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Archives | September 25, 1997

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Features

Bad Bill The Man Behind Popular ‘Polictically Incorrect’ Takes His Solo Show On The Road
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Births
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Reunions
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Obituaries
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
‘Veronica’s Closet’ Could Use Some Tidying
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Spacey And Men’s Mag Are Definitely On The Outs
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Change In Relationship Shows Up In Dream
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Express Theatre-Nw Debuts At The Met
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
The Slice Walk On Our Wild Side, Babe
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Chronicling Courtney: Author Tries To Capture Intriguing Life
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Medical Lake Artist’s Work Featured At Douglas Gallery
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Starving Artist? When He Used To Be Prince, He Used To Sell Records
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
From Mountains To The Sea Author David James Duncan Explores The Links Between The Pacific And The Rockies
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Children’s Chorus Performs ‘A Little Music’
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Gu Appoints Leader For Planned Giving
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Rafe Gibbs Donates Materials To UI Library
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Trivia
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Not All Animal Doctors Practice Charity Work
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Recreating ‘Oz’ Civic’s Stage Production Is An Ambitious Attempt To Recapture Magic Of The Classic Film
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
22 Jacks Are Wild In Show At Met
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Idaho

Outfitters Rally Against Salmon Closure Group Claims Protections By Government Overdone
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Police Link Five Suspects In Burglaries To Theft Wave Several Businesses Victims Of Break-Ins In Past Month
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Man Charged With Molesting Teenage Girl
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Dad Who Tossed Kids Out Window Sentenced
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
City Bags Leaf Collection Fall Guys Will No Longer Pick Up Refuse Swept Into Cda Streets
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Scientists Shattered By Accident Clumsy Workers Drop Fossil
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
6 Highway Projects Scheduled For 1998
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Farewell To Fellow Officer Thousands In Law Enforcement Pay Respects To Boise Policeman Killed In Shootout With Two Brothers
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Airline May Revive Idaho Routes Samoan Company Interested In Boise-Twin Falls, Boise Lewiston Moscow Flights
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Stifling Movie Violence Might Save More Lives
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Bonner County Teachers Ok Pact Educators To Get 3 Percent Increase Under One-Year Contract
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
District Refinances Lake City Bonds
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Police Seek Identity Of Killed Pedestrian
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Nation/World

Gore Praises Russia’s Entrepreneurial Spirit On Tour, He Promotes Closer Ties And The Removal Of Barriers
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
New Program Matches Savings By The Poor
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sharon Nelson Joins Nextlink Board
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Irs Horror Stories Prompt Public Apology Wronged Taxpayers Testify On Capitol Hill How Their Lives Were Ruined By Tax System
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Consil Chief Ralph No To Step Down
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Loukaitis Guilty Teen Faces Life Without Parole For Moses Lake Classroom Rampage
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Drug Testing Cost May Be Prohibitive Bonner School District Takes Another Look At New Policy
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
America Goes Back To Central High President Returns Home To Civil Rights Monument
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
‘Have-Not’ Nations Urge Caution
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Algeria’s Top Islamic Militia Plans Unilateral Cease-Fire Competing Factions, However, Likely Will Continue The Violence
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Turkey Refuses To Join Nato Maneuvers Greece Took Part In Aegean For First Time In 12 Years
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Russian Assembly Votes To Shackle Minority Religions
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Gop Challenge Fails To Stop 2.3% Pay Boost For Lawmakers
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Public Not Told About Recalls Of Meat Industry Officials Say Notification Doesn’t Benefit Public Health
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Brooks Again Tops In Country
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Senate Oks Bill To Speed Fda Review But Consumer Groups Say Haste Makes Waste When It Comes To Protecting Public Health
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Travelers Group Buys Salomon Investment Powerhouses Combine In $9 Billion Deal
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Immigration Laws Creating Ag Labor Shortage? Tighter Enforcement Means A Shortage Of Seasonal Farm Workers, Ag Employers Tell Congress, But Unions And Others Disagree
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
House Could Have Debate On Funding, Says Armey
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Singers Urge Halt To Plans For Nuclear Storage Facility
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Milestones
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Clinton, Afl-Cio Have Face-Off Over Fast-Track Authority President Defends Proposal Giving Him Free Rein On Trade Pacts, To Shouts Of Protest At Convention
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Mir Trip In Holding Pattern
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Consumers Happy; Inflation No Threat
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
At&T; Apologizes For A Bad Call
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Jacklin Wins Race For Valuable Fungus
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Comments Drive Dollar Lower
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Profit Worries Block Dow In Latest Run At 8,000
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Council Critics Biggest Spenders In Primary Public Disclosure Commission Has Some Questions About Independent Expenditure
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Chamber Apologizes To Minorities Diversity Ignored In Video About Future Of Community
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Travelers Leases At Crescent Court
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Micron To Hire Up To 800 Employees
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
‘Tunnel Vision’ Eases Patients’ Fear Lush Make-Over Gives Hand On Passage To Cancer Center
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Hmos Prescribe Patient Bill Of Rights Proposal Could Change Legislative Reforms
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Classmates Split On Verdicts Some Feel Eye For An Eye Would Be More Appropriate For Killer Of 3
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Other

Have Manufacturers Got A New Gizmo For You! There Are Many Ingenious Items To Make Hunt More Enjoyable
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Solid Season Predicted For Upland Birds
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Elk Outlook Good In Idaho Status Of Radio-Collared Elk Offers Encouraging Evidence
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Wingshooters Shouldn’t Have Much To Grouse About
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Controlled Hunts Great Unless You Don’t Get A Tag
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Spread Of Noxious Weed Does Partridges, Hunters No Good
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sharp-Tailed Grouse Season Longer In ‘97
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
You Can Still Go Public There Still Remains Free Land Out There On Which To Hunt
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
N. Idaho Hunters Get Encouraging Words
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Rough Weather Takes Toll On Deer Hunting Prospects
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Lottery Winners
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Historic Mansion Site Of Gift Show
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Another Chance School District 81’S Unity Program Offers Teens An Unorthodox Approach To High School
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Pursued Pair Leave Motorcycle Behind
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Mentors Will Offer Tips About Raising Children
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Reaching New Heights While Airway Heights Welcomes Its Economic Vitality, The City Is Determined To Ensure Development Is Orderly
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Ferris Favored To Capture League Title
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sun Sets On Old Shooting Hours For Some Fowl
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Idaho Has No Qualms About Crowing Over Quail
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Ducks May Be In Row But Not In The Bag, Yet
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Hoping To Guide You To Satisfaction
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Retiree Stays Keen On Woodcarving
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
The Silent City Spangle Grain Elevator Is Populated With Fruits Of Harvest
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Cathedral To Offer ‘Christian Values’ Class
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Several Roads, Trails Remain Closed After Damage Caused Last Winter
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
More Bears Around; They’re On The Move
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Safety, Fun First For New Shooters
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Don’t Shoot Cougar Unless You Have Tag
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Should Be Another Great Season For Geese If Weather Cooperates
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
You’ll Have To Fork Over Extra To Bag Self A Pheasant Dinner
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Waterfowl Hunters Have Two New Choices In Shot
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Poaching Hotlines
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Biologists Feeling Bullish About Hunting Prospects
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Zero In On Ranges’ Offerings
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Two Seniors Return To Blackhawk Team
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Franklin Kids Take Part In Chamber Meeting
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Youths Join New Center By The Dozens
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Spokane

Keep Snake Dams, Corps Is Told Residents Fear Economic Impact Of Proposal To Boost Salmon Runs
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Colleges Give Kids Tickets To Games
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Ratigan Confessed To Bombing, Jury Told Defendant Said He Put Device Outside Clinic, Friend Testifies
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Free Trade Costly To Kids In Work Force
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Money The Motive, Say Dibartolo Prosecutors They Claim Insurance Windfall, Love Drove Ex-Deputy To Kill Wife
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Parents Ask Board To End School Busing District 81 Petitioned To Return Tiffany To Woodridge Elementary School
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Trees Suffer Unkind Cuts Browne’s Addition Neighbors Furious
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Legislative Inquiry Spurred By 12-Year-Old’s Murder
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Fan Leaves No Stones Unturned
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Doug Sutherland Enters Senate Race Pierce County Official, Smith Campaigning For Murray’s Seat
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Babbitt To Urge Clinton To Veto Gop Grazing Bill
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Bremerton Plane Crash Kills 3
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Limited Or Expanded View? Public Hearings Weigh Future Of Mount Rainier
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Committee Enthusiastic About Foley Nomination Only Smith Has Critical Word, Calling On Former Speaker To ‘Renounce Perks’
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Everyone Else Is Doing It; Why Not Al?
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Teenager Pleads Guilty To Killing Baby Sitter
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Kehoe, Lee Charged In Arkansas Murders White Supremacists Accused Of Suffocating Gun Dealer, Family
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
What Do Mixed Test Results Say To You About Schools?
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Use Time, Energy On Real Problem
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Teenagers Rob Man Of Wallet, Groceries
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Ged Tests To Be Given Twice At Scc
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Quake Of 3.5 Reported Near B.C.
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Sports

Sasquatch Tip Cbcc In 4 Games
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Eagles Come Home At Last
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Testimony Stuns Court Albert, Wearing Women’s Underwear, Allegedly Bit New Prosecution Witness
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Burning Ambition WSU Standout Reorders Her Life, Devotes Herself To Volleyball In A New Way
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Tie Looked Pretty Good To Cheney
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Buhner Has Right Mentality
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Boose Still Feeling Pain From Nasty Usc Line
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Pac-10 This Week
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Farragut Expected To Be Bigger, Better Than Before
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Offical Records
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Panhandle Picks With Greg Lee
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
John Nelson Priest River Year: Senior Sport: Football Positions: Fb/Db
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Don’t Count Mead Out
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
It’s Recess Time In Marinerland While Griffey Bats Leadoff, Buhner Rests On His Laurels
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Cheap Seats
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Griffey Fails To Homer As Angels Thump M’S Attendance Reaches 3 Million As Fans Root For Circuit Clouts
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Uk’s Couch To Test Florida’s Defense
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Herbert, Asher Make Travel Plans Lake City Pair Shopping For Future Hoop Homes
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Bengals’ Carter Will Try To Play Despite Injury
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Farragut Host To Several Top Area Runners
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Expectations Weigh On M’S Mental Aspects Made Winning This Title Tougher Than 1995
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Booster Club’s Favorite Son Catches On 1995 Decision Gives Unbeaten Eastern Washington Its Leading Receiver
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Bowman’s Glad He Gave Football A Chance Highly Recruited Sandpoint Star Helped Revive A Dying Program
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Giants Closing On Flag
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Orioles Clinch East Title For Shot At Mariners
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Blue Jays Fire Gaston
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Winston Sells In Vegas
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Stateline Has Full Program
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Cycle Champ Armstrong Ready To Resume Career
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sampras, Rafter Cash In
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Liberty Bowl Gets Sponsor
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Five Cities Bid For Games
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sonics Sign Kersey
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Less Beck Means Even More Football Player Leaner CV Star Regains Form That Led To His Big Reputation
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Spain Gains World Cup
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Bruins Want Suspension
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Track Drops Fridays
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Abby Hornstein Mead Year: Senior Sport: Volleyball Position: Outside Hitter
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Is Iel Race Now Wide Open?
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Jeremy Miller Chewelah Year: Junior Sport: Football Position: Qb/Lb
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997

Washington Voices

Lost Child Prompts Planned Bus Route Changes
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Office Building Is Burglarized
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Passion For Fashion Doll Reignited After Discovery
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Indian Trail Residents Form Neighborhood Council
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Comment Period Open On Wal-Mart Rezoning Plan
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Site Selected For Dp Library
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Residents Raise Concern Pud Will Overburden Indian Trail Road
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Rogers Defense May Be Key To Upsetting Cv
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Liquor License
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Riverside’s Enrollment Down From Projections
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Postnet Sponsoring Project Kidcare
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
He Gets A Big Lift From Weight Contests
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Eagles Facing Big Test Against Clarkston
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Designs Against Crime Specially Trained Police Officers Are Helping Plan Subdivisions With An Eye To Crime Prevention
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Fun Fest 8th Annual Valleyfest A Romp In The Park
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Fourth-Grade Results Reflect Beginning Of Long-Term Reform
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Sense Of Humor Helps At Election Time
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Salon/Spa To Open In November; Entrepreneurs Get Chamber Help
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Skateboard Shop Hits Banner Pothole
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Stolen Car, Drugs Turn Up When Police Perform Search
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
A New U Due For A Makeover, University City Shopping Center Is Ideally Situatied To Become The Valley’s Town Center
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Queens Of Quilting Catholic Sewing Ladies Turns Old Blankets And Donated Fabric Into Beautiful Bedding
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Neighborhood Councils Meeting Today
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Deer Park, Riverside On Their Own In New 2a League
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Spiritual Renewal Topic Of Event At Audubon United Methodist
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Child Care Center Offers Weekday, Weekend Service Owner Wanted To Provide Reasonable Rates And Convenient Time Slots For Parents
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Busing Concerns Being Reviewed By District
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Council Oks Repaving Projects
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997
Dishman-Mica Road To Reopen
Thu., Sept. 25, 1997