Archives | December 1998

• Epa Officials Flesh Out Beach Report Public Gets To Ask Questions At Meeting

• The County Lines

• Girl Hospitalized, Others Hurt In 14 Car Wrecks

• Dietician: Y2K May Cause Chaos In Kitchen

• St. Michael’S Ends Long Losing Streak

All stories for Dec. 1, 1998 »

• Whits Open Conference Play With 2 At Home

• Area Runners Trek To Foot Locker Meet

• Host Cougars Return To Their Comfort Zone

• Official Records

• Chiefs’ Ference To Earn Shot At Team Canada

All stories for Dec. 2, 1998 »

• University Gymnasts Open With Victory

• Scott Picks Up Where He Left Off In ‘97

• The County Lines

• Dozens At Bus Crash Seek Infection Advice

• Road Workers’ Relations With Boss Full Of Ruts Nearly All Employees Sign No Confidence Declaration In County’S Top Engineer

All stories for Dec. 3, 1998 »

• Body Shop In Probe Gets Computers Back

• Ecology Plans More Burn Cutbacks New Rules Will Affect Wheat Growers, Who Burned More Acres This Year Than In ‘97

• The County Lines

• Colonel Plays Key Role Guiding Disaster Relief

• Gates Family Expecting 2Nd Child

All stories for Dec. 4, 1998 »

• Getting In Gear

• Farmers Are Learning To Go High-Tech

• State Wheat Growers To Converge On Spokane

• Business Beat

• After 50 Minutes Of Play, Whits Go Down By 1 Lewis & Clark Edges Host Pirates In Double Ot In Game Tied 15 Times

All stories for Dec. 5, 1998 »

• G-Prep Students Vying For National Merit Awards

• Telecommunication Experts Meet To Discuss ‘Digital Divide’

• Local Favorites Chris Blake, Esse Vaikonpaa Use Open-Pollination, Prized By Survivalists, For Their Seeds

• Patent Search Invaluable In New Products

• Diverse Holidays All Share The Same Focus On Hope, Love

All stories for Dec. 6, 1998 »

• Former Idaho A.D. Greene Dies At 94 UI Administrator From 1941-51, He Remains Loyal Fan To The End

• WSU Puts 5-0 Mark On Line Against Idaho

• Cheap Seats

• It’S Not A Game Of Cards Valuable Baseball Card Once Bonded These Boyhood Pals Who Meet Tonight Washington Vs. Gonzaga

• Chiefs Still Waiting To Hear When Top Scorer Can Play

All stories for Dec. 7, 1998 »

• Burgess, Quirk Lead East Valley To Border Victory

• Cummings Connects For 30

• Ritzville Gets Past Colfax; Winning Streak Reaches 41

• Ucla Coaches Hurt In Auto Accident

• Fourth-Ranked Utah Valley Plays At Nic Thursday

All stories for Dec. 8, 1998 »

• Exner Makes All-District Volleyball Team

• Beating Diabetes Odessa’S Floch Treating Disease Like A Fact Of Life

• Jen Barcus Lakeside Year: Freshman Sport: Basketball Position: Post

• University Gymnastics Streak On The Line

• A Border Run Of Success Two Who Wrestled In Idaho Now Thrive At Gsl Schools

All stories for Dec. 9, 1998 »

• Utah’S Foul Shots Sink WSU In Overtime

• Pullman Girls Stay Unbeaten

• Roberts, CV Triumph As U-Hi’S Streak Ends

• Nic Humbled By Utah Valley

• CV Opens With A Convincing Win

All stories for Dec. 10, 1998 »

• Spokane Woman Gets Pig-Liver Treatment Procedure Designed To Buy Time Until Transplant Is Available

• The County Lines

• School Buses Pulled Off Road By State Patrol Safety Hazards Uncovered In Harrington Fleet

• Massive Tree Of Lights In Tacoma Goes Dark To Prevent Accidents

• Preserve And Protect

All stories for Dec. 11, 1998 »

• Picture This Hundreds Of Readers Sent Us Their Favorite Vacation Photos. Wish You Were There?

• Backcountry Beckons

• Santa Claus Village A Happening Place

• For Vacation Of A Lifetime, Try Art Museum Trip To Egypt

• Birders Cast E Skyward Audubon Volunteers Count Nation’S Birds At Christmas

All stories for Dec. 12, 1998 »

• Celebration For All Providing Activities For The Younger Set Makes Holiday Parties More Enjoyable For Everyone

• Encourage Timid Teen To Socialize

• Panthers Tip State Placers

• Cowboys, Jags Can’T Capitalize This Year’S Postseason Picture Seems Slow To Come Into Focus

• Quick Kicks

All stories for Dec. 13, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Cda-Area Sales Hot

• Sales Of A Few High-Priced Homes Skew Spokane’S November Statistics For The Year, City’S Home Prices Have Barely Risen Higher Than Last Year’S Prices

• Not Singing A Happy Tune

All stories for Dec. 14, 1998 »

• Humphrey Denied Win No. 500

• Bennett, Gonnella Team Up

• East Valley Knocked From Unbeaten Ranks

• 1998 All-America Team

• Sasquatch Men Outgunned By Wenatchee Valley

All stories for Dec. 15, 1998 »

• Gu To Study Flap Over Union Wages Law School Contractor Is Nonunion, Prompting Challenge To School

• Marshals Capture Prison Escapee In Hillyard

• The County Lines

• He’Ll Never Forget Capital Of Sweden

• Jail Term Imposed Over Pile Of Tires That Don’T Go Away Frustrated Prosecutor Says Ample Opportunities Given

All stories for Dec. 16, 1998 »

• Northwest Members Of Congress Support Troops, Question Timing

• Today’S Best Bets

• Pack’S Holmgren Sitting On Extension Worth $4 Million

• Freeman Finds Comfort Zone With 2A Foes

• Ccs Women Win, Draw Everett For Third Time

All stories for Dec. 17, 1998 »

• Lamb Lifts Coug Women Past Gu

• Cheney Gives Humphrey 500Th Blackhawks Defeat Clarkston 65-39 As Veteran Coach Reaches Milestone

• New School Drops Mead From Name Broad Support For Change To Mt. Spokane High

• The County Lines

• Searchers Find Missing Hiker Unharmed Despite Freezing Nights

All stories for Dec. 18, 1998 »

• It’S Time To Overhaul Health Care

• Redd Scores 18 As Huskies Turn Back Liberty

• Central Valley Wins Inland Empire Cup

• Small-Town Basketball Nice Fit For Harlem Teen Youngster Safe, Happy With New Home On Oregon Coast

• Today In History

All stories for Dec. 19, 1998 »

• Tyrus Tenold Spokane Industries Vp Has Enough On His Agenda To Keep Several People Busy

• Spokane City Council Faces Two Transportation Issues

• Burglary Suspect In Jail, Out, Then In Again

• The County Lines

• Public Periscope

All stories for Dec. 20, 1998 »

• Consultant Critical Of Exit Standards Analyst Advises Redesigning Document ‘Across The Board’

• It’S A Tight Christmas Striking Kaiser Workers, Some Small Businesses Face Lean Holiday

• Little Will Sign Autographs To Benefit Nursery

• WSU Women Lose Stinson’S Debut

• Christmas Fund 1998 Students Show Holiday Spirit Starts Young

All stories for Dec. 21, 1998 »

• Resident Suffers Minor Burns In House Fire

• Romanian Children To Get New Orphanage Local Funds Help Cover Costs

• Attorney Jailed In Harassment Case Sues Stevens County Despite Domestic Disputes, Man Cites ‘Ridiculous’ Arrest Near Ex-Wife’S Home

• The County Lines

• Man Faces Child Porn Charges Photos Of 18-Month-Old Found In Trailer; Identities Of Other Potential Victims Sought

All stories for Dec. 22, 1998 »

• Residents question future road plans

• Homestead Christmas In A Adaption From Her New, Historical Novel, Florence Boutwell Recreates The Warmth And Togetherness Of A 19Th Century Family’S First, Snowy Christmas In The Spokane Valley

• WSU Hires Defensive Aide; Akey Played Under Price

• Miners Injured In Two Accidents At Galena Mine

• Christmas Fund 1998 Woman Helps Put Our Troubles In Perspective

All stories for Dec. 23, 1998 »

• A Passing Of The Torch Karissa Sand Finally Gets Her Shot To Be St. Lucia And Carry On A Family Tradition

• The Power Of Laughter Sense Of Humor Helps Steve Wade Endure Life A Couple Of Years After Drug Abuse Almost Took It Away

• A Victory For Humanity Laura Stone And Her Kids Move From The Cold Garage Into Their Shiny New Home

• An Officer And A Twisp Man Surrounded By Friends And Family, Steve White Keeps The Peace In His Hometown Of Twisp

• The County Lines

All stories for Dec. 24, 1998 »

• The Ticker A Look Back At The Past Week On Wall Street

• Tanner Claridge Attains Eagle Scout Rank

• Justin Dearmond Earns Army’S Wreath Award

• Community Events

• House Of Worship

All stories for Dec. 25, 1998 »

• At A Glance: The Year Outdoors

• In The Fall, Senior Hunter Starts To Feel That Old Urge

• Eye On Weather

• Reserve Group Sites

• Habitat Honors

All stories for Dec. 26, 1998 »

• Bobbi Johnson Goodwill’S Ceo Turned Around Local Operation

• Establish, Maintain Relationship

• Waterlogged Artifacts Rescued At Museum

• The County Lines

• Public Periscope

All stories for Dec. 27, 1998 »

• B Champs Fall To Chewelah

• Chiefs Start Fast, But Finish Badly Defensive Lapses Do In Spokane After 2-0 Lead Has Pg On Ropes

• Schweitzer Propels Duke Past Ucla

• Today’S Bowl Games

• Recyclers Dreaming Of Waste Cardboard

All stories for Dec. 28, 1998 »

• Post Falls man gets 9 years for killing Valley man

• Mitchell Saves Cards

• Lakeside’S Win Streak Up To 29

• Cougars Lay Another Loss On Spokane Prince George Picks Up Three Goals In Third Period To Knock Off Chiefs

• Chatfield’S 20 Lead Sasquatch

All stories for Dec. 29, 1998 »

• Ewu Bites Bengals In Big Sky Opener

• Deer Park Wins Freeman Tourney

• Riverside Victor In Reardan Tournament

• Deputies To Continue Strike Patrol Sterk Reverses Decision On Pulling Deputies At Kaiser

• Crash Victim Improves, Police Seek Clues In Case

All stories for Dec. 30, 1998 »

• Preferred Plates Several New Faces And Some Old Favorites Grace This Year’S List Of Top 10 Restaurants

• Sanders Shoots, Sinks Sasquatch

• Chiefs Pay For Penalties

• 2 UI Basketball Players Booted ‘It Wasn’T One Thing,’ Farrar Says After Dismissing Jackson, Still

• Tormey Admits He Would Listen To Huskies

All stories for Dec. 31, 1998 »