Archives | May 1998

• Sheffield Hits Eighth Homer In University’S Win Over Cv

• Huskies Take Over First Place

• Portland, Val-D’Or Get Final Cup Spots

• Eastern’S Qb Battle Goes To Spring Finale

• Sixteen Lakeland Athletes Suspended

All stories for May 1, 1998 »

• Aging In Place Poses Challenge For Many Elders

• Business Beat

• Mcclellan Butte Hiker Saved; Partner Unconscious In Ravine

• Don’T Make Us Put On Our Thinking Caps

• Idaho Speaks Out S-R Idaho Poll Unearths Election Concerns

All stories for May 2, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Hastetler-Small Oak Harbor, Wash.

• Williamson-Hottman Spokane

• Schuerman-Ross Spokane

All stories for May 3, 1998 »

• Kaiser Claims Union Ordered Work Stoppage Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against Steelworkers

• City Recognizes Peaceful Valley, Latah Valley Neighborhoods

• Political Newcomer Will Oppose Harris Juvenile Corrections Supervisor Joins Race To Unseat County Commissioner

• City Moves Toward Adding 15 Acres To Riverfront Park

• Third Person Pleads Guilty In Murder Of Stevens Co. Man Edward Becker Admits Kicking Victim

All stories for May 4, 1998 »

• Create Your Own Wobegon Meal

• Baked And ‘Kranky’

• Sports Officials, Schools Reach 3-Year Agreement

• West Valley Edges Clarkston

• U-Hi Wraps Up Share Of Crown

All stories for May 5, 1998 »

• Idaho Records

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Illness Forces Shoshone Treasurer To Resign

• Dollar Gains Ground On Yen

All stories for May 6, 1998 »

• Man Held After Crash Escapes

• Mom Angered By Light Sentences In Killing She Claims Because Her Son Was Indian, His White Assailants Were Let Off Easy

• Counterfeit $20 Bills Surface In Local Area

• EV Stays Alive For State Soccer Berth

• Shadow’S U.S. Cup Hopes Slim Spokane Must Top Puget Sound To Stay In Line For Advancement

All stories for May 7, 1998 »

• Three Vie For 3Rd In Gsl

• CV Girls Pull Upset In Tennis

• Final Gsl Playoff Spot Still Up In Air

• Vikings Go Wild At WSU

• Tickets Available For All Games

All stories for May 8, 1998 »

• Shadow See U.S. Open Cup Hopes End In 2-1 Setback

• Kelley Cracks 24Th Homer; Gu’S Stokey Blasts Three

• Knights Finish Up By Winning A Pair

• Ferris Earns Rematch With Shadle; Title On Line

• Belecki Set For Storm Portland’S Star Goalie Goes Against Red-Hot Guelph Offense

All stories for May 9, 1998 »

• Field Tour Of Ranch Highlight Of Cattlemen’S Seminar

• Dave Hooke Senor Froggy’S Creator Has Done, And Is Doing, What It Takes For Success

• All Those Pennies Add Up

• Mothers Remembered Voa Hosts Brunch For 98 Women Who Might Have Spent Day Alone

• Bridge May Get Close Look City Considers Contract To Study Monroe Span

All stories for May 10, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Visitors To National Parks Support Paying Higher Fees Steeper Charges Create Windfall For Park Service

• Small Firms To Get Advice On 2000 Bug

• Sandpoint Firm Sends Its Briefcases Skyward

All stories for May 11, 1998 »

• UI Students Named To Honorary Groups

• Ditch Your Dish-Washing

• Seattle Soda

• Obituaries

• India Ales Have Never Tasted Better

All stories for May 12, 1998 »

• Foreurs’ Spirit Sapped By Short-Handed Goal

• Medical Lake In Title Game

• Gu’S Hart Named To Wcc’S Second Team

• Day In Jail Follows Phony Shooting Report

• Gonzaga Prep Launches Campaign To Expand, Upgrade Campus

All stories for May 13, 1998 »

• Hawks’ Podkonicky Makes Own Luck

• Slide Twists Mobile Home ‘Like Pretzel’ Two Hospitalized, Idaho Town’S Connection With Highway Closed

• Tribes Offer To Cover Hatchery’S Expenses

• Ferris Dominates District Golf Play

• Sandberg Close To Record; Barnes Smashes One

All stories for May 14, 1998 »

• Frankly Speaking

• Sinatra Was The Voice That Plucked Their Heartstrings, Fans Say Their Youth, Their Loves, Their Losses Live On In A Lifetime Of Cherished Songs

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Big World Out There

All stories for May 15, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

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

• The Lilac Parade A Return To The ‘50S Happy Days For The Lilac Parade

• Home’S Maxed Out, But Not Her Patience

All stories for May 16, 1998 »

• Handling Animals Humanely Subject Of Workshop

• Be Innovative, Rely More On Your Intuition

• Study On Basing Of Aircraft Carriers Delayed

• Public Periscope

• Home Buyer Putts For Fridge, Comes Up Cold

All stories for May 17, 1998 »

• Mead High Tennis Star Wraps Up Another District Championship

• No Harm Done, Says Gregoire

• Milestones

• Official Records

• Sting Win 6 Titles In Soccer Tourney

All stories for May 18, 1998 »

• School Board Incumbents Keep Their Seats

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Debate Heats Up Over Trading Public Land For Private Commercial Use

• Kiss For Luck

All stories for May 19, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Precision Is Everything

• Financing Lined Up For Retail Project River Park Square Developers Obtain Loan From U.S. Bank

• Kootenai Assessor Holds Line On Taxes Assessed Value, Minus New Construction, Will Not Increase For First Time Since 1991

All stories for May 20, 1998 »

• Canadian Official Puts Limits On Coho Catches

• Killer’S Girlfriend Admits Attacking Sheriff But Avoids Murder Rap

• Kootenai Gets Its Own ‘Wall’ Cda Ceremony To Dedicate New Memorial To War Dead

• Ex-Tribal Councilman Staging A Comeback Incumbents Lead All Other Races For Seats On Colvilles Council

• Benson Will Seek Re-Election Jobs, Government Waste, Teens Focus Of Campaign

All stories for May 21, 1998 »

• Mailman Delivers A Warning

• Huskies Lose; W. Washington Wins Naia

• Ex-Detective Will Never Forget

• Brady Looks For Competition In Cda None Of The Entries For Sunday’S Race Stick Out As Challengers For Four-Time Marathon Champion

• His Number’S Up

All stories for May 22, 1998 »

• Business Beat

• Dussault Award Given To Matlow

• Six Superintendent Candidates Air Views

• Bn Faces Fast-Growing Grass-Roots Opposition

• Campaign ‘98

All stories for May 23, 1998 »

• Obituaries

• Helen Malone Appointed To Ccs Board Of Trustees

• Births

• Post Falls High School Senior Attains Eagle Scout

• Martin Short Planning Talk Show

All stories for May 24, 1998 »

• For Families, It Was Greatest Show On Earth

• Mom Brings In Batman To Settle Toy-Sharing Dispute

• Eric Lowe Receives Naval Letter Of Commendation

• Happy Days Here Again For Baio? Not Likely

• Cat Owners Discuss Ins And Outs Of Letting Their Pets Roam Around

All stories for May 25, 1998 »

• Three Teenage Hikers Missing In Pass Area

• Officers Can Crack Down On Fireworks Kootenai Firefighters, Deputies To Share Enforcement Of Law

• Jim West Wants Another Term In Legislature Republican Seeks More Time To Review State Programs

• Developers’ Suit Says City Stalling Project Former Mission Springs Group Cites ‘Footdragging’ In Permit Process

• Grade School Youngsters Quickly Pick Up Spanish

All stories for May 26, 1998 »

• Births

• High School Seniors Invited To UI Scholars Program

• Obituaries

• Press Does Hatchet Job On Medical Community

• View Characters As Part Of Yourself

All stories for May 27, 1998 »

• Apologetic Burglars Hit Espresso Stand

• Nethercutt Plans Run For Third House Term He Supports Higher Defense, Research Budgets, Tax Reform

• Green Will Lead East Side Dshs Veteran State Official Will Guide 500 Workers Through Welfare Reform

• State Says It Opposes Club’S Plan Sends Letter Against Expansion Of Spokane Club’S Garage

• Law Aims At Teen Smoking Police, Schools Hope To Educate More Than Bust Young Smokers

All stories for May 28, 1998 »

• Davenport Will Play For Third As State B Baseball Winds Up

• Pullman Reaches 2A Title Match

• Ferris Learns On Run, Sets Sites On Title Saxons Topple Rugged, Unknown Curtis In Semifinal

• Winners Get Some Great Pr

• Ev’S Burgess Claims 2Nd In High Jump

All stories for May 29, 1998 »

• Mead Senior 2Nd In National Writing Contest

• Gaskets May Save Ancient Fuel Bottles

• Centennial Trail Fest Next Week

• Gargantuan Experience Western States Have Home-Grown Dinosaurs On Display

• Smithsonian Offers Historic Sites Guides

All stories for May 30, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Top G-Prep Seniors Given Principals’ Awards

• Coeur D’Alene Residents Receive UI Scholarships

• We Can See Why She’D Suddenly Sue Them

All stories for May 31, 1998 »