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Archives | October 6, 1997

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Features

Goodman-Thiessen Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Treacherous Tales Of Dangerous Drivers
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Self-Discovery Janet Jackson Says New Release, ‘The Velvet Rope,’ Is The Most Personal Album She’s Ever Done
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Reunions
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Hitch Your Wagon To This Essay Contest
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Simple Steps To Continent Contentment
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Nystrom-Anderson Skelleftea, Sweden
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Jamison-Colman Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Anderson-Webb Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Shein-Beaudry Tacoma
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Trivia
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Here’s Survival Plan For ‘Hobby Widows’
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Thompson-Thompson Everett
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Sterritt-Scribner Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Walton-Hoogstad Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Steinman-Yoke Missoula
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Brace For Explosive Action In ‘Soldier Of Fortune, Inc.’
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Griffith-Beyersdorf Seattle
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Eastep-Summers Spokane
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Births
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
‘Dress Bank’ Helps Teens Make It To Prom
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Wait A Minute - Did She Say ‘Under,’ Or ‘Un’?
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
‘Underworld’ Alarmingly Literary, Imaginative
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
‘Timecop’ Takes On ‘50s Stalker In Debut
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Get Organized Control The Clutter, Manage The Mayhem By Following A Few Simple Rules
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997

Nation/World

Building Community Future’s Happening Right Where You Live
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Hanford Group Explores Autoimmune Diseases Information Network Helps Those Exposed To Radiation; Seminar Will Discuss The Common Thread Between Diseases
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Top Line Crucial To Start-Up
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
They Know The Drill Practice Pays Off For Gu’s Female Rotc Cadets
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
At The Church, More Than Roof Got Ripped Off
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Speed Limit Favored In Montana Poll: Most Lawmakers Want Law But Not Special Session
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Kootenai County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Clouds Delay Shuttle Landing, Return Of Astronaut From Mir
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
All Sides Likely Will Criticize Clinton Climate Plan
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Book Reveals Johnson’s Policy Secrets President Believed Castro Helped Assassinate Kennedy
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
U.N. Building In Iraq Attacked By 3 Gunmen No One Injured In Strike Blamed On Iran’s Intelligence Service
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
A Million Hear Pope In Brazil Mass Focuses On Defending Families From Secular Threats
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Farrakhan Praises Stern Message For Men
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Reno Separates Evidence From Politics
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Don Lynn Move From L.A. Hasn’t Slowed Company, Thanks To ‘The Best Employees’
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Can Men Keep Their Promise? Keepers’ Plans For Future Suggest Difficulty Of Keeping Emotional Revival Rolling
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
White House Tapes Perk Gop Interest 44 Videos Of Fund-Raising Coffees Released; One With Huang Has No Audio
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Big Shark Intimidates Puget Sound Boaters But 25-Foot Basking Shark Was Only Looking For Plankton
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
I-90 Construction Update
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Residents Want Work Training, Survey Finds
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Visit To Great Wall Stuns, Humbles Locke
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Police Use Tear Gas To Break Up Riot At Uo
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Deputy Ag Moves To Coeur D’Alene
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Hospital Releases Thurmond, Who Became Dizzy At Rally
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
National Chamber Chairman At Membership Breakfast
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Women-Owned Firms Ahead On Technology More Likely To Explore Internet Than Male-Owned Counterparts
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Prefab Housing Goes Up For Italy Quake Victims
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Today In History
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Many Avoid Serving On Nichols Jury Juror Prospects Voice Excuses, Strong Opinions To Miss Trial
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Board Has Trouble Turning Race Initiative Into Results
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Ginseng Grower Fined For Pesticides Ag Officials Find Widespread Use Of Two Unapproved Chemicals
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Netanyahu Defends Israel’s Right To Fight Terror Without Compromise
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Roller Coaster Ride In Hong Kong Confidence Has Ups, Downs As Some Reforms Reversed
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Aid Helps N. Korea, But More Needed To Fight Famine
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
When Parents Are Supportive, School Change Can Be Positive Letter Of The Week From Sept. 24, 1997
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Developing Countries Want An Exemption
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
All My Children
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Ready To See The Other Side Of The Bench After 25-Year Career As Judge, Thompson To Be Gu Counsel
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
It’s Ok To Tithe Drug Money, Mexican Archbishop Says
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Passengers Say Crew Didn’t Help Much With Evacuation
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Support Gets Stronger For Martin Hall Its Concerns Addressed, Spokane Looks Forward To Opening Of Juvenile Detention Center
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Teen Arrested After High-Speed Chase
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Bouncers Stabbed At North Side Tavern
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Thieves Break Windows To Get Into Businesses
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Police Examine Cash Found In Restaurant
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Baby Dies Of Injuries From Suspected Abuse
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Reform Party Moves Ahead Without Perot As Its Leader
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Traditions Giving Up The Ghost Halloween Celebrations Change As Schools Become Diverse
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Diana Biography Removed From Harrods Department Store
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Mcgovern Regrets Dropping Eagleton As Running Mate
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Protesters Clash In Bangladesh With Supporters Of Government
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Microsoft Gets Most Respect From Americans, Survey Says
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Fatal Crash Shocks Town Harrison Teenagers Gather At Cafe To Comfort Each Other After Two Die
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997

Other

‘Ponette’ As Drama Misses Its Mark
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Geeks No More The Mayfield Four, Spokane’s Home-Grown Rockers, Ready For The Big Time
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
No Excuses: Friday Free Day A Chance To Help
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
This Week’s Question
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Strike Up The Bands 20 Marching Ensembles Descend On Joe Albi Stadium
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Read This
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Strike Up The Bands Musical And Physical Precision The Ultimate Goal
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997

Sports

Elway-Bledsoe Matchup A Generation Thing
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Quick Kicks
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Cancer Kills Former Pga Champion Marr, Who Later Had TV Career, Was 1965 Player Of The Year
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Mussina Masters M’S Baltimore Triumphs, Climbs Past Seattle To Reach Alcs
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Zamboni’s Curious Machines Make Old Ice As Good As New Contraptions Scrape, Condition Rink Surfaces After Heavy Use
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Golota Ok, Lewis Just Great After Bout
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Roy Has Edmonton’s Number, Another 0
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Mama’s Not Keen On Oilers
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Jarrett Wins, But Gains Little
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Broussard Saves Seahawks Former WSU Star, Backup Qb Moon Sparkle In 16-13 Victory Over Oilers
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Mariners Bats Became Strangely Silent Fine Pitching Stops Powerful Hitting As Usual
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Vizquel Slashes Game-Winner As Indians Survive Cleveland Forces N.Y. To Game 5 After Trailing For Seven Innings
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
You Make The Call
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Gonzaga Triumphs In Baseball Finale
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Miscellany
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Kentucky Fans Ride Wave Of Joy
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Hail Irwin As Golf’s First $2 Million Winner
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Come On, Who Are The Real Seahawks?
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Better Showing Expected Price Believes Unbeaten Cougars Need To Display More Consistency
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Peintre Celebre Triumphs
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Packers Hurdle Past Bucs
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Testud Overcomes Bagel For France’s 1st Fed Cup
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
Diversity Issue Continues To Nag At Nascar Stock Car Racing Remains A Sport For White Drivers And Crews
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997
College Football Polls
Mon., Oct. 6, 1997