Archives | April 1999

• Arguments Heard In ‘Bubba’S’ Arson Trial Prosecutor Says Flammable Liquid Was Poured On Floor

• In A Flash, Gordon Leads Cv’S Victory Bears Sweep Panthers For First Time In Gsl Track

• Stanford Gets Early Start, Beats WSU

• Mt. Spokane Continues Baseball Turnaround

• New Conflict Alleged In Whitman Commissioner Wigen Named In Flap Over County Plan Change

All stories for April 1, 1999 »

• Dedicated To An End A Vow He Made 20 Years Ago Drives Henson In Pursuit Of Olympic Gold

• Russians Almost Made It

• Milestones

• Cougars’ Bullpen A Bust

• Cheney’S Stingy Pitching Fuels Sweep Of Moscow

All stories for April 2, 1999 »

• Bunker Hill Task Force Has Seen Its Clout Erode

• Today In History

• Beginning Pay Poses Problems Second-Year Teacher Struggles As Wedding Day Draws Near

• West Sider Can’T Live Where He Teaches High Housing Prices In Bellevue Force Young Teacher To Make Long Commute

• Silver Valley Group Snarls At Watchdog Business People Say Pollution Crusade Is Going Too Far

All stories for April 3, 1999 »

• Public Periscope

• Today In History

• Curtain Rises On Popcorn Forum Nic Presentations Put Focus On 2Nd Millennium Direction

• Spring Rides On Chaotic Fall Frantic Flight Of A Raindrop Helps Shape Life On The Earth Below

• Police Call Ends In Meth Lab Bust

All stories for April 4, 1999 »

• Stars Out On Opening Day

• Eastern Washington Cleans Up In Golf

• Ewu Women Triumph

• Tollett-Jordan Thornton, Wash.

• Three Wilbur Students Win Dar Essay Contest

All stories for April 5, 1999 »

• Milestones

• County Offers Help On Sewers Some Low-Income Seniors Can Defer Payments

• Post Falls Dmv Office To Close For Two Days

• Lawmakers Up A Tree Over Cougar Hunt No Consensus For Repealing Voter-Approved Ban On Using Dogs

• Road In Grizzly Country Alive Again Impact Study Follows Opponents’ Successful Appeal

All stories for April 6, 1999 »

• WSU Stalwarts Transfer California Offers Better Pay, Jobs To Top Administrators

• Cda School District Gets Curriculum Grant

• The County Lines

• Four Saint Bernards Judged Dangerous Owner Must Take Special Precautions, Commissioner Roskelley Decides

• Today In History

All stories for April 7, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Cellar-Dwelling WSU Has Lost Its Momentum

• Riverside Boys Begin Slowly, But Win Easily

• Lawmakers Upset By Video Voyeurism California Law Targets ‘Upskirt’ Photography For Web Sites

All stories for April 8, 1999 »

• Construction Budget Totals $2.2 Billion Senate Demos’ Plan Trims Some House Spending, But Chambers Not Far Apart

• Ewu Told To Shift Weight To Cheney Departures From Spokane Would Affect More Than 450 Students

• Teen To Settle Suit Over Parade Arrest

• The County Lines

• Kids Ready For Junior Bloomsday

All stories for April 9, 1999 »

• Put Up With Irritating Boss

• Clarence And Mary J. Block Spokane

• Sign Up For Newcomers Club Luncheon

• On The Road Again Years Later, He Takes A Trip East, This Time With Granddaughter

• ‘Heart’ More Than A Biography

All stories for April 10, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Births

• Winners In 4-H Dog Bowl, Oral Presentations Named

• Mclean-Mellen Vancouver, Wash.

• Accept Differences For Successful Bond

All stories for April 11, 1999 »

• Avista Earnings Below Expectations

• Today In History

• Short Reports

• Taxing Job

• Milk Move Has Students Drinking Outside The Box Central Valley Schools Test Cost-Reducing Pouches

All stories for April 12, 1999 »

• Restaurant Owner Cleared Of Arson Charges Defendant Says He Was Victim Of Overzealous Investigation

• Court Clerk Lands In Jail After Pot Bust

• Five Children Drown As Car Sinks In Canal Two Adults Swim To Safety In Wreck Near Ephrata

• Cougars Stumble Again In Loss To Lcsc

• Battle Over Ailing Church Leader Settled

All stories for April 13, 1999 »

• Milestones

• ‘Difficult To Forgive Myself’ Spokane Woman Submerged In Grief After Losing Children In Similar Wreck

• Obituaries

• Rotary Club Names Students Of The Month

• L&I Levies $34,800 Fine In Fatal Blast Moses Lake Company Cited For Alleged Safety Violations

All stories for April 14, 1999 »

• Children Of War For The Young Kosovars, There Are No ‘Happy Lies’ That Can Delude Them About The Reality Of Armed Conflict.

• Milestones

• Pop Fly Double Helps Ferris Clinch Victory

• Becker Has Wildcats Optimistic

• Cougs Need More Strikes

All stories for April 15, 1999 »

• Vikings Boys, Girls Sweep Moscow

• Doyal Grabs Lead As Bull Riders Deliver

• WSU Golfers Up To Challenge

• Holyfield Testifies

• WSU Hires Two Assistants

All stories for April 16, 1999 »

• Sailor’s son pursues long-submerged truth

• Joe Cosgrove Owner, Little Joe’S Espresso, Coeur D’Alene

• Workplace Needs A No-Whine Zone

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for April 17, 1999 »

• Alaska Airlines Workers End Sickout

• The County Lines

• Public Periscope

• Today In History

• Wallace School Levy On Ballot Tuesday

All stories for April 18, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Locke’S Health Insurance Bill Dangerously Ill Both Parties Unhappy With Plan Governor Negotiated With State’S Top Three Insurers In Individual Health Care Market

• This Time, No Headlong Rush

• You’Ve Got To Be Kidding - Really

• Accident Kills Snowmobiler At Schweitzer

All stories for April 19, 1999 »

• New Fee At Scc To Pay For Computer Upgrades

• Spokane’S Road Project List Appears To Be Safe Lawmakers From Both Houses Must Hammer Out Final Package

• Ferris Clubs Nc To Back Up Hodl

• Shadle Keeps Pace

• EV Heads Into Lead

All stories for April 20, 1999 »

• School Security

• Health District Oks Budget

• Haunting Memories Whitworth Student Struggles To Deal With Massacre At Her Alma Mater

• Lottery Numbers

• Jury Acquits Store Owner Who Gave Nip Over Tux Woman Bit Customer During Scuffle, Said She Saw It As Stopping Robbery

All stories for April 21, 1999 »

• Colville Boys, Girls Both Win Twice

• Ccs Loses Karstens To Torn Knee Ligament

• First-Division Teams All Win

• Pullman Catches Up To Riverside In Soccer

• The County Lines

All stories for April 22, 1999 »

• Former Rathdrum Cop Returns To Place Where His Career Began

• Pedal Pushers Cyclists Of All Ages Enjoy Vertical Earth’S Tuesday Night Rides

• Intellectual Pursuit Becomes Pastor’S Life Work

• Amc Awards Scholarships To Students

• Kootenai County Permits

All stories for April 23, 1999 »

• Letters To The Editor

• Cheap Seats

• Eastern Washington Set For Annual Bash

• S-R Sports Sections, Columnists Earn Honors

• Cougars Yet To Find A Solution At Qb; So What Else Is New?

All stories for April 24, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Home On The Range

• Lottery Numbers

• Births

• Obituaries

All stories for April 25, 1999 »

• Levies On Ballot In Colville, Newport

• Book Detailing Zags’ Success Available Today

• Felon Suspected In Shooting Arrested

• Salvadorans Thankful For Help Charity Director Tells Spokane Jeans, Chickens Make A Difference

• ‘N Sync At The Arena: They’Re So Awesome!

All stories for April 26, 1999 »

• Freeway deemed ‘wasteful’

• Today In History

• Disney Earnings Hurt By Slumping Sales Of Videos, Merchandise

• Under The Gun

• Plan Asks $1 Billion To Acquire Scenic Areas Big Sur Among Targets Of Land Legacy Proposal

All stories for April 27, 1999 »

• Madonna’S Song Low On The Charts

• Sandpoint Gallery Featuring Paintings By W.E. Lewis

• Births

• Obituaries

• University Of Idaho Seniors Receive Alumni Awards For Excellence

All stories for April 28, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Problem, Answers Reside Within Us Gun Controls Fail People Choose Crime, And Can Stop It, Too.

• Inert Status Quo Not Good Enough Gun Controls Work Regulations Can Help Reduce The Body Counts.

• Alaska Airlines Forced To Halt Flights Mechanics’ ‘Slowdown’ Gets Blame

All stories for April 29, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Risk Of Osteoporosis Begins In Youth

• Greece On Display

• Lottery Numbers

• Today In History

All stories for April 30, 1999 »