Archives | January 1998

Thursday, Jan. 1

• Bruins Proclaim Themselves Texas State Champs

• A Man For 25 Seasons Osborne Coaches Final Game, Ending Era Of Trying Change

• Osborne Says Orange Bowl Is Worth Watching By Voters

• Bruins Pull One Out Of The Hat End-Around Play Helps Ucla Top Texas A&M; In Cotton Bowl

• No Letup Evident By Fsu Seminoles Roll Over Bucke For A Handy Sugar Bowl Victory

All stories for Jan. 1, 1998 »

Friday, Jan. 2

• Reagan On America

• U.N. Offices In Baghdad Attacked

• $150,000 Bail Set In Train Track Death

• Students Line Up For Tax Break Community Colleges Allowed Deferral Of Tuition To Take Advantage Of New Law

• Bank Heist Suspect Just Out Of Penitentiary

All stories for Jan. 2, 1998 »

Saturday, Jan. 3

• Spice Girl Warrior Princess Xena Represents The Essence Of ‘Girl Power’

• Pledges Can Apply To Most Aspects Of Life

• Enrolling In Executive School Would Really Pay Off Right Now

• Jefferson Had Flaws, But Also Had A Vision

• The Monitor From The Week Of Dec. 28, 1997 - Jan. 3, 1998

All stories for Jan. 3, 1998 »

Sunday, Jan. 4

• Grandma’s Negativity Unhealthy

• Dave Matthews Band As Good As Ever

• It’s Full Steam Ahead For The Masterful ‘Titanic’

• Read This

• Say What

All stories for Jan. 4, 1998 »

Monday, Jan. 5

• Losing Our Lunch Frenzied Workers Using Lunch Breaks For Everything Beside Relaxing And Eating

• Purses Looking Neat And Tidy For Spring

• Scared Child Goes To Place He Can Trust

• Another Tribute To Diana

• Early-Bird Grown-Ups Savor Powder On Sled Hill

All stories for Jan. 5, 1998 »

Tuesday, Jan. 6

• The Can’t Dig It

• Soldiers Punished For Incident

• Locke, Supporters Fight ‘No’ On Gas Tax Hike Hope Gop Leaders Will Change Minds For Infrastructure’s Sake

• Murray Ahead In Raising Money For 1998 Campaign

• Inmate Who Killed Self Identified

All stories for Jan. 6, 1998 »

Wednesday, Jan. 7

• ‘Wobegon Boy,’ Keillor Revisit Familiar Territory

• If It Works For Idaho…

• Ccs Women Whip Cbc

• Brown Sparks CV Victory

• Heat Send Bulls A Message

All stories for Jan. 7, 1998 »

Thursday, Jan. 8

• Born In January? Have We Got An Offer For You

• Radioactive Water Leaked From N Reactor But ‘There Is No Health Hazard,’ Says Cleanup Spokesman

• Fiery Ball Possibly A Meteor Crashed Into River Trailing Orange And Red Flames

• Locke Asks Limit On Fertilizer Toxin Washington Would Be First State To Have Restrictions

• Keepers Go Wild For Animals Sometimes, It’s A Real Zoo Keeping The Residents Entertained At Woodland Park

All stories for Jan. 8, 1998 »

Friday, Jan. 9

• Pirates Just Miss Century Mark In Blowout Victory Over Boxers

• Schumacher Carries Knights Past Eagles

• Wv Does It Again To Ev

• Area Girls

• Curlew Keeps Perfect Record Intact

All stories for Jan. 9, 1998 »

Saturday, Jan. 10

• North Idaho Legislators

• This Flight Canceled

• The Monitor From The Week Of January 4-10, 1998

• Gunmen Open Fire At Funeral, Killing 22

• North Idaho College Women Do A Number On Dixie

All stories for Jan. 10, 1998 »

Sunday, Jan. 11

• Just Let Nature Take Its Course

• Even Years Later, Julie’s Basking In The Afterglow

• Present Advice In A Helpful Way

• Farmers Coming To Town For Ag Expo, Farm Forum

• Gary Selner Biking And Machinist Expertise Combined For A Natural Business Opportunity

All stories for Jan. 11, 1998 »

Monday, Jan. 12

• Tribute To The ‘70s

• Gunman Holds Hostage At Tokyo Stock Exchange

• Batt Plans To Turn Attention To Environment Proposes Turning Division Of Environmental Quality Into Full Department, Special Protection For Waters

• Nichols’ Mom Says Death Would Have Been Better

• Chiapas Police Open Fire On Indian Protesters Army Arrests 27 State Police At The Scene Of The Shooting

All stories for Jan. 12, 1998 »

Tuesday, Jan. 13

• Cheney Capitalizes On Cda Mistakes

• Quick Start Carries Cda By Cheney

• Lakeside Wrestlers Swamp Riverside

• Castillo Seals Win For Mead

• Gsl Girls: CV Survives Gonzaga Prep Scare

All stories for Jan. 13, 1998 »

Wednesday, Jan. 14

• Inside Watergate Scandal

• Serb Hard-Liners Launch Private Television Station

• Toeing The Party Line The Gop Is Expected To Defeat An Abortion Litmus Test For Funding Candidates, But The Religious Right Has Already Made Its Point.

• Albertson No. 2 On Fortune’s Top Philanthropist List Widow Of Boise Grocery King Gave $660 Million In ‘97

• Israel States West Bank Areas Of Vital Interest List ‘Doesn’t Leave Much For Palestinians,’ U.S. Official Says As Washington Talks Loom

All stories for Jan. 14, 1998 »

Thursday, Jan. 15

• The Poisonous Toxins Aren’t As Refreshing In Stale Environs

• Reach For The Ska With Jamaican Rhythms And Lovesick Themes, Goldfinger Has Midas Touch With Young Fans

• It’s Denzel Vs. The Devil In ‘Fallen’

• Soggy Saga ‘Hard Rain’ A Wet Ride Through Flooded Town With Christian Slater

• Mother Nature’s Domain

All stories for Jan. 15, 1998 »

Friday, Jan. 16

• The Least Seattle Can Do Is Share

• Rams Best Grizzlies

• George Free Throws Save Saxons

• Cheney Has Winning Hand

• Allen, Blotsky Key North Central Win

All stories for Jan. 16, 1998 »

Saturday, Jan. 17

• The Monitor

• Native American Landscape

• Kurri Enjoying His Farewell Tour

• Regina Halts Chiefs’ Run Spokane Streak Ends At Six As Pats Ease To 4-1 Whl Win

• Abl Stars Keen To Try Slam Dunk Contest Signals A Breakthrough As All-Star Weekend Sidelight

All stories for Jan. 17, 1998 »

Sunday, Jan. 18

• Outstanding Warrants

• Stricter Day Care Law Likely Cda Council Expected To Expand Background Checks For Workers

• Judge Wants Kaczynski To Keep Federal Lawyers

• School Tax Credit Bill Divisive Idaho Republicans, Religious Denominations Split Over Controversial Legislation

• No Place For Hatred Rathdrum Couple Honored For Fighting Racism

All stories for Jan. 18, 1998 »

Monday, Jan. 19

• Spokane-Area Students Receive WSU Scholarships

• Smith-Brower Rathdrum, Idaho

• Stern-Remek Chattaroy

• Stooges’ Heirs Have Their E On Big-Time Marketing

• Spreading Blame More Than Sleet, Hail, Dark Of Night Assigned Responsibility For Poor Showing Of ‘The Postman’

All stories for Jan. 19, 1998 »

Tuesday, Jan. 20

• Clinton, Netanyahu Extend Talks, But Progress Not Clear

• District 81 Takes Part In Pilot Computer Project Inappropriate Internet Sites Blocked; Students Steered To Educational Ones

• More Guardsmen Likely In Spokane Army National Guard Reorganization Focuses On Responding To Domestic Terrorist Attacks

• Boy Dies From Sled-Towing Accident

• Regents Encouraged To Expand WSU Golf Course Loan, Donations To Cover $2 Million Cost; School Would Provide 90 Acres Of State Land

All stories for Jan. 20, 1998 »

Wednesday, Jan. 21

• Sour On Tobacco Deal

• Spokane Clod Just Adores Penthouse View

• Fund-Raisers To Pay Fine, Settle Dispute While Raising Money For Firefighters, Group Misled Contributors, Harassed Non-Donors, State Says

• Age Limit Imposed On Fireworks Sales

• Fort Lewis Center Named For High-Ranking Commander In Gulf War

All stories for Jan. 21, 1998 »

Thursday, Jan. 22

• Bowl Bashes Whether You Like Football Or Not, These Super Bowl Parties Will Be Hubs Of Excitement On Sunday Afternoon

• Atm: Adhesive-Tape-Mendable

• Gaels Turn Tables On Bulldogs Saint Mary’s Hands Gonzaga First Conference Defeat

• East Valley Sets Itself Up For Title

• CV Shows It’s Bad To The Bone

All stories for Jan. 22, 1998 »

Friday, Jan. 23

• Put Money On Germs

• Montana State Rolls On Past Sacramento

• Lake City Shoots Past East Valley

• Heavy Burden To Bear

• Johnson Still Enjoys Plenty Of Support

All stories for Jan. 23, 1998 »

Saturday, Jan. 24

• Suspect says he and friends only wanted to retrieve guns

• Elders Push For Data On Health Plans

• Big Corporations Hope To Strike Gold In Nagano Olympic Games Give Companies That Sign On As Sponsors A Powerful Way To Enhance A Brand Image

• Business Beat

• A Multitude Of Faithful

All stories for Jan. 24, 1998 »

Sunday, Jan. 25

• Obituaries

• Gain Control Of Violent Anger

• Teen Idols Tour Starts In May

• ‘American Music Awards’ Celebrates 25th

• Workers Need Respect, Challenges

All stories for Jan. 25, 1998 »

Monday, Jan. 26

• Attorney’s Free Legal Advice Helps Ease Parenting Stress

• Rv People Dream Of Life Out On The Road

• Under Cost-Containment, Nurses Are Having To Do More

• Seahawks Won’t Get Chance At Holmgren

• M’S Ducey, Rizzs Will Be At Sfcc

All stories for Jan. 26, 1998 »

Tuesday, Jan. 27

• Mixes Minus Gluten

• Chinese Delicacies Turn To The Tiger

• Horror Not Forgotten

• State Republicans Leery Of Clinton’s Plan To Revamp Schools

• Cheney Tops Timberwolves

All stories for Jan. 27, 1998 »

Wednesday, Jan. 28

• Another Shot Of ‘Gin’ Welches Will Again Perform ‘The Gin Game’ - 15 Years Later

• This Story Was Truly A Whopper

• Bagpipes Take Spotlight

• R. Carlos Makai Returns To Met As A Quartet

• Borge’s Act Hasn’t Lost Its Appeal

All stories for Jan. 28, 1998 »

Thursday, Jan. 29

• Sorry, The Judges Have Ruled That ‘Cynicalest’ Is Not A Word

• Not Afraid To Be Happy With Upbeat Rock ‘N’ Roll, Sister Hazel Doesn’t Mind Making People Smile

• Shuttle Delivers U.S. Astronaut To Mir

• Nhl Claims Sudafed Use Isn’t A Problem

• Pippen Says Fans Shouldn’t Elect All-Stars

All stories for Jan. 29, 1998 »

Friday, Jan. 30

• Doing It All For Jan Brady

• Bundles Of Joy Children Dressed In Snowsuits Offer A Sense Of Innocence And Sweetness That Can Seldom Be Matched

• Wall Street Cookie Man

• Quest Winning Streak Reaches 10

• Whitworth Rallies To Victory

All stories for Jan. 30, 1998 »

Saturday, Jan. 31

• Agent paints Petersen as loan-sharking mobster

• The Monitor From The Week Of January 25-31, 1998

• Low-Key Extravaganza

• Bulldogs Find Way To Prevail At Game Of Lost And Found

• Reardan Wrestles Its Way To Title

All stories for Jan. 31, 1998 »