Archives | August 5, 1999
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Features
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Plateau Indian Market Features Art, Music In Browne’S Addition
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Blue Heat Susan Tedeschi Stirs A Melting Pot Of Musical Genres With Her Mix Of Blues And Rock
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Solo Artists Team Up For Evening Of Jazz
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Hal Ketchum Free Of All Addictions, Illness
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Writer’S Series Follows Century’S Classical Music
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‘Au Naturel’ Opening Number Of Symphony
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Marion Felzman Spokane
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Births
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Obituaries
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Annual Festivals Offer Summer Family Fun
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Reunions
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‘Carmen Sandiego’ Interactive Family Fun
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Follow ‘Gut Feelings’ In These Dreams
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Lesson One: Bus Pulls In, You Get On
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Balazs Works In Coeur D’Alene Through Sept. 18
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It’S No Sleeper ‘The Pajama Game’ Is In A Class With ‘Carousel’ And ‘South Pacific’
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Starry Nights Schuller Is Back, Along With A Lineup That Includes Judy Collins, Hal Ketchum And Peter Frampton
Nation/World
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Ford Faces Showdown Over Its Spinoff Proposal
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Lottery Numbers
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Promoting Harmony
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Here Is Church, Where Is Steeple? Put Back Up By Caring People Town’S Beloved Landmark Restored
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Nethercutt Got Early Pac Funds Thousands Of Dollars Collected Before His Re-Election Declaration
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Talk Show Host May Take On Nethercutt
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Milestones
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Hay Field Death Spawns Outpouring Friends, Strangers Reach Out To Family Who Lost 10-Year-Old Girl
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Today In History
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Spokane Company Buys Coeur D’Alene Brewery
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New Focus Pays Off At Key Tronic Company Diversifying Line To Go Beyond Keyboards
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Senate Oks $7.4 Billion In Emergency Farm Aid Conference Panel To Negotiate Final Shape Of Assistance Plan
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Factory Orders Jump More Than Anticipated
Other
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Ready, Set, Bowl! Lawn Bowlers Love The Competition And Camaraderie Of Their Elegant Sport
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Candidates File For Nonpartisan Primaries West Plains, South Spokane Areas Announce Positions Up For Election
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City Oks Change In Land-Use Plan Decision Takes Fred Meyer Proposal Step Ahead
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Plan To Rename Street Postponed Church Wants Input From Residents About Martin Luther King Way In/Around: East Central Area
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Cheney Bible School Next Week
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Group Drops Appeal; Lc Annex Will Be Razed
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Habitat To Sell Donated Homes
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Teachers Attend Science Symposium Workshop Follows New Curriculum Requirements
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Diseases
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Woman Robbed Walking Downtown
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Man’S Body Found In Overgrown Lot
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Doctors’ Orders An Unremitting Pain
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The County Lines
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Lawmakers Want Breaching Considered Group Of 107 In Congress Signs Letter To Clinton
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Injured Bicyclist’S Condition Upgraded
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Kaiser Strike Similar To Fight At Ravenswood
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City Must Pay Ex-Officer’S Legal Bills It’S The Latest In A Series Of Judgments Against
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Steelworkers March East, West Union Uses Break Between Bargaining Sessions To Launch An Offensive
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Air Force Lets Media Wet Pants
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Man Arrested After Shooting At Police Suspect Fired Once, Narrowly Missing Officers
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Compromise Is In Everyone’S Interest
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Buyout-Wise, We In Idaho Have The Ever-Greener $Tate
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Letters To The Editor
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An ‘Ignitable Liquid’ Found In Mars Annex
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Greene St. Bridge Closed This Afternoon
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Unidentified Man Foils Garbage Pickup Program Neighborhood Council Forced To Re-Examine The Clean-Up Service In/Around: Thorpe-Westwood
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Stage Door Puts On Two Productions
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Lottery Winners
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Home Sales
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Hot Property Police/Sheriff’S Warehouse Stores Everything From Trial Evidence To Lost-And-Found Items
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Wireless Phone Companies Want To Erect 90-Foot Tower Zone Change, Special Permit Sought For Plan In Lincoln Heights
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Streambank Restoration Will Close Part Of Qualchan Play On The Golf Course Will Be Reduced To Nine Holes Sept. 20
Sports
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Rays Give M’S Rookie Some Training Tampa Bay Puts An End To Seattle’S Six-Game Victory Streak
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Inspiration From Above Raymundo Would Sooner Quote The Gospel Than His Stellar Stats
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Truck-Tractor Pull Promoters Hope To Stick
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Privilege Has Strong Ties To Responsibility
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Home Isn’T So Sweet Host City 0-2 Against Centralia, Kennewick
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Nance Turns Around Holmgren Convinces Ex-Cougar To Return
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Official Records
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Elston Falls In U.S. Junior Match
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Cheap Seats
Washington Voices
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11-Year-Old Medal Winner May Be Small, But He’S Good Anthony Fountain Left Junior Olympics With Bronze In Tae Kwon Do
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Holy Trinity Yard Sale To Benefit Church Youth
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Eight Valley Groups Benefit From Rotary Club ‘S Festival Of Trees
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Is It Time To Bury The Berry Secret?
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Recent Bike Thefts Frustrating For Victims Of Crime, Police Best Advice For Keeping Bicycles Is To Lock Them To Immovable Object
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County Oks Trail System Taxing District
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Wv All-Class Reunion Set For Saturday
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Mccollum Ford Ranch For 45 Years, Auto Dealership Now Gus Johnson Ford
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Board Holds Meeting On Liberty Lake Incorporation
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Hi-Jinx In Hillyard Festival Organizers Say More Community Volunteers Will Be Needed To Plan Next Year’S Events
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Stolen Checks Found During Woman’S Arrest
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‘The Bug Lady’ Teaches Kid About Insects, Nature
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Neighborhood Meetings
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‘Jewel Of A Player’ Danny Crowley Helps Northstars Earn One Of Two State Berths
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Student Drivers Each Year, New Batch Of Teenagers Learns Fine Points Of Driving From North Central’S Chuck Filippini
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Winning Heritage Dads Of Pee Wee Champs Had Diamond Success
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CV Grads Get Ewu Scholarships
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Pitching Puts Cannons In State Tourney
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Odyssey Ok’D For Eighth-Grade Class
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Dp Hospital Stopping Ob Services
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Teachers Make Hats As A Literacy Tool
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Local ‘Cat Crusader’ Holds Press Conference
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The Science Of Dishman Hills Researchers To Lead Walk In Natural Area