Archives | June 28, 1998
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Features
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‘Hangar’ Tells Vivid Tales In Words Of Early Pilots
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Clark And Virginia Hoglund Kettle Falls, Wash.
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Would A Second Life Mean Seven More Wives?
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Disc Combines Several Sources
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Alabama’S Two-Cd Set Out In August
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Items Needed For Lewiston Auction
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Ywca Helping Low-Income Women Dress For Success
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Reunions
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Richard And Loey Bartleson Endicott, Wash.
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Engagements
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Art And Betty Altenburg Spokane
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Harold And Edith Rusch Spokane
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Kenneth And Bess Kessler Spokane
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Jess And Earline Cochran Spokane
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Jack And Marjorie Rains Spokane
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Darrell And Mae Dunn Spokane
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Joe And June Fulton Fairfield
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Howard And Peggy Fleming Spokane
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Richard And Joan Lindsey Coeur D’Alene
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Jack And Jean Crabb Cheney
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Phone Sex-Ed
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Props Aren’T Needed To Set Scene Of Life
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Is Coffee Included?
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The Gentle Warrior Tony Stewart Is The Driving Force Behind The Campaign Against Racism In North Idaho
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Meet The Millionaire Next Door One Surprising Stat: Two-Thirds Of The Mega-Rich Are Self-Employed
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Street Music Cueing Up Its Swan Song
Idaho
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Whatever They Do, It’S Bound To Be Creative
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Idaho Records
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Many Of State’S New Laws Focus On Children Legislation On Child Support, Domestic Violence, Charter Schools Takes Effect This Week
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Painless, Oral Hiv Test Pleases Cda Volunteers Health Experts Urge People Not To Be Lulled By Region’S Low Aids Numbers
Nation/World
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Girls Show Their Stuff Post Falls Team Elbows Out A Little Respect For Hoop Skills
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Playing Like Girls They Shatter Stereotypes, Boys
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An Uphill Battle Turmoil Continues To Spread One Year After Crisis Erupted Crisis In Asia
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Each Individual Is Responsible For Medicare Sign-Up
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Business Beat
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New Challenges Await Valvano Successor
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And The Livin’ Is Easy
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Today In History
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Milestones
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Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week
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Fire Destroys Factory Specialty Packaging Firm Reduced To Rubble
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In It Together: A Conversation About Race Rights Groups Take A Stand Against Fear Challenge The Message Of Race Hate, Separatism
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In It Together: A Conversation About Race Smell Of Burning Cross Awoke Consciousness
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Lottery Numbers
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Valvano Set The Bar High Downtown Advocate Leaves Imprint On City
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The Monitor From The Week Of June 21-17, 1998
Other
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In Japan, Forget Miss Manners Travelers Should Take Time To Learn Unique Rules Of Etiquette
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One Day In Tokyo You’Ve Got But 24 Hours To See Japan’S Largest City. Here Is A Quintet Of Don’T-Miss Sights
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Pollution Goes Upstream
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Testing New Waters It Was An Extreme Trip, Even For Guides - No Dutch Ovens, No Ice And Precious Little Beer
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Lots Of Alternatives To Gore-Tex Available
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Mother Lode Of History Wallace Museum, Tour Offer Mine Of Information
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Travel To Montana For Flathead Festival
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When On A Trip, See Tomorrow’S Stars Today
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Plenty Awaits New Police Chief Pupo Puts Better Minority Relations On Agenda; Choice Due This Week
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Rv Historian Takes The Road Well-Traveled
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Driver Charged After Incident At Fire Scene
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Woman Seriously Hurt In Stabbing Attack
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Map For Hunters
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Government Almanac
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Racist Message Litters Downtown Streets Tiny Fliers Mostly Swept Up Before Hoopfest Play Opens
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Garrison Keillor At Home In Spokane Radio Star Broadcasts From Opera House
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Cold War’S Invisible Menace Downwinder Sues Doe For Thyroid Screening
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Man Wanted On Three Felony Warrants
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Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
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In It Together: A Conversation About Race Be Of Good Faith And Act Accordingly
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Go West, Young Man, Past The Sunset, Beyond The Pain
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In It Together: A Conversation About Race Uniform Answers Although The Subject Matter Can Be Difficult, Parents Need To Have An Honest Talk About Racism And Hatred With Their Children
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Plan Or Play, You Can Win Either Way
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Man Killed In Crash North Of Chewelah
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Men Steal Truck After Accosting Driver, Boy
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Most Parks Booked For Holiday Weekend
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Flood Damage To Be Discussed At Hearing
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Man Seriously Injured In Car-Truck Collision
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In It Together: A Conversation About Race He Had A Dream For The Church, Too Thirty-Five Years Ago, Martin Luther King Jr. Sat In The Birmingham, Ala., Jail. On Scraps Of Borrowed Paper He Wrote A Letter, Excerpted Here, To The City’S Religious
Sports
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Local Athletes To Try Out For Usa Women’S Volleyball Team
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Indians’ Fry Puts Heat On The Volcanoes Outfielder’S Defense, Grand Slam Ignite Spokane’S 13-6 Victory
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He’S Not Your Typical 73-Year-Old
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They Aren’T Pretentious Over At Sta Essence Of Hoopfest Really Evident When You See Third-Grade Rookies
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Late Cascade Goal Sinks Shadow
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Mets Are Missing Train In Subway Series New York-New York Battle Has Been All Yankees So Far
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Letters To The Editor
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Cheap Seats
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Where Are They Now?
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Boise Dominant, But No Longer Unbeatable
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It’S All About Competition ‘Imports’ Generate Mixed Reactions, Results As Hoopfest Takes To Downtown Streets
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Pain Present, Not Overbearing
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Panthers Provide Rossiter A Chance To Play In Nhl
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Ex-Indians Making Marks Reichert Fights Battles On And Off Baseball Field
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Rising From The Asphalt Volunteers Work Through Night To Transform Streets Into Courts
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A Detour Of Duty Freshman Girls Team From Burbank, Wash., High School Registered For Wrong Hoopfest