Archives | April 1998

• Pruning Tools Make Work A Bit Easier

• Rustic Look Offers Options

• Gardening Tips On Our Web Site

• Find Some Surprises At Specialty Nurseries Located Throughout The Inland Northwest

• Niche Nurseries Know Their Stuff Wealth Of Information Available From Specialists

All stories for April 1, 1998 »

• Repeated Finding Of Bodies Raises Fears Among Residents

• Police Find Extensive Arsenal In Colville Home Man Involved In Standoff Had Grenades, Pipe Bombs, And 10,000 Rounds Of Ammunition

• Motorcycle Collides With Car, Seriously Injuring Two Riders

• River Park Square Seeks To Keep Leases Private

• Students Win Diversity Fight WSU Student Protests Help Push Through New Course

All stories for April 2, 1998 »

• WSU Elevates Assistant In Golf

• Wildcats Earn Their First Softball Victory

• Cougs Use Long Ball To End Losing Streak Against UW

• UI Women’S Coach Search Down To Two

• Grand Slam, Double Plays Lead Ricks To Sweep Of Nic

All stories for April 3, 1998 »

• Boomers Put Too Much Faith In Bull Market

• Migrant Workers Essential For Harvesting Area Crops

• Business Beat

• Idaho Records

• North Idaho Candidates

All stories for April 4, 1998 »

• Computer Technology Show At Spokane Convention Center

• Steve Southerland Flute Maker Finds Harmony In Artisanship, Native American Culture

• Public Periscope

• Wallaby Goes Awol, But Not For Long

• Police Suspect Homicide In Woman’S Death

All stories for April 5, 1998 »

• Someone Forgot To Think About Players In Playoff

• Depth May Decide Whl Semi Chiefs, Cougars Take Series North After Spokane Wore Down Pg For Tie

• First-Year Program Feels Pain And So Does The Student Who Fought For Softball

• Personett Runs Against Sen. West Democrat Says West Didn’T Do Enough For City As Budget Chief

• Teenager Denies Shooting Charge

All stories for April 6, 1998 »

• Persians Gave Us Eggs To Dye For

• Bite Into These Bunnies

• Tribe Won’T Get Hawaii Prison Reservation Newspaper Said State Was Considering Mainland Lockup

• Four Hospitalized After 3-Car Crash

• Four Jailed In Hit-Run Incident

All stories for April 7, 1998 »

• Fatality Puts Spotlight On Dangers Of Bicycling Boy’S Accident Reinforces Call For Extra Safety Precautions

• 4 Arrested In Meth Lab Raid Police Target House Near Shadle Park High

• Police Car Rammed After Wild Chase

• Boxer Pleads Innocent To Molestation Charge Ex-Champ Also Denies Two Indecent Liberties Counts

• Does It Really Do Any Good To Go To An Ethics Class?

All stories for April 8, 1998 »

• Blakesley Escapes, Preserves Win

• Utahns File Suit Claiming Fraud On Offer To Meet Jesus

• Clinton Tries To Reassure Tobacco Farmers

• Reese Brothers Key Lakeland’S Win

• Track Meet Spotlights Premier Weight Men

All stories for April 9, 1998 »

• Report: Letourneau’S Health In Question

• Natural Gas Line Snapped In Four-Car Wreck

• Public Backs Collective Bargaining Cda Residents’ Ribbons Show Support For City Workers’ Tussle With City Hall

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for April 10, 1998 »

• Pension Plan Isn’T Doomed To Self Destruct

• Crackdown On Carry-Ons Airlines Toughen Rules For Baggage Items That Passengers Carry Aboard

• Top Executives Profit At Expense Of Workers, Two New Studies Claim Separate Reports Show That Wage Gap Is Continuing To Widen

• Business Beat

• Weather, Other Factors Affect Tourist Traffic In Spokane Area

All stories for April 11, 1998 »

• Managing Worker Depression Is Topic Of Health Seminar

• Steve Simmons His Terabyte Triangle Boasts Lots Of Internet-Linked Potential

• Good Earth Worm Recycling Reduces Garbage, Produces Rich Fertilizer For Gardens

• Public Periscope

• The Chill Of The Hunt Kids Brave Brisk Sunday To Scramble For Eggs

All stories for April 12, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Nic Seminar Seeks Ways To Fight Hate

• Area Wheat Farmers Plant Seed For Increased Sales Group Makes Plea To Legislators To Help Them With Foreign Trade

• Compass Group To Help Finance Downtown Project Manager Of Pension Funds Will Provide Loan For Parking Garage

All stories for April 13, 1998 »

• Mistrial Ends Vehicular Homicide Trial Judge Says Jury Tainted After Prosecutor Alludes To Inadmissible Interview

• $46,800 In Bogus Bills Seized Four Men Arrested By Secret Service

• Ferris Home-Run Hitters Give CV A Good Pasting

• Vaughan, Eagles Top Golf Field

• Youth-Only Moose Hunt Approved

All stories for April 14, 1998 »

• Stokey’S Homers Lift Gonzaga Past WSU

• Prep Gets Physical, Tops Nc

• Cheap Seats

• How Much Is Too Much? It’S All In How You Look At It

• Leslie White Freeman Year: Sophomore Sport: Softball Position: Pitcher

All stories for April 15, 1998 »

• Catelynn And Caitlen, You’Re Truly Unique

• Board Divided On Hepatitis Shots Proposal To Require Fair Food Vendors To Be Inoculated Stirs Disagreement

• Rally Supports West African’S Tenure At WSU

• Hess Keeps Hex On Gsl Pitchers

• Sasquatch Take Pair At Yakima

All stories for April 16, 1998 »

• CV Uses All Of Its Chance To Trip Mead

• Ccs’ Colin Sets National 10,000 Mark

• Queen’S Tourney Rolling At Colonial; Nationals At Stake

• Stookey Leads EV Past Wv

• Tayloe Found Competent To Stand Trial

All stories for April 17, 1998 »

• Octogenarian Helps Conquer Age Barriers

• Business Beat

• Unionists Give Peace A Chance In N. Ireland Pact Gets A Surprising Nod From The Largest Protestant Party, Drawing Accolades From Sinn Fein

• Wilderness Restrictions May Affect Us All

• Milestones

All stories for April 18, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Harold Mielke Jr. Named Distinguished Eagle Scout

• Premieres Are A Real Drag, The Present Tense Of Drug

• Stop Fighting And Talk, Listen Better

All stories for April 19, 1998 »

• Eagles Sign Two For Basketball

• City Approves $700,000 To Upgrade Waste Dumps

• Nic Drops Baseball Twin Bill

• Official Records

• Milestones

All stories for April 20, 1998 »

• Cops Coordinator To Run For 3Rd District House Seat

• People Flock To Bird’S Aid Needy Heron Embraced By Portland’S Waterfront Community After Patron Dies

• Needle Exchange Programs Feel Pressure Federal Funding Ban Imperils Rural Aids Prevention Efforts

• ‘Tree Of Life’ Takes Root At City Hall Wood And Bronze Sculpture To Commemorate Efforts To Replace Foliage Lost During Ice Storm

• Fire District Bond Measure Takes Plenty Of Heat Southern Stevens County Measure Is One Of Four On Next Week’S Ballot

All stories for April 21, 1998 »

• WSU Star Belts Three Out Of Park

• Bullpups Drop In Standings

• Pelluer High On High Jump

• It Looks Over In Panorama, But Not Bi-County

• Dragon Helms Fiery On Mound

All stories for April 22, 1998 »

• Ewu Pair Honored For Prison Work

• Preschooler Tests Positive For Hepatitis Eight Students Advised To Receive Vaccinations

• Slayer’S 80-Year Sentence Affirmed First Ruling Questioned

• Heavy Rain Leads To Several Postponements

• Afternoon Thunderstorm Scrambles Track Schedule

All stories for April 23, 1998 »

• Fish And Wildlife May Be $760,000 Further In The Hole New Tally Reflects Empty Surplus Coffers, Faulty License Estimates

• Postal Error Delays Pay For WSU Workers The Checks Are In The Mail, But Hundreds Will Be Late

• Post Falls School Hosts Fun Run Today

• Companies Will Answer For Globulin Shortage Lawmakers, Scientists Suspicious Of Drug Shortage, Demand Answers

• His Assessment: Double The Fun New County Worker Can’T Shake Old Job As Ferry County Assessor

All stories for April 24, 1998 »

• Directory Offers Valuable Insights On Care Of Elders

• Bloomsday’S Economic Punch Has A Long Reach Impact Extends From Restaurants To Car Dealers, Hotels To Pharmacies

• Business Beat

• Logging Project Funded, But Campsites Go Dry Forest Service Says Hand Pumps Vandalized, Costly To Replace

• Milestones

All stories for April 25, 1998 »

• And Madonna Just Loves ‘The Lady Is A Tramp’

• Any Marriage Can Fall In Destructive Patterns

• Sfcc Counselor Receives Graduate Student Award

• Cheney-Brown Spokane

• Coulter-Cowan Spokane

All stories for April 26, 1998 »

• WSU Golfer 10 Back

• Ferris, Shadle Vie For Soccer Title

• Cda Sweeps Post Falls In Softball, 10-0 And 12-2

• Official Records

• Cheap Seats

All stories for April 27, 1998 »

• Comment Sought On Painting Rules

• Promoter Wants To Party Like It’S 1999 Millennium Celebration Would Cost $168,000

• Relatives Help In Hunt For Suspect

• Fleeing Motorcyclist Hits Pole, Dies Police Chase Began After Suspect Sped Through Red Light At 75 Mph

• Stevens County Hires Director For New Library Former Spokane Employee Has To Gather Books, Find Buildings To Stack Them In

All stories for April 28, 1998 »

• Hoopfest Entries Must Beat The Clock

• Sex Video Boxes Near Crime Scene

• Motorcyclist Had Suspended License

• Family With Nine Children Loses Home To Fire Two Dogs Killed When Rental House Destroyed

• Department Scales Back; Hatcheries May Close Colville Hatchery Among Three That May Be Shut Down As Fish And Wildlife Grapples With $18 Million Budget Shortfall

All stories for April 29, 1998 »

• Official Records

• WSU Baseball Coach Draws One-Game Suspension For Bumping Ump

• Collegians Bulk Up Shadow For Home Match With Reds

• Carlson Comes Through For Lc

• Ccs Women Secure Second In Nwaacc

All stories for April 30, 1998 »