Archives | September 1998

• School Brings Back Age-Old Food Fight

• Dear John: Nice Sauce

• UI Grads Take Two-Wheelers On Football Road Trip

• Smaha Patching Up Cougars

• Hard Work Has Payoff For Mencke Spokane Qb Likely To See Action Saturday Season Opener

All stories for Sept. 1, 1998 »

• Post Falls Restricts Strip Clubs City Council Passes Ordinance To Govern Adult Entertainment

• The County Lines

• Libraries Painted With Racist Graffiti

• Rape Suspect Apparently Commits Suicide

• Potato King Campaigns Against Prosecutor Taggares Gives $4,700 To Othello Lawyer For His Bid To Unseat Sandhaus In Adams County

All stories for Sept. 2, 1998 »

• Chiefs Trade Graf, Release Grimard

• Whitworth Volleyball Coach Promises New Tactics

• The County Lines

• Man Can Keep Pilot’S License

• Gorton Seeks Congressional Oversight Of Dams Senator Wants To Amend Bill Affecting Columbia And Snake Salmon, Stressing Local Control

All stories for Sept. 3, 1998 »

• Lakeland’S Win Not Without Its Quirks Hawks Dominate Post Falls In Opener, Except For Punt Return

• Some Fishing On Columbia Closes Tonight

• Official Records

• Kayu Fox 28 Will Carry Mac’S Game Today, But Not Mariners

• Top 25 At A Glance

All stories for Sept. 4, 1998 »

• Increased Options Add To Confusion Over Health Care

• New Plan Gets Mixed Reviews From Shareholders, Analysts

• Business Beat

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for Sept. 5, 1998 »

• Army Reserve Honors Area Students

• Obituaries

• Reunions

• Top Placers Named At 4-H Style Show

• Rockers Take A Stand For Protecting Forests

All stories for Sept. 6, 1998 »

• Cheap Seats

• Soccer Big Hit With The Ladies Sport’S Popularity Growing Rapidly

• Kramers Take Teamwork A Step Further Odessa Coach And His Son Enjoy Each Other’S Company

• Reunions

• Zimmerman-Gere Spokane

All stories for Sept. 7, 1998 »

• Group Sows Support For Agriculture

• Fruit-Tea Flavor

• Gu To Name Roth Full-Time A.D.

• Eagles Slip In I-Aa Poll

• Mcgwire Has Tekoa Connection

All stories for Sept. 8, 1998 »

• Vandals Fall To Utah In Volleyball Marathon

• Tim Libby Timberlake Year: Junior Sport: Football Positions: Running Back/Safety

• North Idaho Girls Soccer

• North Idaho Boys Soccer

• Panhandle Picks With Greg Lee

All stories for Sept. 9, 1998 »

• Pend Oreille County Voters Have Crowded Primary Ballot Only Prosecutor, District Court Judge Running Unopposed

• Hall Has Dui To Deal With County Commissioner Arrested After Skagit County Boat Spill

• The County Lines

• Kent Jail Inmate Dies In Custody

• City Hears Pitch For Auditor Portland Official Says Position Can Save Money

All stories for Sept. 10, 1998 »

• Keith Johnson, Dem.

• Judy Personett, Dem.

• Jim West, Republican

• Mud Flies Freely In Sheriff’S Race Some Employees Critical Of Malby

• The County Lines

All stories for Sept. 11, 1998 »

• Chocked Full Of Chukars

• Mining Rule Changes

• Personal Watercraft Curbs Not Enough?

• Rockies Handbook Available

• Other Monuments Are A Tragic Part Of Of Not-So-Noble Past

All stories for Sept. 12, 1998 »

• Eagles Feel Pain Of 0-2

• Dry Dock Next Stop For Eastern Washington Kramer Suspects Some Need For Changes In Eagles Lineup

• Repeat Win For Cheney Professional

• Usa Today/Espn Top 25

• Ap Top 25

All stories for Sept. 13, 1998 »

• Voting A Primary Concern Today

• An Old Friend At 17Th And Ray Gone For Good

• Titans Make Some History U-Hi Girls Record 1St Soccer Win Over Perennial Power Mead, 3-1

• Gardner, Lindeblad In Hunt After 1St Round At Nw Open

• Eagle Gets National Honor For Two Punt Return Tds

All stories for Sept. 14, 1998 »

• Public In No Mood For Impeachment

• Court Reverses High-Water Mark Ruling Cda Lake Front Owners Can’T Claim Submerged Land

• Smith Will Challenge Murray For Senate Seat Spokane Voters Give Support To Levy For Fire Department

• Sandpoint To Consider Bids On 911 Remodeling

• Milestones

All stories for Sept. 15, 1998 »

• Winning Formula All Six North Side Gsl Teams Showing Strength For ‘98 Season

• Suspension Bridge Takes Shape Near Bowl And Pitcher Project Engineer Says Replacement Span Should Be Set For Walkers Next Month

• Chiefs Enter Final Tuneups Short-Handed Ference, Jones And Rossiter At Camp With Their National Hockey League Clubs

• The County Lines

• No Charges In False Rape Report Police Won’T Identify Woman Who Said Sex Was Consensual

All stories for Sept. 16, 1998 »

• Fair Dealer’S Birds Under Quarantine Some Sold At North Idaho Fair Carried Disease Humans Can Catch

• Experts Will Confer Through Telemedicine Network Primarily Used For Education So Far

• Downtown Plan Offers Glimpse Of City’S Potential First Draft Hedges On Some Topics Dividing Residents

• Pend Oreille River, Spirit Lake To Be Treated

• Dark-Colored Car Sought In Shooting

All stories for Sept. 17, 1998 »

• Bulldogs End 7-Match Losing Streak

• Loyns, Wallin Help Chiefs Rally Past Portland

• People’S Park Visitor Finds Man’S Body

• Truck Theft Suspect Eludes Capture

• Again, Close Not Enough For Vikings

All stories for Sept. 18, 1998 »

• Seniors Face Impossible Task On Health Care

• Business Beat

• Real Estate Survey

• Gamblers Look To Casinos For Fun, Companionship

• In Past, Press Ignored Philandering Leaders

All stories for Sept. 19, 1998 »

• Voters Risk Damage To Supreme Court

• Veteran Laments ‘60S Power Letter Of The Week From Sept. 8

• Gov. Locke Guest Speaker At Trade Council Dinner

• Jean Irvine By Example, She Raises Professional Level Of The Office Worker

• Confidence Makes Big Difference

All stories for Sept. 20, 1998 »

• Spokane Man Pleads Guilty In Bank Fraud Case Petersen Admits To Taking More Than $6 Million In Scheme

• Man Arrested After Stabbing In Downtown

• Mixed-Use Proposal Moves Ahead Council Vote Directs Plan Commission To Come Up With Guidelines

• The County Lines

• Driver Killed As Deer Breaks Windshield Two Serious Accidents Sunday On U.S. Highway 2

All stories for Sept. 21, 1998 »

• These Cooks Prove All’S Fair

• Tibetan Fire

• Vandals Damage Bank Door, Atm

• Mother’S Influence Alleged ‘Teflon Deputy’ Subject Of Sexual Harassment Claim

• 62-Year-Old Will Be Charged In Fatal Stabbing

All stories for Sept. 22, 1998 »

• Good Weather Increases Numbers Pheasant Season Before Deer Hunts This Year

• Pheasants Making Comeback In North Idaho

• Be Prepared If Confronted By Cougar

• No Shortage Of Black Bears

• Rifle Club Opens Doors For Non-Members To Sight In

All stories for Sept. 23, 1998 »

• Eastern Tripped By Nau

• Ferris Reaches Goal, Sweeps Mead

• Newport History Bared During ‘Dig’ It’S Like Archaeological Study For Metal-Detector Enthusiast

• Long-Term Feud Gains TV Special Quarrel Between Dog-Shelter Operator And Her Neighbors

• Locke Warns Of Global See-Saw Governor Says State Can Use Leverage To Ease World Economic Crisis

All stories for Sept. 24, 1998 »

• The County Lines

• Scientist Denounces Atlantic Salmon Fears Says There Is No Proof They Have Reproduced In B.C. Waters

• Lawyer Coffin Dies At 90 Led County Bar Association, Helped Many Civic Groups

• S-R Retains Top Photography Prize Colin Mulvany Wins Cowles Cup For Photos Accompanying Series

• 3 Congress Hopefuls In TV Debate

All stories for Sept. 25, 1998 »

• Marketers Too Focused On Youngsters

• Business Beat

• List Of Offenders

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for Sept. 26, 1998 »

• Telecommuting Benefits Outlined At Workshops

• ‘Summer Camp’ For Retirees Homebuilders Are Rushing To Get Into Active Adult Market

• Corsmith Automotive Their Love And Passion Go Into Car Maintenance, Italian-Style

• Public Periscope

• The County Lines

All stories for Sept. 27, 1998 »

• House Cuts Funds For Restoring Salmon

• One Man Dies, 3 Teens Hurt In Separate Accidents In City

• Businesses Lobby For Stable Phone Rates Owners Worry Restructuring Will Bring Prohibitive Costs For Service

• The County Lines

• Timber Burning Along Columbia

All stories for Sept. 28, 1998 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Workers Plan How To Get By Without Pay

• Eateries Target Of Apparent Scam Business Owners Suspect Someone Was Hoping Letters Would Result In Free Meals

• Spokane Lenders Not Hot On Idea Of 125 Percent Home Equity Loans

All stories for Sept. 29, 1998 »

• Y2K An ‘Economic Chernobyl’ Consultant Warns Of Computer Meltdown, But Many Skeptical

• The County Lines

• Disaster Costs Overstated

• Deputies Detain Central Valley Student

• Flower Shop Tenants Ask For $186,900 In Lawsuit WSU President Denies He Encouraged Pullman Mayor To Bid For Lease

All stories for Sept. 30, 1998 »