Archives | June 18, 1998
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Features
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Reunions
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Obituaries
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Lake City Graduates Honored At Awards Ceremony
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Births
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How To Sell A Film: Mix A Classic With Sex, Drugs
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Lots Of Symbols Contained In Dream
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Zephyr Ends With Irish Twist
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Seattle Men’S Chorus Appearing At The Met
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Fund-Raisers For Aids Causes Planned
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City Woman Named Mrs. Washington
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Otto Doesn’T Count
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Outstanding In Her Field Lee Ann Womack Thrives By Sticking To Country
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New Play, New Company Energize June
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Marketplace Festival Offers Shopping, Fun
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Horse Ballet
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Vedder Than Ever With The Seattle Grunge Scene A Part Of The Past, Eddie Vedder And Pearl Jam Flourish As ‘Just’ A Band
Idaho
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UI May Get $500,000 More To Beef Up Computer Security
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Idaho Records
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Idahoans Reluctant To Get Chicken Pox Shots Only 3 Percent Of State’S Children Vaccinated Against The Disease
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Idaho’S Senators Out To Treat Backer To $1 Million Pork Feast
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Man Sentenced To Prison For Ramming Car
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Man Gets 10-Year Term In Sexual-Abuse Case
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Weekend Salmon-Fishing Rules Spelled Out
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Idaho Democrats Name Interim Leader
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Group Secures Site For Future Youth Center Landing Former Postal Building May Be Easier Than Equipping It
Nation/World
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City Of Second Chances Busts Around State Create Boom Here Airway Heights Finds Prison Can Be A Windfall
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Milestones
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Thorn Plans To Sell Rent-To-Own Business
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Bank Intervention Boosts Yen
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Lottery Numbers
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Dino Dung
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Spokane Next On His List Alan Chertok Would Bring Energy To Police Force
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Garth Fans Wear Hearts On Their Sleeves Wristbands Hold Their Place In Line
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Walker Awarded Law School Contract
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Hewlett-Packard Catches Asian Flu
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Mcdonald’S Slashes Headquarters Staff
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Jacklin Thriving Under Simplot Renamed Operation To Acquire Two Seed Distribution Companies, Expand Sales In China
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Convention Center Expansion Plans Face Big Challenge
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Crown Bets On Cutting Edge Mill Upgraded Mill Is More Efficient, But Operates With Fewer Workers
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Trainload Of Art Is Chugging Into Sandpoint Project Brings Renowned Artists’ Works To The People
Other
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Kootenai County Faces Tough Decision On Depot Election-Year Ruling Bound To Result In Litigation Either Way It Goes
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L&I Orders Man To Pay State $104,000
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Jail Needs More Counselors To Help Halt Deadly Endings
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Sandpoint Gallery Relocates
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Sirti Board Gets Leaders In Business Locke’S Appointments To Spokane Center Cross Political And Geographic Lines
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Easy Riders
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Fraternities Given Yellow Light For Fall Rush Activities
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Officer Who Shot Armed Man Identified
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Weapons And Marijuana Charges Dismissed Due To Faulty Warrant
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Downtown Vision Not 20-20 Some Say Draft Development Plan Skews Citizen Ideas
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Jurors Hear Two Rape Stories Disabled Women Struggle To Describe Attacks, One Briefly Recants
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Decisions Should Be As Local As Problems
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Does Your Vote Hinge On Name Recognition Above All?
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Band Teacher Seeking Instruments Bangkok Educator Wants To Build Rental Inventory At School
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Teens Brighten Lives At Transitional Center Nate Raabe, Alex Umbdenstock Follow Through On Winning Idea
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Lc Remodel Forums Scheduled
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Medical Lake Planning Festivities
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Kimmel Squad Hits Into Strong Start Ferris’ American Legion Team Wins 5 Of Its First 6 Games
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City Of Second Chances Workforce Behind Bars Private Companies Receive Incentives To Provide Inmates Paying Jobs In Prison. Goods Are Produced And Prisoners Learn Skills, But Not Everyone Is Happy About The Arrangement.
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Leaving His Mark Sheridan’S Jeremy Santiano Honored For His Peacemaking Ways
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Lottery Winners
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New Play Equipment Will Be Put In Parks
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‘Front Door’ Spruced Up Rockwood Residents Plant Flowers In Traffic Divider On 29Th Avenue In/Around: Rockwood
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Homeowner Wants Smaller Front Yard Resident Seeks Approval To Build Bigger Porch, Dormer On East 17Th
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Letters To The Editor
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Facing The Threat Seminar Helps School Officials Deal With Violence
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City Of Second Chances Golden Opportunities The Economic Benefit Of The Airway Heights Prison Is Considerable. Staff Salaries And Contracts For Goods And Services Pump Millions Into Local Pockets Each Year.
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Outside Shooting Nba Is All Over For Now, But Balls Are Still In Play For Recreational Warriors
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City Of Second Chances Family Ties Inmates Who Maintain Contact With Loved Ones Are Less Likely To Re-Offend. But Most Airway Heights Inmates Are From Western Washington. Bridging The Gap Is A Test Of Stamina And Love.
Washington Voices
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Oh, Baby! What A Trade You Made
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Flower Thief Returns To Plague Valley Businesses
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School Works Through Threat Incident
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Man Sitting On Porch Attacked, Beaten
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Student Arrested For Carrying Club
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Wv Grad Has Fed Millions Through His Ties To The Land
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Man With Shaved Head Robs Convenience Store
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Valley Kids Had A River Of Fun In ‘The Ditch’
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Pool Opening Makes Splash With Swimmers
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Slow Lanes Funding Woes Delay Evergreen Interchange For At Least Another Year
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E. Sprague Denny’S Robbed
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Girl, 15, Says She Was Raped In Park
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Chamber Wrestles With High Cost Of Studying Goverment Options
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Giant League Big Guns Will Meet On June 29
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Stolen Property Found; Owners Being Sought
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Symposium Focuses On Neighborhood Resurgence
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Ewu Awards Students For Leadership
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Reforesting Spokane Evergreen Kids Collected Enough Money To Replace Three Trees Lost During The Ice Storm Of 1996
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Harmon Park Approved For New Play Equipment
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Gleneden Park Finally Reality
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County May Step In To Ease 5-Mile Floods Temporary Action May Be Taken While Study Continues
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Pepsi/Ccs 4-1 In First Week
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Vince Bradley Busy Making, Giving Away Projects
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Outside Shooting The Nba Is All Over With, But Season Is Heating Up For Playground Warriors
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Teacher Seeks Funds For Band