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Archives | October 20, 1997

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Features

Without Beauty, Where Would A Spelling Be?
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Olson-Ruef Spokane
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Tollett-Mccomas Thornton, Wash.
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Trick Or Treat, Piece Of Mind
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Indian Writer Receives Britain’s Top Literary Prize
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Videos Help Teach, Inspire Children
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Don’t Fall Into Trap Of Self-Esteem
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Column Has Pulse Of The People
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Cindy Porter-Lonyo Graduates From Air Force Nco Academy
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Likable ‘Ally Mcbeal’ Full Of Surprises
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
WSU Awards Scholarships In Agriculture, Home Economics
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Trivia
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
TV Sets Glowing 7 Hours A Day
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Determine What Is Acceptable Behavior
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Reunions
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Awful Novel John Updike’s Latest Book Fails Miserably To Follow His Masterly ‘In The Beauty Of The Lillies’
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Sensitive Director, Cast Make ‘Ganesh’ Perfect
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Births
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Artist Jim Barness To Lecture Tuesday
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997

Nation/World

Keep It Livable
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Casey Goes To Bat For Children Center Will Provide Support For Vulnerable Families
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Pathfinding What’s Needed In Business
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Bruce Morelan Acquisition Of Power City Electric Gave Rod’s Electric Owner Everything He Needed
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Dead Bank Robbery Suspects Identified But Authorities Withhold Names While Hunt Continues For Third
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Endangered Whooping Cranes Follow Ultralight To Survival Idaho Rancher Leads Flock On Journey To New Mexico
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Bridge Critics Find A Friendly Audience Most Attending Public Forum Agree Lincoln Street Structure Should Not Be Built
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Women Find Equality Lacking But Poll Shows Men More Upbeat About Workplace Atmosphere
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Millions Of Cubans Line Up To Vote Castro Calls System ‘The Most Democratic Of All Democracies’
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
‘Cooling Off’ Time Declared Hamas Halts Attacks, But Israelis Skeptical
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Qualchan Story Told In Art Artist’s Account Of Indian Wars Hangs In Endicott School
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Thief Takes Money From Family Fair $7,500 Meant For Nonprofit Groups Missing
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Chenoweth’s Been Extremely Quiet Lately Lawmaker Seems To Be Going Out Of Her Way To Avoid Controversy
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Since When Do American Men Hold Tea Parties?
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Sta Asks Riders To Help Them Get Moving On The Right Route Wednesday Hearing May Be Last Chance For Comment On The Proposed Changes
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Columbia Basin League Holding Annual Meeting
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Entertainment, Military Share Technologies Engineers Leave Defense Work For Bright Lights Of Hollywood
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
UI Women’s Center Notes Anniversary For 25 Years, It’s Fought For Women’s Issues
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Kootenai County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Coast Guard Finds Cocaine And Colombian
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Who Pays For Immigrants? New Law Makes Their Sponsors Financially Responsible For Them
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Study Links Stress To Heart Disease Learning To Relax Reduces Risk Of Heart Attack
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Today In History
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Republican Suspects Clinton Tapes Altered Rep. Burton Says He May Have Them Analyzed By Lip Readers, Technicians
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Bodies Of Crabbers May Have Been Found
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Computer Goes After The Green River Killer Richland Scientists Hope Software Will Find Clues Officers Missed
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Sri Lanka Gunboats Attack Rebel Convoy
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Parks Consider Combined User Fees State, Federal Agencies Will Meet To Discuss Ways To Raise Money
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
8 Unexploded Vietnam Era Bombs Destroyed
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
French Firms, Iraq To Sign Oil Agreements
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Mexicans Accuse Soldiers Of Hoarding Aid
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Minor Earthquake Injures No One
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Sober Up, WSU
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Protesters Do Disservice To Faith Letter Of The Week: From Oct. 11, 1997
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Americans For Guns, And Control Survey Finds Most Support Gun Ownership, But Many Also Back Government Regulation
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Railroad Workers Agree To Postpone Strike A Week
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Paving The Way For Growth Post Falls Considers Impact Fees
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Industry Has Biggest Stake In Referendum 47 Measure Limits Property Tax Hikes To Inflation, Puts Cap On Increases In Assessed Value
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Bodman Says He Will Tell It Like It Is Council Candidate Claims City Government Needs Someone With New Ideas, Views
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Out Of The Wild
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Iranian, U.S. Warships ‘Professional, Courteous’
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Partial Human Fetuses May Be Grown For Organs
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Milosevic Foe Wins Montenegro Election
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Rain Washes Out Bridge; Mudslide Kills Family
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Churches, Activists, Unions Join To Make Chicago Better
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Resolution Would Deny Funds To Gop Supporters Of Abortion
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Revitalization Plan To Be Unveiled
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Burglary Suspect Threatens Officer
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Warning Light Forces Horizon Plane To Land
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Woman Charged With Assaulting Officers
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Mother Turns In Son Suspected In Crash
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997

Other

Spokane’s Mayoral Candidates Address Teen Issues
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Big School, Small School No Difference, You Say? School Is School? Guess Again
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
This Week’s Question
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
How About That - Brad Pitt Can Act!
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Forget Construction On I-90; Give Students Wider Hallways
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997

Sports

Nebraska Seizes A Slim Lead In Both College Football Polls
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Colorado Can’t Stop The Reign In Seattle
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
This Ogea Sounds More Like A Winner
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Busy Adams Even Plays Pass Defense
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Happy Birthday, Dad Sandy Alomar Jr. Has Another Important Hit For Cleveland
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Bored, But Not Beaten Seahawks Top Rams In Dull Strategy Duel
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Raiders Run Over Broncos Oakland Spoils Denver’s Hopes For An Unbeaten Nfl Season
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Blackhawks Explode For 5 For First Victory Of Season
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Mcallister Plays The Hero As Gu Wins In Second Ot
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Hernandez’s Mother May See Game 5
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Chandler Banged Up Again
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Old Cowboys Rope Jags
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Quick Kicks
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Cordero Opts For Abuse Trial
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Swimmer Gets Ncaa Honor
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Ap Top 25
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Indians Stick To The Script Alomar Leads Way As Cleveland Evens The World Series At 1-1
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Cougars Had Cal’s Number Extra Week Of Preparation Leads To Blowout For 10th-Ranked WSU
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Davenport Wins Fifth 1997 Title
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Hidden Lake Victor In Beldame
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Duval Snares Another Playoff
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997
Moroccan’s First Marathon Rates As Fourth-Fastest Ever
Mon., Oct. 20, 1997