Archives | March 1998

Sunday, March 1

• Cultural Sensitivity Session Offered For Busness People

• More Firms Cautious On Culture U.S. Multinationals Nurture Work-Family Programs Abroad

• Jim Healy Electrode Maker Finds Lots Of Business Overseas

• Expertise Can Mean Success

• Atv Driver Leads Police On Chase

All stories for March 1, 1998 »

Monday, March 2

• Joys Of Reading

• Lawmakers Out To Change Sex Abuse Investigations

• Charter-School Measure Killed In Committee The Bill Passed The House 72-22 Last Month

• Council Delays Pull-Tab Vote For Public Hearing Proposed Tax Change Originally Presented As An ‘Emergency Ordinance’

• Measure Faces Veto By Locke Senate Republicans Pass Church-Schools Legislation

All stories for March 2, 1998 »

Tuesday, March 3

• El Nino Sparking More Allergy Attacks

• New Female Focus In Medicine Group Seeks Treatments That Aren’t Based On Model For Men

• Masked Men Steal Ronald Mcdonald

• U.S. Persian Gulf Forces To Get Anthrax Shots Protection In Light Of Possible Iraq Threat

• Today In History

All stories for March 3, 1998 »

Wednesday, March 4

• Mr. (And Ms.) Wizards

• Masked, Armed Duo Rob And Run Deputies Suspect Same Pair Involved In 2 Valley Robberies

• Help Sought For Burn Victim Donations Asked For 7-Year-Old From Chattaroy Hurt Last Month

• County Targets Guard In Sex Scandal Seeks Resignation After Inmate’s Testimony That They Had Sex At Prison

• Blum Plans Another Run For Assessor’s Post Incumbent Cooney Hasn’t Announced Her Intent

All stories for March 4, 1998 »

Thursday, March 5

• Curlew Catches Breaks To Reach The Semifinals Unplanned 3-Point Shot Leads To Game With Valley Christian

• St. John-Endicott Shows It Can Win With Little Offense

• Freshman Fireplug Sparks Sprague-Harrington To Win

• Wherever Wilson Sits, He’s At Home

• West Valley-Yakima Advances To Semifinals

All stories for March 5, 1998 »

Friday, March 6

• Jayhawks Sneak Past Wildcats

• Ccs Will Play For Fourth

• Odessa Does Lots More Than Show Up Although Not Picture Perfect, Tigers Look Like ‘99 Contenders

• Silver Charm Injured

• Strickland Finds Niche In Miami

All stories for March 6, 1998 »

Saturday, March 7

• Yuse Resumes Advocacy Role For Older Set

• Business Beat

• Airlines Beef Up Meals In New Attempt To Lure High-Flying Passengers After Slashing Food Service For Years, Carriers Are Reversing Course

• Tips For Mentoring Programs

• Heart Of The Sea

All stories for March 7, 1998 »

Sunday, March 8

• Kathy Murray Enhanced Software Shares Vision Of Success With Credit Union Customers

• Be Aware Of Business Life Cycles

• For Rent: Cheaper Video Tapes Lots Of Stores Lower Prices, Offer Incentives To Draw Customers

• Budget, Drunken Drivers, Tax Cuts Focus Of Final Week

• Council To Consider New Tax On Pull-Tabs Plan Would Impose 10 Percent Tax On Profits Instead Of 5 Percent On Gross Sales

All stories for March 8, 1998 »

Monday, March 9

• Under The Weather

• Mead School District Hopes Voters Back $25 Million Bond

• 17-Year-Old Boy Victim Of Playground Stabbing

• Bill Backing WSU-Spokane Passed, Sent To Governor

• Northwest Christian Picks Lilac Princess

All stories for March 9, 1998 »

Tuesday, March 10

• These Smells Drive Him Wild

• Perfect For Paddy’s

• Swine Update

• Lincoln, Stevens Levies Passing

• Pot Growers Face April Sentencing Couple Turned In By Ex-Coach; They’ll Have Chance To Do Same

All stories for March 10, 1998 »

Wednesday, March 11

• Consultant Plans To Light Up Spokane Landmarks Cathedral, Paulsen Building, Bank To Be Bathed In Colored Light Tonight

• Shame On West For Not Making Threat Earlier

• Police Guard Recovering Bulgarian Burglary Suspect Bitten By Police Dog Won’t Leave Hospital For At Least Two Weeks

• Aclu Seeks Child-Custody Re-Evaluation But Dshs Stands Behind Actions In Wenatchee Sex-Abuse Cases

• Ancient Forest Resurfaces El Nino Exposes Trees Buried Under Oregon Beach 2,000 Years Ago

All stories for March 11, 1998 »

Thursday, March 12

• Columbus Relishes Opportunity To Win Out In Abl Finals

• Ferris Girls Go Back To What Works In Win

• Infomercial Guru Released On Bond

• Tension Too High After Fatal Brawl Meeting Ends Quickly After Shouts, Criticism

• State Senator Could Face Felony Charge Olympia Police Continuing Their Investigation Of West’s Threatening Phone Call To Lobbyist

All stories for March 12, 1998 »

Friday, March 13

• 2a Roundup

• 4a Roundup

• Usa Boxers Cuff Irish Americans Shut Out Weary Rivals

• Bohn Offered UI’s A.D. Job

• Faced With 1997 Champs, Whitworth Practices

All stories for March 13, 1998 »

Saturday, March 14

• The Monitor From The Week Of March 8-14, 1998

• City Hops On Senior Sports Bandwagon

• Waste Management Kept Its Options Open During Merger Talks Company Interviewed Ceo Candidates While Discussing Merger

• Business Beat

• Americans Have Habit Of Taking Their Work Home In Many Cases, Study Shows, Workers Didn’t Get Extra Pay

All stories for March 14, 1998 »

Sunday, March 15

• Having An Ice Day

• Letourneau Is ‘Sick,’ Mother-In-Law Says

• Washington Cracks Down On Vehicle Tax Evaders Feds, Oregon Helping In Investigation Of Car License, Sales Tax Fraud

• Pistol-Packin’ Panhandlers Gunslinging Club Commemorates Life In The Old West

• Black Copters: You Heard Them First In N. Idaho

All stories for March 15, 1998 »

Monday, March 16

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Political Parlance Borking To Parse To Oppo, Washington-Speak Is A Nubilous World Unto Its Own

• Top Nco Spared Prison Sentence Mckinney Demoted On Way To Retirement

• Clinton Denies Latest Accusation ‘Nightmare Witness’ Rouses White House Into Action To Control Damage

All stories for March 16, 1998 »

Tuesday, March 17

• County To Buy Restraint Chairs For Jail Officials React To Lawsuit Over Inmate’s Death Caused By Restraint Asphyxiation

• Leash Put On Internet Explorers District 81 Spends $1,000 A Month To Filter Out Porn, Hate Speech, Etc.

• Growth High, But Slowing

• Med School Adds Penmanship Class

• Japan To Reclaim Officers’ Remains From War Camps

All stories for March 17, 1998 »

Wednesday, March 18

• Friend Swears Willey Asked Her To Lie Woman Says Ex-White House Volunteer Wanted Corroboration Of Allegations Against Clinton

• Freeman Vowed ‘Blood Baptism’

• City’s Hottest Basketball Team Truly On A Roll

• Donations Upgrade Center Plans

• Group Joins Fight Against New Bridge Friends Of The Falls Seeks National Monument Status For Lower Falls

All stories for March 18, 1998 »

Thursday, March 19

• Central Starts Fast, Gains Quarterfinals

• Georgia, Fresno State In Nit Semis Teams Bulldog Way Into Trip To Madison Square Garden

• 13-Year-Old Shot To Death During Break-In

• Police Search For Child Rape Suspect Authorities Seize Computer Equipment, Believe 32-Year-Old Man May Be Posing As Woman

• Police Honor Volunteers Help From Spokane Citizens Has ‘Calming Effect’ On Officers, Chief Says

All stories for March 19, 1998 »

Friday, March 20

• Zags’ Negative Streak Reaches 15

• Stewart Could Lose Federal Contracts Defense Department Reviews Contracts After Guilty Plea

• Newport Attorney Reprimanded Again Doug Lambarth Agreed To Rebuke Rather Than Face A Hearing

• Judge Rules Colvilles Can Hire New Director Fired Executive, Meanwhile, Files For Seat On Tribal Council That Axed Him

• Teen Killed During Break-In Appears Burglary Underway; Prosecutors Weigh Level Of Force

All stories for March 20, 1998 »

Saturday, March 21

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• Death Sought For Kehoe

• In Japan, Praise For Foley

All stories for March 21, 1998 »

Sunday, March 22

• Farmers, Ranchers! Take Chance On Risk-Management Meeting

• Buy Me Some Peanuts And A Cell Phone Jack Phones In Tow, Fans Are Taking The Office To The Ballpark

• Jim Chapman 12-Hour Days Typical For New Manager At Kaiser Mead

• Recreating Image Is Essential

• Mexico May Open Consulate In Boise

All stories for March 22, 1998 »

Monday, March 23

• Ccs Splits Two In Baseball; Moore Leads Whit Women

• West Valley Taps Mclaughlin Aide Trout, Former Eastern Lineman, Attains First Head Coaching Job

• Cyclones Third In Nation

• Tark Steals Nit Spotlight Fresno State, Coach Overcome Many Obstacles En Route To N.Y.

• Sonics Back Atop The Pack In Nba West Seattle Gets Boost As Hawkins Shakes Slump; Payton Once Again Leads The Way With 24 Points

All stories for March 23, 1998 »

Tuesday, March 24

• A Spokane Serving Of ‘Protein Power’

• Bag That Bread

• Locke Set To Sign Tobacco Bill Measure Would Make It Illegal For Minors To Possess Cigarettes, Adds Tougher Penalties

• Gates Extortion Plot Ends In Man’s Conviction Defendant Says He Was Seeking Material For Novel; Jury Needs Just Four Hours

• Jury Edgy, But Trial Resumes Man Appears To Be Shadowing Them, Freemen Jurors Say

All stories for March 24, 1998 »

Wednesday, March 25

• Gop Bill Would Require 120 Forest Hearings House Panel Oks Plan To Delay Moratorium On Road Construction

• Schools Closed After Boy Seen With Gun

• Arkansas Rampage Echoes Faintly In Moses Lake

• Corps Awards Contract For Burial Of Kennewick Man Site Gorton Says He’ll Continue To Fight Plan But Concedes It May Be Too Late

• Puget Sound Ferry Fares To Increase State Commission Clamps Down On No-Shows, Requires Deposits

All stories for March 25, 1998 »

Thursday, March 26

• Reno Wants Boys Charged As Adults

• Fingerprints Subpoenaed In Jury Probe

• Gays, Lesbians Make Vows In San Francisco

• Woman’s Body Found Floating In Lake Cda Hikers Discover Body; Identity Not Released, Cause Unknown

• Artist Left Legacy Of Paintings, Optimism Former Director Of Corbin Art Center Dies At 61

All stories for March 26, 1998 »

Friday, March 27

• Texan Calls Clinton On ‘Apologies’ To Africa

• Milestones

• Today In History

• The River Of Fire A Biblical Inferno Ravages The Amazon Rain Forest.

• Dollar Moves Up Against Yen, Mark

All stories for March 27, 1998 »

Saturday, March 28

• No Shirt, No Shoes, No Vatican: Fashion Police Protect Dignity

• Fish Curtain Installed

• King Of The Cascades A Legend

• Music, Literature Buffs Get U.K. Maps

• Most Nations End Spraying Of Planes

All stories for March 28, 1998 »

Sunday, March 29

• Everybody Knows She Isn’t The Real Thing

• Hints From Heloise

• Set Money Rules To Avoid Problems

• Worker Protection Can Go Only So Far

• Births

All stories for March 29, 1998 »

Monday, March 30

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Read, Write, Respect Preschools Learn It’s Never Too Soon To Teach Tolerance

• U.N. Arms Inspectors May Finish Iraq Work This Week

• Human Zoos Stocked With ‘Giraffe Women’

All stories for March 30, 1998 »

Tuesday, March 31

• Topics Picked For ‘50s Stamps

• Pierce’s 10th-Inning Hit Lifts U-Hi Past Mead

• State Cracks Down On Untaxed Cigarettes

• Locke Wields Veto Pen, But Not Like Last Year Governor’s Also Signed 231 Bills So Far, With Saturday Deadline For Action On Legislation

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for March 31, 1998 »