Archives | July 11, 1998
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Features
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Crowley-Hawley Kirkland, Wash.
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Reunions
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Russian, Byzantine Music To Be Performed
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Change For Better Worthy Of Respect
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Just Don’T Let Scooter Drive
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Lc’S Paul Wille Receives Whitman College Awards
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Lewis-Harrison Greenacres
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Head To Green Bluff For Cherry Fest
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Methodist Church Offering Workshops Sessions Will Be Next Week At Whitworth College
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Unfortunately, The Artist Is Out Of The Picture
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Obituaries
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Births
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Lopez-Christiansen Spokane
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Campbell-Endersbe Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska
Idaho
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Lawsuit Fails Against Actor Willis
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Residents Put Youth First Donations, Purchases Show Support For Fund-Raising Drive
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Billboards Face Limits In County Kootenai Officials Say No More Outside City Boundaries
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Idaho Records
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Deputies Search For Man After Gunfight Officer Injured Diving For Cover As Man Emerges From Woods, Opens Fire
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Nudists Invite Public To Recreate
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Girl Eloquent In Quiet Way About Habitat
Nation/World
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Lottery Numbers
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Milestones
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15-Year-Olds Have Learned Through Experience Pregnancy Changes Teens’ Lives Forever
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East Valley Responds To Teen Births High School Pushes Abstinence A Year After 100 Pregnancies
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Supremacists Can Expect Confrontation Two Anti-Racist Groups Intend To Show Up In Cda
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March Or No, Aryans Costing Police Plenty Cda Chief Estimates $50,000 Tab For Police Protection
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Taking Bull By The Horns
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Today In History
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Plum Creek To Padlock Valley Plant
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Hecla Looks Overseas To Fill Smelting Needs North Idaho Mining Company Ships Concentrate To Belgium
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Government Raises Wheat Crop Estimate
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Speedy Action Sought On Embargo Issue
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Schweitzer Homes Bring Record Amount
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Dispute Over Yellow Pages Benefits Simmers
Other
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Share The Road With Bicyclists
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Somehow, Truth Lost It At The Movies
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Letters To The Editor
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Goodwill Workers Get A Clean Start Car Wash Business Raises Money, Employs Disabled
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Don’T Hide From Hate, Rights Groups Say Leaders Feel Aryan Nations Parade Is Chance For People To Raise Voices
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Domestic Violence Count Preceded Murder-Suicide Man Pleaded Guilty June 26; Wife Found Stabbed On Thursday
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The Ticker A Look Back At The Past Week On Wall Street
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Tackling The New Can Keep Your Life Limbered Up
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Hud Gives $90,000 For Low-Income Students
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Fire Officials Sound Summer Alarm Wet Spring Means More Fuel For Heat-, Wind-Spurred Woes
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Cattle Prod Used At Foster Home, Group Says
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Whirling Disease Easing In Yellowstone
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Ewu Told, Again, To Focus On Cheney President Admonished For Mission Statement On Spokane Expansion
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Most Claims Dismissed In Mellberg Suits Judge Allows Only Two Issues In Legal Action Over Shootings At Fairchild Hospital
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Weather Warnings Issued For Area
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Bat Droppings May Have Contaminated Water
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Woman Lied About Armed Men At Raceway
Sports
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All-State Boys Basketball Games Tip Off Today
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Gillom Pours In 28 Points As Mercury Wallop Rockers
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Pitts Succumbs To Cancer
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Mets Reacquire Mcmichael
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Shadow Take Apart Yakima
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Official Records
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East Girls Will Be Looking Up In 3A/4A Game West Has Decided Height Advantage When State’S Top Graduated Preps Play
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Volcanoes Erupt In Eighth To Do In Indians Spokane Loses Winning Streak, Its Share Of First In Nwl North
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Spokane Officially Designated As 2001 Women’S Regional Host
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Clark Shoots 63, Earns Share Of Lilac Lead Ambitious Pro Joins Pidduck Atop Standings After 54 Holes
Washington Voices
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Softball Season Ends Soon
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High Stakes Game Central Valley School District Asking Voters To Support New And Renovated High Schools
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U-Hi’S Owen Enjoys Keeping Up Hectic Pace
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Courtyard At Mt. Spokane A Tale Of Two Schools
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Liberated Wailing Wall To Perform On Sunday
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Painted Hills Residents Wary Of Cougar
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Firefighters Called Out For More Than Fires
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Bleeding Suspect Arrested At Scene
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Road Construction
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Scope To Have Guest Speaker
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Lake City Staff Transferred ‘To Heaven’ A Tale Of Two Schools
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Hooop It Up! Forms Due Monday
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People Are The Yeast For This Baker’S Work