Archives | November 1998

• Focus On Activities Outside TV Viewing

• Obituaries

• Jaylene Spoor Graduates From Army Basic Training

• Leaders See Many Types Of Future

• Another Riot At Oregon College

All stories for Nov. 1, 1998 »

• Judge Urges Negotiation In City Suit Fired Engineering Director Asks Damages, His Job Back

• Singer Raises $20,000 To Oppose Noxon Mine

• Nic Staffer Target Of Slurs, Death Threat Recipient Did Not File Complaint With Police

• The County Lines

• Falls Christian Boys Get First State Berth

All stories for Nov. 2, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Wwp Reaches Into Texas For Another Executive Turner Will Handle Duties Related To Energy Delivery

• Former ‘Skid Row’ Area Of Coeur D’Alene Seems To Have Bright Future

• Rate Cuts Boost Dollar

• Chenoweth Overcomes Campaign Adversity Crapo Easily Elected To Open Senate Seat

All stories for Nov. 3, 1998 »

• Local Applebee’S Have A New Owner

• State Cross Country

• Scott Leads Idaho To Exhibition Win New Scoring Threat Hits 23 As UI Cuts Down Australians

• Digging In For State Can ‘Saint Kelsey’ Lead Lc Through Volleyball Regionals?

• Braff Set Program In Motion

All stories for Nov. 4, 1998 »

• Third Man Pleads Guilty In Beating Of Stray Dog Spokane Trio Sentenced To Three To Five Months In Jail

• Deputies, Citizens Honored For Heroism

• Rancher Faces Kidnapping Charge Accused Of Abducting Ex-Wife At Knife-Point

• The County Lines

• Officer Decides Bullet-Proof Vest Fine Idea

All stories for Nov. 5, 1998 »

• Lake City Starts Slowly Then Crushes Caldwell

• Johnson Brothers Lead St. George’S

• Eagle Ends Year For Post Falls

• Falls Christian Bows Out In First State A-4 Effort

• Centennial Beats Lewiston

All stories for Nov. 6, 1998 »

• Idaho Records

• Milestones

• Today In History

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

• Government Almanac For The Week Of November 8

All stories for Nov. 7, 1998 »

• New Business Center Opens Its Doors Thursday

• Visitor Bureau Forced To Cut Budget, Staff Loss Of Greyhound Park Revenue Costs Organization Thousands

• Will Video Help Aryan Nations Face The Music?

• Outstanding Warrants

• W. Berry Fowler New Program Puts Tutoring, And Money, Back In Teachers’ Hands

All stories for Nov. 8, 1998 »

• Greyhound Park Record Falls

• Gonzaga Men’S Basketball At A Glance

• Eagle Honored For Third-Best Day In School History

• Cheap Seats

• Births

All stories for Nov. 9, 1998 »

• Lottery Numbers

• Milestones

• Steelworkers, Environmentalists Team Up Against A Kaiser Owner Groups Oppose Hurwitz’S Habitat Conservation Plan

• Steam Plant Square To Have Open House

• Physical Therapists Put New Touch On Hayden Landscape

All stories for Nov. 10, 1998 »

• Ewu Gets Exhibition Win, 102-77 Ewu 102 Alaska Aau 77

• Ccs Women Finish Strong

• WSU Gains ‘Confidence’ By Thumping Costa Rica WSU 102 Costa Rica 55

• Hat Trick Can’T Save Spokane Bohac Strikes Three Times, But Wheat Kings Top Chiefs Wheat Kings 5 Chiefs 3

• Kleven Beats The Odds

All stories for Nov. 11, 1998 »

• Teachers Face Deadline For Union Dues Refund

• Sanders Disposes Of Lally With Second-Round Knockout

• Dragons Gain District Soccer Final

• Weber State Sees Enough Of Exner Eastern Star Takes Charge In Big Sky Sweep Of Wildcats

• Mail Carrier Sent To Hospital Mental Evaluation Ordered After Man Allegedly Threatened A Judge’S Life

All stories for Nov. 12, 1998 »

• All Three Area Teams Take Top Seeds In 2A Tourney

• Holling Hauls In 2 Scores As Liberty Advances

• Bi-County Goes After Title Again

• Eagles Land On Pullman In The Mud

• Garbe Gives Cheney Fits Moses Lake Advances In Playoffs

All stories for Nov. 13, 1998 »

• It Pays To Be Old At The Galleria Park Hotel

• Instant Gun Check

• Reel Adventures Best Films From Banff Festival On The Fast Track To Spokane

• Business Beat

• Mystery Fumes Send 3 Workers To Valley Hospital

All stories for Nov. 14, 1998 »

• Burnham-Talbert Mountain View, Calif.

• Simmons-Smith Kansas City, Kan.

• Reunion

• Justice Prevails Over Jerry, Oprah

• Gregoire Addresses Pipeline At Hearings

All stories for Nov. 15, 1998 »

• Group Of Teenagers Responsible For Racist Graffiti, Police Say

• “I Think Everyone Understands That This Is The Last Go Around As Far As Saddam Is Concerned.”

• Washington Democrats Elect Legislative Leaders Control Of House Uncertain With Four Seats Undecided

• New Trial In Sex Case Is Rejected Four Plaintiffs’ Civil Suit Last Summer Unsuccessful

• The County Lines

All stories for Nov. 16, 1998 »

• Bulldogs Hope To Continue Slaying Giants

• Milestones

• Priest River, Lakeside Win In Girls Openers

• Koetter Has Been There, Done That

• Amazon.Com Shares Take Huge Jump

All stories for Nov. 17, 1998 »

• Dunn Loses Vote, Keeps Stature

• Milestones

• Dollar Up On Trade News

• Robbers Cache

• City Wins Praise For Response To Parade

All stories for Nov. 18, 1998 »

• Huge Outpouring Helps Buoy Man Who Lost His Family Highway Tragedy Claimed His Wife, Two Daughters

• Chattaroy Man Hurt In Collision

• Spokane Food Bank Seeks Donations For Holiday Meals

• Cougars’ Hackett Has Clear Head, Gets Ok To Start UW At WSU

• The County Lines

All stories for Nov. 19, 1998 »

• North-south freeway could get $120 million start

• Eagles Rally Past Grizzlies

• Apple Cup Rosters

• WSU Assistant On Short List At Idaho State

• Gu Women Hold Off Eagles, 59-57

All stories for Nov. 20, 1998 »

• The Monitor From The Week Of Nov. 15-21, 1998

• Big Game Celebration

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

• Milestones

• Business Beat

All stories for Nov. 21, 1998 »

• Budget Gets Last Council Hearing New Neighborhood Council Will Be Formally Recognized

• Public Periscope

• Border Patrol Sets Record For Drug Busts Success Attributed To Focus On U.S.-Canadian Border

• Man With Knife Robs Two Stores

• The County Lines

All stories for Nov. 22, 1998 »

• Eagles Duo First-Team All-Big Sky

• B-8 Football Semi At Albi Starts At 2

• Yuba, Usai Selected For Lions Bowl

• Lagat Seventh In Ncaas; Three Cougars All-Americans Ex-Mead Runners Help Oregon Finish Fifth In Men’S Competition

• Bowl Championship Series Standings

All stories for Nov. 23, 1998 »

• Judge Hears Six Motions On Tribal Slots Both Sides Aiming To Avoid Lengthy Trial

• Electrical Problem Forces Jet To Land At Spokane Airport

• Aryan Held For Trial In Road Attack Ex-Security Chief Denied Lower Bond, But Judge Dismisses One Allegation

• Kidnapping Case Sent To Washington Courts Prosecutors Drop Federal Charges, Favoring Stiffer State Penalty For Rancher

• The County Lines

All stories for Nov. 24, 1998 »

• Toys , Furby Has Ascended To The Level Of Tickle Me Elmo And Cabbage Patch Kids. If You Can Resist The Temptation To Buy The Little Furball, Try Alternatives That Encourage Active Thinking And Build Confidence

• That’S A Wrap: In Search Of The Perfect Teen Gift

• The County Lines

• Comments On Beltway Sought

• 2,541 Food Baskets Given Away

All stories for Nov. 25, 1998 »

• Simba’S Den Of Sanitation

• Rice, Mariucci Meet, Clear Air, Look Ahead

• Nic Men’S Team Begins Play Tonight Cards Play Host At Cda Resort Thanksgiving Tournament

• Hunting & Fishing

• Spotlight: Fun Run

All stories for Nov. 26, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Lt. Col. Steve Zehetmis Earns Meritorious Award

• Keeping Up With Joneses Can Be Sinful

• Community Events

All stories for Nov. 27, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

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

• Unbearable Conditions Could Grizzlies Be Fat And Happy Without Salmon Runs?

• Reforms In Critical Condition Retreating Insurers Hurt State’S Health-Care System

All stories for Nov. 28, 1998 »

• Reunions

• Hammel-Green Spokane

• Caprile-King Spokane

• Lee-Stanley Spokane Wedding Vows Were Exchanged By Sarah Catherine Stanley And Robert Matthew Lee In A Sept. 12 Ceremony At The Episcopal Church Of The Resurrection.

• Vandre-Magee Anchorage, Alaska

All stories for Nov. 29, 1998 »

• Cardinals Whip Shoreline

• Official Records

• Milestones

• Nfl Officials Steal Spotlight

• All That Glitters Is Gold

All stories for Nov. 30, 1998 »