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Archives | October 23, 1997

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Features

Velma Jaques Spokane
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Reunions
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
‘20/20’ Breast Cancer Story A Family Saga
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Nbc At Ratings Top For 4th Week
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Trivia
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
American Boychoir Makes Stop
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Award-Winning Soloist Joins Spokane Symphony For Show
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Inland Craft Warnings Sale Kicks Off Friday
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
And Don’t Forget Dogbert’s Consulting Fee
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Traveling Light ‘Travels With My Aunt’ Reveals A Lighter Side Of Graham Greene
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Obituaries
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
WSU Awards Scholarships To Schmierer Siblings
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Folk Artist Appearing At Gallery
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
The Slice Winter Is For The Birds
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Compassionate Act Admirable
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Julia Sweeney’s One-Woman Show At The Met
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Lost Art A Flooded Basement Inspires Latest Work From Spokane Artist Kay O’Rourke And Her Partner
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Same Old ‘Story’ Still Entertaining
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Moore Spreads Faith With Music
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Symbolic Dreams Foretell Future Events
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Rita Coolidge Performing At Tribal Casino
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Jean Anderson Elected President Of Alpha Nu State
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Births
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Idaho

Council Hopeful Cites Experience With Planning
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Superfund Suit Review Questioned Federal Attorneys Comb Documents Related To Hecla Suit Against Insurer
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Post Falls Works To Attract Shoppers, Tourists By The Busload
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Idaho Records
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Gen-X Promise Keepers Young Adults Will Gather At Bsu Nov. 1 For Project Reformation Conference
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Man Who Faked His Death Set Free Ex-Nampa Auto Dealer Ordered To Pay $363,000 To Life Insurer
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Get A Window Seat Seattle Firm Booking Passengers For Rocket Voyages To The Edges Of Space
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Scuttlebutt’s Nothing But
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Home Depot Decides Against Hecla Site Company Still Planning To Open Store In Coeur D’Alene In Early 1999
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Final Crane Released At Refuge
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Ezra Pound’s House For Sale
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Andrus Supports Hedrick
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Nation/World

Business Too Good At Boeing Snags In Increased Production To Cost Company $2.6 Billion
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Philadelphia Ready For Taste Of Sisterly Love No-Shows Parks, King May Keep Crowd Size Down At Million Woman March
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Ambassadors Reports Strong Income Gains
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Crown Pacific Profits Jump 14.5 Percent
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Gm To Start Shipping Auto Parts To China
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Sex Abuse Charges Tear Neighbors Apart Baby Sitter Accused Of Molesting Children In His Care
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Itron Takes Issue With Forbes Story Magazine Article Questions Itron’s Accounting Practices
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Little Man, Big Heart
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Funeral Vigil Intrusion Ends With Gunfight
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Marshal Killed Weaver’s Son At Ruby Ridge Tests Confirm Bullet Came From Federal Agent’s Gun, Says Sheriff
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Microsoft Threats Strengthen Government’s Case Documents Show Software Giant Pressured Compaq To Feature Microsoft’s Browser
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Incinerator Study Compromised But City Engineer Says His Affair With Researcher Had No Effect On Review Of Environmental Impact
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Sta Exhausts Patrons’ Patience Board Unprepared For Vehemence Of Opposition To Bus Route Changes
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Resort To Test Crew For Drugs Schweitzer Orders Random Screening
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Packet Has High Expectations For New Switch Company’s Network Routing Switch Could Become Centerpiece Of Product Line
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Technology Vs. Muscle Automakers Square Off At Tokyo Trade Show
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Management Jobs Elude Minority Women Pay Lags Far Behind Earnings For White Males
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Threat Of Aid Cut Opens Schools To Military Recruiters Protest Of Policy On Gays In The Military Succumbs To ‘Blackmail’ At Colleges Nationwide
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Weathering Changes President Clinton Presents Guide For Complex Task Of Stemming Global Warming
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
N.J. Judge Allows Two Gay Men To Jointly Adopt Toddler But Aclu, Legal Experts Say Narrowness Of Ruling Means It Won’t Set A Precedent
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Milestones
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Committee Plays Dueling Tapes Democrats, Gop Both Score Points With Fund-Raising Videotapes Of Reagan, Clinton
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Probe Of Alleged Organ Selling Urged
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Increase Of Drug-Resistent Tb Sounds World Health Alarm
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Ways And Means Passes Legislation To Overhaul Irs
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
T-38 Trainer, F-16 Collide; 2 Crewmen Killed Fighter Lands Safely; Collision Follows Recent ‘Stand-Down’ Order
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Russian Space Official Calls Mir ‘Sweatshop’
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
U.N. Rebuffs America On Iraq Sanctions
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Today In History
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Enigma Pol Pot Says, ‘My Conscience Is Clear’ Unrepentant Cambodian Despot Says He Carried Out The Struggle
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Kia Motors Seeks Court Receivership
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Dow Tumbles In Step With Boeing Earnings
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Dollar Falls Against Mark, Yen
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Emery To Join United Security As President, Coo
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Other

Off-the-cuff escapee takes blames for missteps
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Special Program Helps Kids Understand About Disabilities
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Unbeaten Blackhawks Facing EV In Rematch
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Air Quality
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Controversy Surrounds Community Center
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Regal Street’s Future Focus Of Public Hearings
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Incumbents Vying For Two Seats On Council
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Peaceful Valley Area Hopes To Become Historic District
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Workshop Will Help People Get Out Of Debt
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Tigers Earn 4a Playoff Spot With 16-15 Win Over Ferris
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Residents Hear About Plans For Stormwater Solutions
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Video Cameras Signal Traffic Light Controllers
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
City Council Member Ready For Mayor’s Job
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Four Board Positions Open In Liberty District
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Coyotes Dining On Pets Have Residents Howling
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Spokane

Poll: I-673 Appears Doomed Health-Insurance Measure Hurt By Confusing Ballot Title
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
District 81 May Revise Its Retention Policy Students Would Have To Show Mastery Before Advancing
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Fund Established For Victim’s Daughter
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Mayoral Poll Is Drawing Flak Survey Paid For By Sabey Alludes To Geraghty’s Private Finances
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Burning Rules To Be Enforced Weekends Only, Yard Waste Only, Designated Areas Only
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Grant Requests Scheduled Tonight
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Domestic Violence Topic At Symposium
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Fish Will Spawn Forum Discussions
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Off-The-Cuff Escapee Takes Blame For Missteps
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Another Landslide Rocks Mount Adams; No Link Seen Measures 1,500 Feet Thick And 750 Feet Wide
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Calculating Child Rapist Sentenced To 22-1/2 Years Judge Orders Twice The Standard Maximum Sentence After Reading Man’s Detailed Journal
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Counties To Lobby White House On Hanford Reach Officials Promoting Local Control Over 51 Miles Of Columbia River
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Potential For Harm Outweighs Benefit
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Makahs Seek Right To Rove For ‘Chitapuk’ Tribe Seeks International Whaling Commission’s Ok To Hunt Gray Whales, Sign Of ‘Religious Patriotism’
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Drug Suspect Suffers Cardiac Arrest
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Oregon Court Upholds Dog’s Death Sentence Animal Gets In Big Trouble For Chasing A Horse
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Debate Set Today On Initiative 676
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Meeting Will Address State Fishery Issues Colville Town Hall To Field Questions On Habitat, Conservation Problems
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Pend Oreille Voters Ponder Ione Mayor, Newport Seat
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
What’s For Dinner: Beef, Well Dung
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Drug Pushers Are Killers In A Very Real Sense
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
For Starters, Leave The Courts Out Of It
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Sports

Edmunds-Led Ccs Takes Care Of Yakima
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Panhandle Picks With Greg Lee
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Parcells Gives O’Donnell Nod
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Gretzky’s Wife Hurt At Game
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Official Records
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Cheap Seats
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Griffey’s As Good As Gold
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Ken Pluff Lakeside Year: Senior Sport: Football Position: Quarterback
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Right In Thick Of Matters Troxel Delivers Probable Playoff Team At Lake City
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Leaping Tall Obstacles … UI’s Wilson Becomes Top Player Despite Odds Stacked Against Him
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Indians Put Fish In Freezer Williams, Ramirez Homer As Tribe Evens World Series At 2 With 10-3 Victory
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
With Mcmanus, We All Laugh
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Almquist Has Selkirk Going For League Title
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Edwards’ Late Surge Lifts Glory Over Reign
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Patterson Put Out After 32 Years With Naselle
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Mott Leads U-Hi Sweep As Titans Take Gsl Title
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Cougars Elude Injury Bug
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
UI’s Laurie Turner Leaves For New Post
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Pac-10 This Week
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Vikings, Timberwolves Set Up Match For Nil Title
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Sports People
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Sonics Thump Warriors
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Zags Still Fighting For Spot In Tourney
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Jaime Miller University Year: Senior Sport: Cross Country
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Defense Should Key Battle Of Michigan
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
A Quick Read On Lewiston-Sandpoint
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Brushes With Fame Were Regular Occurrences
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Maxwell Stays Unbeaten Against Chiefs Spokane Outshoots Hurricanes, But Visitors Take Advantage Of Penalties In 4-4 Tie
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Taking The Time To Enjoy Monson Stops, Smells Roses At Induction To Hall Of Fame
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Veteran Crenshaw To Direct U.S. Team
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Recognizing What Counts Cheney Linebacker Chodorowski Doesn’t Take Family For Granted
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Mike Witt Lakeside Year: Senior Sport: Cross Country
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Rodman Might Retire
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Becker Bows Out Early
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997

Washington Voices

Role Model Rogers Volleyball Captain Monica Abrahamson Leads By Example
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Community Centers Offer Halloween Fun
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Don Kachinsky
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Valley Woman Assaulted; Purse Stolen
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Jan Scarcello
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Frank Boyle
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
John Mellick
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Chamber Studies Options For Valley Government
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Herb Carlson
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Home Sales
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Mona Norwick
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Circuit City Plugs In On Monday
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Jim Williams
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Susan Wentz
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Joe Dahmen
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Pete Schweda
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Robert Estey
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Dave Koch
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Craig Holmes
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Bill Zimmer
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Karen Cecil
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
June Sines
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Two Schools Of Thought Joanne Mccann And Don Barlow Give Voters Clear-Cut Alternatives In School District 81 Race
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
State Boosts Valley Couplet
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Verbal Fur Flying In Sewer District Race
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Safety By Design Sheriff’s Deputies Study Architecture And Landscaping Techniques To Thwart Criminals
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Few Challengers Take On Running For School Board Seats
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Kindergartners Gather Around For Telling Of African Folklore
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Tests Show Some Of Meat Spoiled Health Officials Will Check On Jbs Foods From Time To Time
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Churches Present Concerts, Fairs
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
City Approves Plans To Turn Two Lots Into Parks Participants Of Youth Summit Next Spring Expected To Develop The Hillyard Parks
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Snakes Alive! Hunt Is On For Phineas, The Runaway From Cv
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Goodbye To A Friend Jane Moe, Whose Gift Of Gab Endeared Her To Many, Dies At 66
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Coin Toss Settles Place On Ballot Janet Hansen Will Be Listed First Followed By Patricia Blair
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Leaf Fest Saturday
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Sewer Connections Cause Gleneden Woes
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Empowering Kids High 5 Program Gives Kids A Language For Fighting Drug Culture
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Wrestler Chosen For Conference Sean Wheeler Will Attend Youth Leadership Assembly
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Trash Talk Meant To Educate Kids Recycling Representative Hopes Children Will Influence Adults’ Habits
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Dp Councilman Resigns, Pulls Out Of Mayoral Race Personal Reasons Force Doug Box To Withdraw; Mike Wolfe Unopposed
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Highlanders Strong Against Unbeatens
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
CV Senior End Advises: Try It, You’ll Like It
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Students Hold Party For Arc Clients
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Karl Wilkinson
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Gary Hann
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Ev, U-Hi Facing Tough Games
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Meeting Set For Fleet Facility
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997
Norman Wilson
Thu., Oct. 23, 1997