Archives | August 22, 1999
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Business
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Workers Tolerate Bad Jobs For Cash
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Linda Tate-Ertz Harvest Truck Driver, Tate Farms, Almira, Wash.
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The Home Office What Many Who Work From Home Gain In Free Time, They Miss In Lunches, Lonely Commuting And Office Gossip
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Big Companies Hungry To Merge And Get Bigger Yet
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River Park Square Design Rooted In Spokane Tradition
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High Stakes Card Game Former Seafirst Bank Credit Card Center Manager Takes Over Bank Of America’S Growing Card Division
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Business Beat
Features
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Now That’S The Way To Pop The Question
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Feeling Like A Kid Again Takes It Toll
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Reunions
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Larry And Beverley Stanley Spokane
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Tom And Dottie Hodgson St. Maries
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‘Jupiter’S Bones’ Probes Into World Of Cults
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Book Club
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Need Help Budgeting Your Money? Read On
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Gu To Sponsor ‘Anne Frank’ Exhibit
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Images Of Old Records Going Online
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Get Her Motor Runnin’ Who Said Roadtrips Were Just For Guys? Women Can Have Fun On The Wide Open Highway
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Chopper Now Cleared For Takeoff
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True Stories: The Road Is Their Middle Name
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Computer Art Exhibit Being Held At Ewu
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Don’T Hit The Road Without These Tunes
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Frank H. And Edna E. Nickell Spokane
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John A. And Ruby I. Streit Spokane
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C. David And Joy M. Estell Spokane
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Duane And Donna Berg Hayden, Idaho
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John And Aneta Bording Spokane
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Jim And Lou Ann Quinn Spokane
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Richard And Carol Grebe Spokane
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Vic And Irene Rutz Spokane
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Gerry And Dar Kellogg Cheney
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Art And Carol Schuh Harrington, Wash.
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Musica Latina Latin Pop Has Been Around For Years; Its Time For The Critics To Recognize It’S Here To Stay
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‘Titanic’ Inspiration For Diamond Rio Tune
Idaho
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Domestic Dispute Leads Police To Large Methamphetamine Lab
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New Director Is Righting Women’S Center Ship
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Swim Bridges Age Groups Women Pace The Pack In 1.76-Mile Race Alongside Lake Pend Oreille Span
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Metals Limits Plan Draws Ire, Praise Epa Will Sift Nearly 300 Comments And Reports, Weigh Petition With 2,200 Names
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Why No Neo-Nazi Parade?
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Firefighters Contain Blaze Fed By Wind
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The County Lines
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Idaho Records
Nation/World
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Milestones
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Today In History
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Otter Digs Himself A Hole He Violates Clean Water Act, Fails To Get Permits For Clean-Up Projects
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Also Today: Council Candidates Apply For The Job
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Wsp Chief Losing Backup Hard-Line Leader Charges Forward As Support Unravels
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Study’S Results Prompt Uneasy Reaction
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Connection: Plutonium Stockpiled At Hanford
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They Might Be Giants
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Old-Time Love Affair Conquers Courts Threat Of Jail, Fines Couldn’T Stop Wedding
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Lottery Numbers
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Right On Target
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Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week
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Connection: Few Local Restrictions
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Group Rails Against Trail Landowners South Of Harrison Hire Attorney To Stop 72-Mile Mullan-To-Plummer Route
Other
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Spectacular Sandstone End Of Summer Perfect Time To Experience The Colorful Canyons Of American Southwest
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Group Effort Relying On Teamwork, An Unlikely Collection Of Hikers Tackle A Rugged Traverse Of Canada’S Purcell Wilderness
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Water Filters A Good Idea
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Take Scenic Route Through Glacier Going-To-The-Sun Road Offers Winding Journey Through One Of The Largest National Parks
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Cultural Connections Unity Celebration Aims To Build Respect, Friendship
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Spokane Schools’ Busy Summer Will Pay Dividends
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Some Progress Happens Quietly
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Nice And Neighborly It’S Easy To Feel Distance From International Stories Of Wars Among People. Yet Hatred And War Can Begin Close To Home, In Our Neighborhoods. Feuds Among Neighbors About Property Lines, Fences, Children And Animals Can Escalate Into V
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Reward Offered For Man Tied To Scalding Of Infant
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Stop The Waste Of Tax Money
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I Am For Listening
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Spokane Needs To Develop A Vision
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Government Alamanc
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We Must Open Up City Government
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I Understand Fiscal Responsibility
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I Want To ‘Unlock Progress’
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I Am A Servant Of The People
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Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
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Our Public Agencies Must Work Together
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Can We Get A Replay Of That Tally On The Big Screen?
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Individuals Can Make A Difference
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Moran Fair’S Blue Ribbon Run Ends At 50 Years
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Supremacist Draws Town Into Debate Racist Church To Gather In Western Montana
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City, County Feud Over Computer System Soaring Costs, Schedule Delays Mark Law Enforcement Dispatch Software
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Two People Die In Wrecks On Roads In North Idaho
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Join The Big Clean
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Pennsylvania State Parks Offer Hiking, Cycling
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Discovering The Dells The Sandstone Formations Known As The Wisconsin Dells Have Attracted Curious Tourists For Nearly 150 Years
Sports
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Second Try Worth It For Nance, Bailey
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Vandals Fail To Hit Their Stride
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Dominating Defense Reminiscent Of ‘94 Team
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Letters To The Editor
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Cheap Seats
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Catching Up A Recipe For Success Jim Barbieri Was Baseball’S Spice Of Life For 11 Pro Seasons, Including Seven In Spokane
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Indians Find 23 Ways To Lift Confidence
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Hansen Hits Best In Pinch Dodgers Veteran Also Shines With Surfboard Or Guitar
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For Hunter, Batting Stroke Was All In The Cards
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Harrick Signed As Headliner For Basketball Coaches Clinic
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Seahawks Lose Pritchard To Knee Injury Long-Range Status Won’T Be Known Until After Surgery On Torn Cartilage
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Harvey Elevates Indians Two-Run Double In Eighth Spoils Complete Game By Rockies’ Starter
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Cuban Beats Kerwick