Archives | July 1998

• Jury Decides City Not Liable In Crippling Accident Blame Placed On The Two Drivers Not On Absence Of Stop Signs

• Oregon Man Pleads Innocent To Springdale Shooting

• Man Rethinks Guilty Plea In Drug Case Defendant Who Has Right To Legally Smoke Pot Says He Doesn’T Feel He Committed A Crime

• Man Who Shot Bus Driver To Stay In Mental Hospital

• Widow Sues Yakima Over Diving Death

All stories for July 1, 1998 »

• Usatf Favorites Roll

• Chief’S Concerns

• Neighbors Band Against Racism Racial Epithets Found Carved In Park

• For Whom The Bell Tolls Wife, Friends Of Donald Hutchings Promote Reminders Of His Kidnapping

• Wood Gets Late Start On Second Run

All stories for July 2, 1998 »

• Tender Loving Care

• David Bergen Given Award For Service, Performance

• Obituaries

• Cannon-Rogers Spokane

• Moore-Deroche Spokane

All stories for July 3, 1998 »

• Kukuk Seventh In Pba Seniors

• Brooks, Gordon Victories Provide Area Highlights National Youth Event Continues At Sfcc

• Legion Pitching Silences Lumber

• Ching’S Two-Goal Night Sparks Shadow Rout

• Milestones

All stories for July 4, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Dustin Davis Graduates U.S. Military Academy

• Inspired By Hollywood, It’S Fun To Horse Around

• Work Through Anger From Past Events

• Abc Prepares For Fall Lineup

All stories for July 5, 1998 »

• Elementary School Fire Ruled Arson

• Oregon Team Wins In Softball Tourney

• Bones Found In Creek Bed Not Human Serial Killer Task Force Now Seeking Second Opinion

• Impostor Charge False, Rapist Says Prosecutor Says Sex Offender Enrolled Illegally In Job Corps

• District Judge Richard White Runs For Re-Election White Appointed Judge In ‘91, Won First Full 4-Year Term In ‘94

All stories for July 6, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• We’Re On A Roll

• Letters To The Editor

• Washington Wants Say In Basin Study Idaho Senators Attempt To Limit Epa Decisions Outside Superfund Site

All stories for July 7, 1998 »

• Congressional Run Expected By John Beal

• Dam Deal Produces Plenty For Tribe, Recreation, Wildlife

• Serial Killer Task Force Investigating New Murder Police Believe Woman’S Body Dumped At Site Within Last Week

• School Officials Delay Schedule Change Alternatives Sought For Ending Students’ Early Release Days

• Pullman Not Exempt From Youth Crime Community Calls For Increased Vigilance Against Violence

All stories for July 8, 1998 »

• A Perfect Pace In The Tranquil Hours Of Early Morning, Walking Partners Converse In An Unhurried Rhythm Of Comment, Consideration

• TV News Destabilizes Peace When Relatives Are Visiting

• Hawkins Accepts Scholarship To Boston U.

• College Id Scam Resolved Idaho, Washington Reach Agreement For Consumers

• Heritage Party’S Beal In The Running Zealously Turns To Scripture In Quest For Congressional Seat

All stories for July 9, 1998 »

• Don’T Hide From Hate, Rights Groups Say Leaders Feel Aryan Nations Parade Is Chance For People To Raise Voices

• Domestic Violence Count Preceded Murder-Suicide Man Pleaded Guilty June 26; Wife Found Stabbed On Thursday

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Billboards Face Limits In County Kootenai Officials Say No More Outside City Boundaries

All stories for July 10, 1998 »

• Business Beat

• Ronnie Didn’T Do A Thing Without Asking Mommy

• Griffith Index Great Irish Resource

• ‘Armageddon’ Soundtrack No. 1

• Sony On Top With Biggest Selling Albums

All stories for July 11, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Ewu Faculty, Staff Honored At Founders’ Day Celebration

• Obituaries

• Graves-Preston Spokane

• Schuster-Morris Spokane

All stories for July 12, 1998 »

• Billups Draws Unbeaten Heavyweight At Worley

• Billups Draws Ranked Heavy At Worley Site

• France Paid A Big Price For Cup Summing Up The World Cup

• Indians’ Dodson Honored As Player Of Week In Nwl

• Cheap Seats

All stories for July 13, 1998 »

• On The Side: What’S Your Favorite Dish?

• Waffle-Y Good

• All-State Volleyball Expands

• Idaho Records

• No Pups Survive Among Mexican Gray Wolves Released In Arizona

All stories for July 14, 1998 »

• Local Teams Place Third

• Hall Of Famer Returns A Loser

• $1,000 Prize Lures Hefty Field To Srp

• Births

• Obituaries

All stories for July 15, 1998 »

• 4A Puts On Show In All-Star Clash Lc’S Naipo Shines In Losing Effort

• Scott Sets Course Mark At Canyon

• Hole Digger Arrested On Gun Charge

• Driver Charged In Crash Police Believe Spokane Man Was Drunk; Other Motorist Hurt

• Portland Victim Not Linked To Local Killer Woman’S Lifestyle Was Same As Victims Of Spokane Murderer

All stories for July 16, 1998 »

• Beware Of Traffic Pattern Changes No One But Aryan Marchers To Be Allowed On Sherman

• City Women Capture Titles In Pnw Golf

• Police Dog Hit, Killed In Truck Accident

• Jury Finds Man Guilty Of Stabbing Prosecutor Says Murder At Spokane Triplex Motivated By Jealousy; Victim Stabbed 22 Times

• Moon Rock Gets Top Slot At 2000 Expo Weekend Convention Features Space Suits And Laser Pistols

All stories for July 17, 1998 »

• Harlequin Romance These Ducks Form Natural Bond Between Ocean, Glacier Park

• 7 Easy Steps Toward A Better Trip

• Gardening Vacation Is Lots More Than Pulling Someone Else’S Weeds

• Joys Of Travel High Adventure, Low Pay Create Many Memories

• Passion For Paddling Fill-In Activity Becomes Family Odyssey Adventure Obession The Spencers Have Canoed On 100 Rivers Since They Took Up The Sport 17 Years Ago

All stories for July 18, 1998 »

• Thousands Expected At Coeur D’Alenes Powwow

• The Johnsons Dad Eases Into Retirement As Kids Take Over Real Estate Firm

• Companies Not Big Friend Of The Family Many Firms Have Long Way To Go To Be Sensitive To Work-Family Needs

• Budget Tight? Then Rent Needed Talent

• The County Lines

All stories for July 19, 1998 »

• Nasa Official’S Dreams Being Fulfilled

• Kuzmic A Real Pain To Indians Aquasox Outfielder Strikes Decisive Blow For 2Nd Night Aquasox 8, Indians 4

• The County Lines

• Family’S Ski Resort Plan Rejected Schweitzer Mountain Resort Proposal With Unnamed Investor Axed By Judge

• 2 Badly Injured In Car Accident

All stories for July 20, 1998 »

• Firefighters Douse Three Blazes

• The County Lines

• Forum To Examine Lake Roosevelt Water

• West Starts Re-Election Campaign

• Commissioners Throw In Towel As Ideas Dry Up

All stories for July 21, 1998 »

• School Budget Stresses Teachers, Special Ed Special Education To Get Big Increase In $211.7 Million Budget

• Roads Coalition Is Driven Takes Broad-Based Approach To Raise Money For City Audit

• WSU Regents Ok Bond Sale For Student Rec Center Students At WSU Will Pay $100 More Per Semester For Facility

• The County Lines

• Reardan High School Athletes May Get Drug Tests They Could Be High On More Than Hoops

All stories for July 22, 1998 »

• Blue Devils Top Patriots, Clinch Legion Series

• Suspect In S.F. Heist Surrenders

• Man Shot By Police Faces August Trial Date Suspected Of Two-County Crime Spree, Denies Guilt

• Civic Leaders Mull Millennium Brainstorming Session Seeks Ways To Usher In The Big 2000

• Three Finalists Chosen For Police Chief Job

All stories for July 23, 1998 »

• Border Marijuana Bust A Record Seized Bags Yield 300 Pounds Worth $500,000; One Man Arrested, But At Least Two Escape

• The County Lines

• Lottery Numbers

• Smith Captures State Junior

• Filing For Office Begins Monday

All stories for July 24, 1998 »

• Management Plan Sought For Wildlife Refuge Lots Of Input Received On Little Pend Oreille Preserve

• Rich Workers Don’T Expect To Fully Retire

• Real Estate Survey

• Juggling Your Fruit

• Cultures Come Together At Powwow

All stories for July 25, 1998 »

• The County Lines

• Public Periscope

• Council Faces Full Agenda

• Citizens Group Pledges $60,000 To Classrooms Money Raised In Bonner County Will Be Used To Buy School Supplies

• Fishing Shop Owners All Out Of Fresh Bait

All stories for July 26, 1998 »

• Coalition Lands Donors Group Meets Council Conditions To Fund Audit On City Operations

• Farm Accident Kills Grant County Man

• Schools Join To Offer Business Program Courses To Be Taught Over Internet, Television

• The County Lines

• Heat Falls In Nabf Title Game

All stories for July 27, 1998 »

• Spokane Man Chased By Police Man Expected To Be Charged With Car Theft, Eluding Police

• The County Lines

• Witte Qualifies For Junior Finals

• Prep Scene: A Never-Ending Story

• Impostor Agrees To Plea Deal Misdemeanor Plea Will Send Sex Offender Back To Oregon

All stories for July 28, 1998 »

• Public Servant Wants State Seat Former Welfare Exec Campaigns To Write Laws He Once Executed

• Former Cia Agent Makes Bid For Senate Seat Held By West

• Immigrant Indicted In Bombing Attempts Man Accused Of Placing Device In Wenatchee Federal Building

• Cooling, Storms Forecast For Today Typical Summer May Be Just Days Away

• The County Lines

All stories for July 29, 1998 »

• Indians Win At Give-And-Take Spokane Takes Advantage Of Eugene Error In Ninth

• E-Mail To Ewu: Students Need More Typewriters

• Tormey Predicts Solid Future For UI Schedule May Put Idaho Football Team In A Hole Early

• Twins Rally To Win District Title

• Ccs Seeking Outside Help In Ceo Search Nine Executive Search Firms Asked To Bid As Consultants

All stories for July 30, 1998 »

• Newport Names New Police Chief

• Gop Lone Rangers In 7Th District Races Party Ignores Growing South End Of Sprawling District, Sole Challenger Says

• Candidates File For November Elections

• Secret Witness Raises Reward For Serial Killer Police Offer $10,000 For Tips Leading To Arrest

• Man Guilty In Fatal Peaceful Valley Crash Jury Reaches Vehicular Homicide Verdict In The Death Of 3 Young Passengers

All stories for July 31, 1998 »