Archives | February 1998

Sunday, Feb. 1

• Obituaries

• ‘Mr. Miami Beach’ Traces Life Of Carl Fisher

• Brains, Equanimity Traits For Winning ‘Jeopardy!’

• Trivia

• Lewis-Clark Names Honor Roll, Dean’s List

All stories for Feb. 1, 1998 »

Monday, Feb. 2

• Better Bundle Up

• Philippine Passenger Plane Crashes With 104 Aboard

• Chronic Drunk Driver Will Spend Year In Jail

• Gorton Called ‘An Anti-Environmental Zealot’ Republican Senator Scores Zero; Nethercutt, Hastings At Low End

• Parents Protest Police Search At School

All stories for Feb. 2, 1998 »

Tuesday, Feb. 3

• A Toy For The Ages

• Fire District Levy Approved

• Lottery Winner Could End Up Big Loser

• Vote Is Today On Gay Marriage Ban

• Second Chance May Get A Reprieve Foes Of Downtown Work Release Center Upset That Olympia May Bypass Bill

All stories for Feb. 3, 1998 »

Wednesday, Feb. 4

• Mixed Messages On Iraq Hard-Liners Urge Saddam’s Ouster, While Yeltsin Warns Of ‘World War’

• Female Sailor Finds Safe Port In Australia

• U.S. Official Defends Mongolian Prison Washington Man Held In Fatal Shooting Treated Well, Embassy Official Says

• Letourneau Says Boy, 14, Paged Her Former Teacher Who Raped Teen Violates Probation With Visit

• Gorton Defends Microsoft In Letter To Senate Urges “Balanced, Responsible” Congressional Inquiry

All stories for Feb. 4, 1998 »

Thursday, Feb. 5

• Colin May Have Been Thinking Of That Certain Serpent In Genesis

• In The O.J. Limelight

• More ‘Blues’ Great Music And High Spirits Help ‘Blues Brothers 2000’ Beat Long Odds

• WSU Opens Baseball Season With Win At San Diego State

• Red-Hot Sun Devils Stop Cougars

All stories for Feb. 5, 1998 »

Friday, Feb. 6

• Bob’s Going To Pot

• EV Stops Archrival Wv Cold

• Series Of Surprises At 158 Marks District 8 Wrestling

• Bears Vault To Top CV Hands University First Loss Since ‘93

• Wv Claims Game, Throne In Battle With Rival Ev

All stories for Feb. 6, 1998 »

Saturday, Feb. 7

• Big Drop In Lake Roosevelt Unlikely Lower-Than-Average Snowpack Means Drastic Drawdowns Won’t Be Necessary

• Landowners Hold Keys To Hunting Areas Lawsuit May Set Precedent For Access To Public Lands

• How To Get The Best Travel Deals

• The Wild Is His Thing Will Steger’s Passion Unsatisfied

• Fast Ferry Planned For Lake Chelan

All stories for Feb. 7, 1998 »

Sunday, Feb. 8

• Sea-Tac Airport Wants To Move Wetland 8 Miles

• Mom Angry At Boy, Not Letourneau She Feels Betrayed By Son For Latest Incident With Child Rapist

• Teen Murderer-Rapist To Appeal Sentence

• Execution Plans On Track For Gun-Shooting Killer Of Three

• Over 640 Ice Fishermen Rescued From Loose Ice Floes

All stories for Feb. 8, 1998 »

Monday, Feb. 9

• Laughing All The Way To The Bank

• Congo’s Cooperation Sought Clinton Sends Jesse Jackson To Negotiate With Kabila

• Hearing Set On Arena Liquor Rules

• Man Held In Robbery Sues Over Extended Jail Time

• Kids Live Lesson In Benevolence Catholic Students See Their Donations In The Hundreds Add Up To The Thousands

All stories for Feb. 9, 1998 »

Tuesday, Feb. 10

• Lawmaker Urges Local Child-Care Rules

• A Truly Tasteful Gift

• What’s The Shape Of Your Sweets?

• Sinatra Hospitalized

• Upper-Level Seeds Take Spill

All stories for Feb. 10, 1998 »

Wednesday, Feb. 11

• Hidden Highness

• Hepton Helps Portland Women Rip Gu

• Quest Make Reign 19th-Straight Home Victim

• Baker’s Shot Seals Win For Sonics

• Possible Deals For Hardaway Fail To Develop

All stories for Feb. 11, 1998 »

Thursday, Feb. 12

• Frantic Activity Never Lets Up Enough To Make Sense In ‘Sphere’

• Duball Delivers Role Of Sinning Preacher In ‘The Apostle’ Is A Tour De Force For Actor

• Sweet Spots If You Find You Never Have Room For Dessert After Dinner, Try These Restaurants And Skip The Meal

• New Sienna Minivan Leads Toyota Into 1998

• Esteem Wagon: Style And Space In Small Package

All stories for Feb. 12, 1998 »

Friday, Feb. 13

• The King Of Post Falls? It Has A Nice Ring To It

• A Place To Belong Junior High School Teacher Karen Kielbon Saw Something Special In Student Chris Gibbs And Has Brought Him Into Her Family

• Political Limo Service

• Tapia Retains Titles

• Seattle Project Violated Laws, Officials Say Mayor Plans Review Of Findings, Defends Downtown Redevelopment

All stories for Feb. 13, 1998 »

Saturday, Feb. 14

• Huskies Stave Off Late Rally By Ducks

• EV Sends Eight To Mat Classic

• Central Valley Leads Gsl’s Charge To State

• U-Hi Dominates Regionals, Earns Another Trip To State

• Lakeside Puts On Dominating Show

All stories for Feb. 14, 1998 »

Sunday, Feb. 15

• Irs Officials Available Wednesday For Tax Help

• Advertisers Walk Fine Line With Olympics Trying To Catch The Spirit And Not Be Sappy Is Delicate Task

• Kurt Campbell, Greg Nay Stereolithography Adds New Dimensions To Molding Industry

• Working At Home Better For Lifestyle

• Hurry-Up-And-Wait Is Name Of Olympia Game

All stories for Feb. 15, 1998 »

Monday, Feb. 16

• Royal Wipeout

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Witness To War Martha Gellhorn, Correspondent Who Left Hemingway, Dies At 89.

• Snowboarder’s Condition Upgraded

All stories for Feb. 16, 1998 »

Tuesday, Feb. 17

• Old Newborn

• Man Killed, Pair Hurt In Head-On Crash Motorist Had A Long History Of Drunken Driving, Was Reported For Driving Erratically Before Wreck

• Officer Jailed For Violating No-Contact Order Case Involved Alleged Battering Of Girlfriend

• School Official Resigns In Wake Of Strip Searches

• Northwest Tribes Want Share Of Fisheries Funds Indians See Discrimination In How Panel Distributes Money For Fish Recovery Projects

All stories for Feb. 17, 1998 »

Wednesday, Feb. 18

• Top Dog

• Ex-Big Leaguers To Coach Indians

• Pilkington Pours In 27 As Ccs Wins No. 20

• Bruins Escape Trojans

• Tourney To Recall Wright

All stories for Feb. 18, 1998 »

Thursday, Feb. 19

• ‘Afterglow’ Shines With Julie Christie

• A Dame And A Dope Harrelson And Shue In Film Noir Roles That Don’t Quite Work

• Big Sky Conference

• Vc Takes League Title Game

• Russel Helps Keep Ritzville Perfect

All stories for Feb. 19, 1998 »

Friday, Feb. 20

• In The Wake Of O.J.

• Judge Finds Informant’s Hefty Payoff Offensive

• Bones Found Are Remains Of Half-Sisters

• Judge To Review Complaint Law Ostrander’s Complaint Alleges Officer Used Excessive Force And Caused Shoulder Injury

• Serial Killer Hunters Take To The Air Helicopter, Sensors Would Detect Body Heat

All stories for Feb. 20, 1998 »

Saturday, Feb. 21

• Danger Pushes Family Out

• Staying Safe Often Means Laying Low

• They Fight More Than Fires

• The Poverty Gap Poverty Is A Very Real Part Of Spokane, Whether The Middle Class Wants To Admit It Or Not. In This Essay, A Downtown Minister Says The Church Needs To Lead The Way In Building A Bridge Between The Middle Class And The Poor

• Shadow Over Sprague A Once-Proud Spokane Neighborhood Is Threatened By An Epidemic Of Vice And A Serial Killer

All stories for Feb. 21, 1998 »

Sunday, Feb. 22

• Reunions

• Post Falls High Announces Fall Honor Roll

• Obituaries

• Real Estate Economist To Tell How He Sees Market

• Bruce, Paul Salerno Purchase By Air Alaska Cargo Sends Salair Back To Its Roots - And Routes

All stories for Feb. 22, 1998 »

Monday, Feb. 23

• Scott Honored

• Colville Has No. 5 Seed

• Late Henley Layin Rescues St. George’s

• Sje Boys, L-W Girls Advance To Title Games

• Kansas Streak Now 60

All stories for Feb. 23, 1998 »

Tuesday, Feb. 24

• That’s Sir Elton To You

• One Cool Cracker

• Eat Kosher At Temple’s Annual Meal

• Waitsburg Boys, Girls Reach District Title Games

• Freeman Earns Reardan Rematch

All stories for Feb. 24, 1998 »

Wednesday, Feb. 25

• Plucking Honors

• Astronomers Stars Of Eclipse Sold-Out Cruises In Caribbean Chasing Today’s Solar Event

• Tourists Walk All Over Ancient Human Footprints South African Fossils Withstand The Test Of Time But Not The Onslaught Of Modern-Day Visitors

• Fatal Attraction

• Milestones

All stories for Feb. 25, 1998 »

Thursday, Feb. 26

• Pepperdine Reserve Helps Polish Off Gu

• Gsl Champions Taking The Bus CV Girls, Ferris Boys Take A Fall

• Vc Caps Run Toward State Berth

• Spokane Duo Still Leads

• Ex-Officer Sentenced To 10 Days Meehan ‘Punished By Losing A Good Job,’ Judge Says

All stories for Feb. 26, 1998 »

Friday, Feb. 27

• Second-Place Bruins Edge Cougs

• Area Teams Now Face Tall Task

• Murder Suspect Out Of Hospital

• Major Ski Race Planned For Teens

• Game Agents To Transplant 12 Caribou

All stories for Feb. 27, 1998 »

Saturday, Feb. 28

• Take Charge Of Your Future By Investing

• Business Beat

• Congress To Get Credit Union Battle Hearings On Bill To Resolve Feud Are Scheduled To Begin March 9

• Translation, Please! America Is Speaking A Whole New Language

• Competition Among Themed Restaurants Is Starting To Heat Up Industry Veterans Face Challenge From Growing List Of Newcomers

All stories for Feb. 28, 1998 »