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Archives | September 30, 1997

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Features

Nbc’s ‘Just Shoot Me’ Right On Target
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
It’s High Time To Climb Back Into High Heels
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Hat Maker Of The Old West A Throwback To The Century, Larry Rosenbaum Finds A Market For His Beautiful Hand-Crafted Hats
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Loyalty Can Baffle Onlookers Albert’s Fiancee Stands By Him Despite Messy Testimony At Trial
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Virginity In Style For Men, Women
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
‘Murph’ Valuable Ally Against Breast Cancer
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Dating Takes On Added Complications For Film Stars
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Depression Bob Dylan Ascends To A New Musical High Point With Songs About Low Times
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Obituaries
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Hogan-Lindeman Spokane
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Things Are Even Worse For His Brother, Marv
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Handyman Service Will Say ” To Just About Any Project For Needy
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Video Crowd Itself Can Be Good Drama
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Tips For Finding Work In An Equal-Pay Industry
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Stouffer-Mckinley Spokane
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Third ‘Romancing’ In The Works
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Trivia
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Everybody Say Alpo Want Your Four-Legged Friend In The Family Photo? Call A Pet Photographer
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Keeling-Williamson New York
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
The Slice Please Be Aware You’ll Wear That Sweater At Your Own Risk
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Havens-Wallace Spokane
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Births
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997

Idaho

Leading Chinese Scholars To Gather In Coeur D’Alene Two-Day Seminar May Give Business People Insight Into China
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Inmates Sent To Tennessee Include Killers, Long-Termers Montana Has Contract To Send Hundreds To Privately Run Prisons
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Parks, Jobs Are Priorities For Candidate Stan Smith Runs For Cda Council
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Experts Assure Legislators Endowments Plan Is Safe They Say Managing Cash, Lands Wouldn’t Hurt Policies
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Smoke Killed Victims In Slumber-Party Fire Officials Suspect Trailer Blaze That Killed 6 Was Accidental
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Two-Tiered School Setup Unfair To Bottom Dwellers
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Chenoweth Challenger Optimistic Gop Primary Opponent Paquin Runs Grass-Roots E-Mail Campaign
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Nic Salaries Are $4,000 Higher Than Pay At Southern Idaho
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Women Accused Of Assaulting Teens
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Woman Who Ate Mushrooms Doing Better
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Idaho Records
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Drug, Gang Expert To Talk At Schools
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Founders Of Kids Biz To Give Talks
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Coeur D’Alene Food Bank Finds A Home Manager Says People Having Little Trouble Finding Their Way To It
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Teens Say Man Pointed Gun At Them
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Montana Highway Death Toll Tops 1996 Legislators Ponder Enacting Speed Limit As Officials Hope Snow Slows Drivers
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Killarney Boat Launch To Open Temporarily
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997

Nation/World

Lottery Numbers
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Stocks Rise Cautiously; Awaiting Key Reports
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Jury Selection Opens Nichols Trial Attendance Less For Alleged Oklahoma Bombing Accomplice
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
How Much Longer Can Rates Hold?
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Arctic Ecosystem Research Shows Traces Of New-Generation Pesticides
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Ramsey Search Warrants Show Police Sought Child Pornography Evidence
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Diana Ok’d Biography, Writer Says Princess Gave Him Interviews, Photos For 1992 Best-Seller
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Negotiations Resume Israel, Palestinians Agree There Is A Long Way Left To Go
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Study Says Carbon Cuts May Hurt U.S. Economy Report Indicates Impact Would Be Less On Japan, Eurpore
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Nixon Anguished Over Vietnam Mias On Newly Released Tape, President Mulled What To Tell Their Families
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Paul Allen Raises His Stake In Metricom Inc. Company Working To Develop Wireless Internet Technology Gets Financial Boost From Billionaire
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Economy Leaves Poor In Dust American Incomes Show Some Gains, But Not For Everybody
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Kodak Warned Of Fallout Threat Government Regularly Alerted Film Manufacturers While Telling Public There Was No Danger
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Milestones
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Wylie Out West With His Own Style Of High Lonesome, This Player Enjoys Life Out On The Palouse
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Guitarist A Few Notes Short Of A Requiem Funeral Home Holds Dad’s Body Until Musician Pays His Bill
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Turkish Jets Strafe Kurds Based In Iraq
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Russia To Reduce Plutonium Stockpile
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Bite For Bite, Terrier Met Its Match
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Dollar Up Against Pound
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Boullioun Aviation Buys Three 737s
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Income Up, But Spending Declines Farm Income Off, But Other Categories Rise
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
, We Have No (Cheap) Bananas
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Aetna Stock Drops On Profit Projection
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Demolition Can Proceed Downtown Work Can Start In West Block Of River Park Square Project
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Humane Society Rejects City Strays Agency Says It Can’t Afford To Renew Contract
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Carey Candidacy Is Up To Former Judge
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Micron Income Slips In 1997
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Today In History
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Pullman Chip Maker Challenges Patents
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
He Painted The Yellowstone
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Rights Derailed Labor And Environmental Protections Are Left Strewn Along The Fast Track To Trade
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Aids Virus Now Begins To Fight Back After Initial Success, Celebrated Drug Cocktails Show Signs Of Failure In About Half Of Patients
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997

Spokane

Radioactive Pottery Was Once A Hot Idea Shard Found By River Rekindles Memories Of Cure-All
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Is Outcome-Based Law What People Really Want?
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Too Many Cooks Spoiling The Broth
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Stirring A Hotter Mideast Cauldron
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Monroe Street Blues Repaving Project Slows Business To A Crawl At Small Shops On Arterial
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Boat Launch To Open For Daytime Use
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Part Of Astoria Seafood Plant Falls Into Columbia River
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Punishment Doesn’t Fit The Tragedy
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Missing Woman Turns Up In Reno
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Poll Shows Murray Would Be Re-Elected Survey Done For Nethercutt, A Potential Candidate, Shows Vulnerabilities For Both Murray And Smith
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
‘Bureaucratic Mind’ Still An Oxymoron
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Man Holds Up North Side Bank
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Men Rob Woman At Valley Home
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Attention Disorder Expert To Speak
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Police Reserve Meeting To Be Held
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
E. Coli Victim Hospitalized
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Driver Accused Of Heisting Popcorn
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Tightened Security Ordered Locke Calls For Group Home Review After Baby Sitter Killed
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Austrian Says Nazis Voided Extradition Treaty Man Accused Of Cheating Victims In His Homeland Out Of $720,000
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Kingdome Stabbing Victim’s Family Files Claim Hope $10 Million Claim Gives Them Leverage To Get To Bottom Of Crime
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Jury Deliberates On Brian Ratigan’s Fate Prosecutors Allege Ratigan Is The Fourth Man In Domestic Terrorism Plot
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Glow May Not Be So Healthy
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Studded Tires Legal In Idaho This Week
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997

Sports

Piniella Feels Top M’S Equal To Best He’s Had
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Coug Pair Receive Accolades
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Fight Full Of Hope Turns To Tragedy Boxer Dies Just As Career Looks To Be Taking Positive Turn
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
When Ex-L.A. Teams Played, Few Cared, Even Fewer Saw It
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Zeroes Posted In Gsl Openers
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Don’t Expect A Blowout Braves Favored Because Of Pitching, But Astros Have Played Them Tough
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Seahawks Feeling Pain Of Injuries Galloway, Warren Expected To Be On Sidelines When Seattle Entertains The Tennessee Oilers
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Bonds, Leyland Reunited This Time, Former Pirates Square Off As Giants, Marlins Vie In N.L. Series
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
A.L. Gets Network Priority N.L. Playoff Games Mainly Will Be Carried Over Cable
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Carril, Haskins Find Common Ground In Shrine Two Coaches Who Changed The Face Of College Basketball Lead Way Into Hoop Hall
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Cheap Seats
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Sharks Beat Deadline Sign Top Pick Marleau
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Johnson, Mccoy Suspended Ucla Basketball Players Kicked Off Team Indefinitely For Violating University Rules
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Leagues Honor Stinson, Exner
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Without Rice, 49ers Show They Can Move The Football Young Directs A Running Game That Chews Up Carolina 34-21
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Official Records
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Tyson Back In Court
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Wallace Signs New Deal
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Back In A Groove Having Shed Self-Doubt, Johnson Has Returned To Cy Young Form
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Opportunistic Burton Wins Hanes 500
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Bosox Release Cordero
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Lafontaine Traded
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Playfair Ready To Send Signal To Illinois Sites
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997
Cone Should Set The Tone For Yankees
Tue., Sept. 30, 1997