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Archives | September 8, 1997

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Features

Study Finds Teens Optimistic About Future
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Millions Affected By Depression
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Unhappiness Helps Build Child Character
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Schmutz-League Clinton, Wash.
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Mccleskey-Maas Spokane
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Playful ‘Cosi Fan Tutte’ Makes Sport Of Love
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
‘Ally Mcbeal’ Has Makings Of A Winnner
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Not Rid Of Wifey No. 2, Is Trump Seeking No. 3?
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Keeping Love In Marriage After Kids Takes Planning
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Births
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Trivia
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
It’s Never Too Late To Read To Your Child
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Adorable Nerd Jaleel White Endears Himself To ‘Family Matters’ Viewers In His Distinctive Role As Steve Urkel
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Latest Seagal Effort A Little Above The Rest
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Christensen-Kane Corvallis, Ore.
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Woods-Oikle Spokane
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Toepel-Baker Seattle
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Gravel-Brommers Scottsdale, Ariz.
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Rieser-Pagliaro Spokane
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Markee-Holmes Spokane
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Strawn-Michael Spokane
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Baker-Spooner Duvall, Wash.
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Lisa Mcree Abc’s New Morning Hope
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Only, Not Lonely Parents’ Priorities Don’t Always Include A Large Family
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997

Nation/World

Residents Retreat Behind Barricades
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Return To Asia Yields Rumors, Little More Jane Schelly Believes She May Never Know Fate Of Her Kidnapped Husband
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Killer To Be Portrayed As ‘Sick Kid’ Defense Claims Mental Illness, Family Problems Led Teen To Attack
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Two Bow Out Of Bid Decision Officials Own Stock In Firms Competing To Build Private Prison
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Leave Boys Alone, Asks Charles Britain Plans Memorial To Diana; What To Do With Flowers
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Low-Fare Airlines Try To Look Grown-Up Struggling Carriers Spiff Up, Offer More Options
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Scot Lindsay, Ken Maring Bonners Ferry Pair Reap From Creativity They Sew
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Aol Close To Buying Compuserve Two Biggest Competitors In On-Line Services Could Become One
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Big Share Of Market Is Desired
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Enrollment Follows Jobs In N. Idaho Rural School Districts Report Losses; Private Schools Take Overflow In Crowded Post Falls
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
The Mane Event Kootenai County Saddle Club’s O-Mok-See Puts Horses Through Their Courses
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Original Backer Of Sales Tax Has 2nd Thoughts Retired Supreme Court Justice Charles Mcdevitt Says Too Many Exemptions Have Crept Into The Code
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Dr. Sam Sheppard’s Remains To Be Interred With Slain Wife’s
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Motorcycle Driver Killed By Lightning
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Spokane Diver Vanishes Into Columbia River Woman Presumed Dead After Disappearing Near Boat Basin
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Water Troubles Close Statue Of Liberty
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
India, Pakistan Trade Heavy Artillery Fire
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Kevorkian Assists Another Suicide
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Golden Pen Award Winner
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Plummer-Worley Loses Students Many Parents Want To Send Children To Potlatch Because It’s Closer, Bigger And Offers More Variety Of Classes
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Today In History
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Investor Forum Focuses On Economy, New Business
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Remembering Ennis
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Body Of Newborn Boy Found Behind Flower Beds Of City Park
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Cops Field Team For Schools In The Wake Of Dare’s Demise, City Hopes New, More Varied, Program Will Reach Students
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Washboard Willy Leads Kids, Himself On Groovy Journey
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Man Accused Of Trying To Start Brush Fire
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Stolen Oil Portrait Of Clinton Returned To Little Rock Police
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Serb Hard-Liners Hit Back With Raids, Purges U.S.-Backed Efforts To Oust Karadzic, Other War-Crimes Suspects Have Failed
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Hurricane Erika Batters Beaches
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Fire Destroys East Mission Garage
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Brewer To Unveil Name-Change Plan
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Three Questioned In North Side Incident
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Man Killed When Crane Falls On Him
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Bodies Of Man, Girl Found In Bellevue Home
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Uncle Kills Girl With Accidental Gunshot
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Lance Wants To Expand Sex-Offender Notification
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Deposed Zairian Leader Mobutu Dies Longest Ruling Dictator In Africa Lived Like A King, Led Country Down A Ruinous Path
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Three Men Arrested In Kidnapping Of Boy Trio Had Demanded Ransom; 14-Year-Old Found Unharmed
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Apple Growers Find No Quick Fix For Mexican Tariffs Sudden Jump In Anti-Dumping Duties Leaves 100,000 Boxes In Limbo
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
French Police Believe Car Hampered Sedan In Which Diana, Fayed Died
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Removal Of Troops Urged Israeli Officials Debate Role Of Soldiers In Lebanon
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Mourners Gather To View Body Of Mother Teresa Indoor Sports Stadium Chosen As Funeral Site
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Duty And Privilege Span Generations
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Careful What You Suggest In Print Letter Of The Week: From Aug. 29, 1997
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
F-22 Raptor Stealth Fighter Taken On Maiden Test Flight
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Floral Revolution A New Britain Blooms, Watered By Tears For Her Fallen Princess
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Commuter Train Workers Walk Off Job In Pay Dispute
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Ira Political Leader Meets With Escapees
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Charges Not Expected In Shooting Death
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
I-90 Exit Near Kellogg Closed Today
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Gop Senator Urges Gore To Testify Specter Wants Testimony On Fund Raising
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
There’s Gold Under Them Thar Park Bleachers
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997

Other

‘Hoodlum’ Doesn’t Deserve All The Time And Effort Spent
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Letters From Boot Camp
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997

Sports

Quick Kicks
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Jones Edges Norman In Canadian
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Seahawks Get Better, But Not By Very Much
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Rocket’s 2-Hitter Good For 21st Win
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Eagles Stun The Packers
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
In Defeat, Griffey Hits 50th M’S Give Up Five Unearned Runs, Lose 9-6 Series Finale To Twins
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Hingis, Rafter Have Look Of Champions At U.S. Open Women’s Titlist Nearly Perfect; Men’s Champ Lives Out Fantasy
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Hope Springs Eternal For Seahawks Cb He’s Not Fazed By Lesson At The Hands Of Broncos
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Coulthard Dominates Italian Gp
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Neagle Achieves 20-Victory Mark
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Portland Still Alive In Nwl
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Russian Prevents Romanian Sweep U.S. Gymnasts Fifth, Sixth In World Gymnastics Meet
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Minnesota Overturns WSU 3-2
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Mcqueary Answers His Critics
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Miscellany
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
U.S. Men’s Eight Triumphs
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Arbitrator Oks Trade Of Dudley From Trail Blazers To Knicks
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Gunnell Hangs Up Spikes
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
U.S. Nears World Cup Berth Ramos Connects In 79th Minute Of 1-0 Triumph Over Costa Rica
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997
Broncos ‘Mo’ Down Seahawks Denver’s Flurry Of Points Offsets Seattle’s Good Start
Mon., Sept. 8, 1997