runoff Along Lake Chelan
Sun., May 25, 1997
Pedaling Montana
Sun., May 25, 1997
Hooked On Hayden North Idaho Lake Boasts Fishing Quality, Variety
Sun., May 25, 1997
Fifth Grader Scales Kilimanjaro Tallest Peak In Africa; Masai Spear ‘Really Cool’
Sun., May 25, 1997
Women Needn’t Fear Traveling By Themselves
Sun., May 25, 1997
Plan Ahead For Look Back At Prehistoric France
Sun., May 25, 1997
Bird Fair Returns
Sun., May 25, 1997
Blm Chief Named
Sun., May 25, 1997
Geyser Spouts Off
Sun., May 25, 1997
Shore Excursions Tough Part Of Planning Successful Cruise
Sun., May 25, 1997
On Reflection, Sparrow Is Own Worst Enemy
Sun., May 25, 1997

Outdoors

Fawn Crackdown
Sun., May 25, 1997
Roskelley Show
Sun., May 25, 1997

Spokane

Secret Witness Offers Reward For Man Wanted In Burglaries
Sun., May 25, 1997
Government Almanac
Sun., May 25, 1997
Study: 4,830 Jobs Depend On Snake Dams UI Research Finds $24 Million Saved In Transportation Costs
Sun., May 25, 1997
Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
Sun., May 25, 1997
3-Year-Old Dies After Falling Into Frigid Mountain Stream
Sun., May 25, 1997
Tobacco Suits Hinge On Nicotine Regulations Liability, Monetary Issues Also Remain Unresolved
Sun., May 25, 1997
New Plea Policy Tries To Speed Cases Along Prosecutor: Let’s Make A Deal Early, Or Forget It
Sun., May 25, 1997
Flooded Pend Oreille River Forecast To Peak Wednesday
Sun., May 25, 1997
Blaze In Metal Garbage Bin Causes Total Loss Of Warehouse
Sun., May 25, 1997
Raging Libidos Why Is It That Male Politicians Keep Getting Themselves Into Trouble With Their Overactive Sex Drives?
Sun., May 25, 1997
Watch Out: Stupidity Seems To Be Catching
Sun., May 25, 1997
Body Found On River Island Believed That Of Missing Man
Sun., May 25, 1997
Car Problems Sure Rotate This Guy’s Tires
Sun., May 25, 1997
Soon There’ll Be Smiles All Around For Tough Little Ryan 12-Year-Old Idaho Boy Undergoes Surgery For His Facial Paralysis
Sun., May 25, 1997
Parents Would Do Well To Encourage And Facilitate
Sun., May 25, 1997
Strive To Avoid Growing Pains
Sun., May 25, 1997
There’s Hope For Foster Care System
Sun., May 25, 1997
Neglect Threatens Natural Resources
Sun., May 25, 1997
Professor Leads Native Curriculum WSU Instructor, A Skokomish Tribal Member, Seeks To Improve Fortunes Of Indian Students
Sun., May 25, 1997
Fairchild Sergeant Convicted Of 15 Charges Military Jury Begins Sentencing Portion Of Court-Martial
Sun., May 25, 1997
Climbing The Ranks Youngsters Take Steps In National Competition
Sun., May 25, 1997

Sports

A Real Rivalry In The Making M’S-Rangers Duel Has Progressed To Classic Status
Sun., May 25, 1997
Shelton, Johnson Get May Awards From Ccs
Sun., May 25, 1997
Sending Healthy Signals Favre Has Head Held High One Year After Hitting Low
Sun., May 25, 1997
Ferris Rises To Task Saxons Dominate Ailing North Central
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mariners Fans Seriously Hate The Unreliever
Sun., May 25, 1997
Benes Shakes Off Discouraging Start
Sun., May 25, 1997
Ucla Gets Huskies, Fresno Also Advances In Ncaa Softball Series
Sun., May 25, 1997
2 UI Basketball Players Choose Transfer Route
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mead Helps Gsl Save Face At Region Iv Tennis Tourney
Sun., May 25, 1997
Area Athletes Get Multiple Wins
Sun., May 25, 1997
Huskies Play For College World Series Berth UW Scores Early, Beats Top-Seeded, Georgia Tech At Regionals
Sun., May 25, 1997
Affeldt Strikes Out 18, Sends Northwest Christian To State B Tourney
Sun., May 25, 1997
U-Hi Girls Come Back From Loss To Get State Trip
Sun., May 25, 1997
Lions Go To State By Beating Mead
Sun., May 25, 1997
Cheney Earns Its First Trip To State
Sun., May 25, 1997
Shadow Downs Bellingham To Stay Unbeaten
Sun., May 25, 1997
Avalanche Bury Red Wings With Four-Goal Run
Sun., May 25, 1997
There’s Still Some Good Material Unclaimed
Sun., May 25, 1997
Fans May Get Chance To Own Teams
Sun., May 25, 1997
Mussina Knuckler Pins Down Tribe
Sun., May 25, 1997
Lindros Stands Out In Matchup
Sun., May 25, 1997
M’S Waive Dennis Martinez After 1-5, 7.71 Era Start
Sun., May 25, 1997
Arizona Champ Again
Sun., May 25, 1997
Atlanta May Lose $$
Sun., May 25, 1997
Galaxy Crush Foes
Sun., May 25, 1997
Vandals Outrun Big West Idaho Wins Men’s Track Title In First Season In Conference
Sun., May 25, 1997
Engines Are Iffy For Indy Motors Being Used Have Never Raced 500 Miles
Sun., May 25, 1997
Tiger Stalks Colonial Leader
Sun., May 25, 1997
Johnson Questions Bailey’s Character
Sun., May 25, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Sun., May 25, 1997
Old-Timers Want Compensation From Baseball Retirees Sue For Share Of Profits Generated By Use Of Their Images
Sun., May 25, 1997
Howe To Make One More Bid At Comeback After Seven Drug-Related Suspensions Ex-Major Leaguer Is Back On Mound
Sun., May 25, 1997
Cda Marathon To See Some New Faces In Front Defending Men’s, Women’s Champs Not Entered In This Year’s Race
Sun., May 25, 1997
Nagano Struggles For Recognition Marketing Troubles Hinder 1998 Winter Olympics
Sun., May 25, 1997
Nets May Have What It Takes To Get Kemp
Sun., May 25, 1997
Jordan, Pippen Subdue Heat
Sun., May 25, 1997
Weston Leaves Painful Legacy Roller Derby Queen’s Life Ended By Rare Brain Disease
Sun., May 25, 1997
Cheap Seats
Sun., May 25, 1997
French Open Is Wide-Open No Clear Favorite Is Emerging In Either The Men’s Or Women’s Field
Sun., May 25, 1997
Waltz Grabs Pac-10 Title Washington State Star Tops 61 Feet, Qualifies For Ncaa Championships
Sun., May 25, 1997
Slumping Royal Blasts M’S Paquette Puts Two Out To Carry K.C. To 11-5 Win
Sun., May 25, 1997
Princeton In Finals
Sun., May 25, 1997
Ncaa A Foreign Affair
Sun., May 25, 1997
Area Athletes Make Comebacks For State Berths
Sun., May 25, 1997
Graf Defeats Lucic For First 1997 Title
Sun., May 25, 1997