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Archives | October 7, 1998

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Food

Hot Potatoes Specialty Spuds From Local Farmers Popping Up At Some Of The Best Gourmet Restaurants In The World
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Chowder Choices Split
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Food Catalog Fascinating
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Obituaries
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Births
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Assume They Wish Your Day To Improve
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Nbc Slate Holds Power Despite Losses
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
‘Divas’ Album Out This Week
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lind Ladies Show Care With Cookies
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Farmers’ Markets
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Harvester Restaurant Happy To Share Enchilada Recipe
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Simply Sensational
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Cooking Duo Set To Be Grilled
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998

Idaho

2 Juvenile Centers Wouldn’T Be Redundant Detention Centers Would Provide Different Services For Offenders
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Help Is Coming For Stepfamilies Workshop Helps Parents Step Up To Challenges
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Two Brothers Again Face Charges In Shootout Bonner County Deputy Was Injured In An Exchange Of Gunfire In 1995
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Charter School Plan Sent Back Superintendent Says Plan Fails To Show How Academy Would Be Different
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Idaho Records
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Car Dealer Agrees To Pay For New Curb
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Survey Identifies Goals To Improve Sandpoint
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Public TV To Air Debates In State Races
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lawbreakers Put In 2,000 Hours Of Service
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Make Reservations To Dine With New Governor
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Police Hope Open House Will Boost Raffle Sales
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Seminars To Explore Holistic Side Of Nursing
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Forest Road 306 Closed By Logging
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Letters To The Editor
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998

Nation/World

No Sale, Abe Or Not
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Chain Plans Two Spokane Hotels Oxford Suites Picks Sites In Downtown, Valley For 125-Room Projects
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Ford Dealer May Move To New Site Empire Ford Owners Weigh Relocating To Airway Heights
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lion Adds E-Mail Service For Brokers
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Daimler-Benz To Buy School Bus Maker
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lottery Numbers
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Milestones
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lycos Strikes Deal To Buy Wired Digital
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Microsoft To Start Selling Telephones
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Basic Research Set Stage For Good Times, Speaker Says Former President Of High-Tech Trade Group Credits Technology Transfer For Economic Gains
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Condominium Race Gains Momentum In Downtown Coeur D’Alene
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Msc/Premera Names New General Manager
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Dollar Falls Sharply Against Yen
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
State Easy On Polluters, Audit Finds Report Puts Some Blame On Epa
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Council Votes Against Plan To Swap Beach For Grass Sanders Beach Property Owner Had Proposed Exchange To Settle Suit Against Cda
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Candidates Focus On Abcs Instead Of D’S And R’S Moscow Principal Takes On Fox For Schools Chief
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Day In Traffic Court Pays Off For Speeder
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Kaiser Seeks Federal Mediation Steelworkers Say That’S News To Them; ‘All They Have To Do Is Call’
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Radioactive Mulberries Grow Back Anti-Nuclear Scientist Who Made Hanford Jam Finds Bushes Along Columbia Hotter Than Ever
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Upheaval At Mental Health County Seeks Bids For Job Done By One Agency For 30 Years
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998

Other

Faulty Wiring Leads To Recovery Of Stolen Trailer
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Masked Robbers Take Cash From Subway Till
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Politician Tackles Teen Who Took His Truck
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Hospital, Doctors Offer Free Depression Screenings Counselor, Psychologist Also Will Be Available
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Man Jumps Off Monroe Bridge Suspect In Traffic Accident May Have Been Trying To Elude Police Before He Died
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Police Used Undue Force, Jury Told Man Killed When 1994 Traffic Infraction Erupted Into Shootout
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Bill Would Limit Sanctions Nethercutt Wants Food, Medicine Excluded From Most Embargoes
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
The County Lines
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
City Seeks Input To Update Parks, Open Spaces Plan
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Rape Report Puts College Students, Officials On Alert
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
City Protests State Finding Of Illegal Pay Merit-Based Pay Raises Considered Unconstitutional Conformed To State Rules, Attorneys Claim In Appeal
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
A Bridge Too Short, By A Foot Riverside State Park Project Delayed When Support Cable Doesn’T Measure Up
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Point Man On March To ‘New Center’
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Procrastinating Nonvoters Forfeit Belly-Aching Rights
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Fund Way Around Downward Spiral
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Senate Gives Up On Tax Cut Gorton Joins Gop Senators Who Oppose Proposal
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Women Accused Of Breaking Into Home
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998

Sports

No Signal Yet On Who Will Call ‘Em
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Panthers Keep Pace
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
No Signal Yet On UI’S No. 1 Qb
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Gu’S Thompson Earns Wcc Honor
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Lc A Cool Customer In Win
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Big West A Big Success With Three Ranked Teams
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Official Records
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Angling’S Not So Hot When Water Is Warm
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Hot Weather Deadly For Deer And Waterfowl
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Cheap Seats
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Wildcats Flip Out Over Qb
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Giving Till It Hurts
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998
Punter Must Make Choice If He’Ll Play
Wed., Oct. 7, 1998