Archives | January 1999

• For Busy Libraries, Check Out January

• Attendance Mandatory At New Year’S Eve Bash

• New Year’S Eve Accidents Kill Two Pedestrian Struck By Car; Driver Hits Tree In Separate Incident

• The County Lines

• Say Hello To Hayden And Emilie

All stories for Jan. 1, 1999 »

• Vince Gill’S ‘The Key’ Too Country For Fans

• Business Beat

• Workshops Will Focus On Holistic Health

• Programs Help Women To Pursue Their Dreams

• Organize And Subscribe This Year

All stories for Jan. 2, 1999 »

• Doe Workshop Looks At Detecting Dangerous Waste

• Retailers Look Ahead To Foggy 1999 Challenges Of Customer Service, Internet And Profits Are Formidable

• John, Toni Robideaux Ad Couple Redefine Their Multimedia Role With A !

• Start-Up Firms Often Saved By ‘Angels’

• Today In History

All stories for Jan. 3, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Jason Hogan Completes Basic Military Training

• Student Dancers Leap At Challenging Program

• Cathedral Organ Breaks Into Ragtime

• Film Critics Group Picks ‘Out Of Sight’ As Best

All stories for Jan. 4, 1999 »

• Man Held In I-80 Shootings Police Say Suspect Planned To Rob Drivers After Causing Wrecks

• Lottery Numbers

• Milestones

• Year Of The Woman

• UI Sacks Assistant Coach Monarrez Jr. Won’T Face Criminal Charges After University Assures Boise Police It Will Deal With Problem

All stories for Jan. 5, 1999 »

• Indian Trail Library Reception Will Honor Artist Ilse Killian-Tan

• Neighborhood Meetings

• Ridgeview Christian Hosting Guest Ministers

• Lottery Winners

• Liquor Licenses

All stories for Jan. 6, 1999 »

• Bailey, Burgess Team Up To Boost Ewu To Big Victory

• Gonzaga Prep Defeats Scrappy Rogers

• Ferris And Larsen Hit Their Marks

• Eagles’ Big Rally Falls Short Against Lumberjacks

• The County Lines

All stories for Jan. 7, 1999 »

• Frankovic Heats Up For G-Prep

• Pacific’S Late Basket Does In Whitworth Vernon Connects For Boxers, Completes Four-Point Play

• Today’S Best Bets

• Ferris Bolsters Confidence Saxon Boys, Tiger Girls Win; Lc Claims Chuck The Chicken

• Down 3 At Half, Sje Wins By 18

All stories for Jan. 8, 1999 »

• Whitworth Brings Its Losing Streak To An End

• Williams Carries Ewu In Road Win Scores 30 Points, Handles Northridge’S Pressure Defense

• Big West Conference

• Hot-Shooting Waves Whip Gonzaga Women

• Ccs Picks It Up In Second Half

All stories for Jan. 9, 1999 »

• Crows Nest Entertainment Variety Of Services Key To Success For Entertainment Tech Firm

• Imacs Look - And Sell - Like Candy Apple Riding Resurgence Of Radical New Design

• ‘Tools For Tough Times’ Theme Of Spokane Ag Expo

• Employee Stock Plans More Popular

• Police Tell Disneyland To Not Touch Evidence

All stories for Jan. 10, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Gop Tries To Retain Balance In Filling Senate Seat

• Teacher Makes Deal To Drop Lawsuit Drops Claim In Exchange For Promise District, Two Women Won’T Countersue

• Impaired Judgment Can’T Keep Man From Prison Judge Gives Bomb-Builder 41 Months, Decides Danger Exceeds Pills’ Impact

• Dui Arrests Show Spike With New .08 Law Washington State Patrol Lieutenant Doesn’T Expect Dui Stops To Increase In ‘99

All stories for Jan. 11, 1999 »

• Comeback Rescues G-Prep

• Milestones

• Balanced G-Prep Gets Past Mead

• EV Knocks Off Lake City, Gains Ground

• Greyhounds Run Wild

All stories for Jan. 12, 1999 »

• Naacp Chapter To Install Officers

• Area Governments To Share $250,000 Usda Grant

• Rape Triggers Warning Police Urge Shadle-Area Residents To Be Vigilant

• Idaho Records

• Governor Wants New Savings Plan Law Could Cause Budget Woes, Wants To Use Tobacco Funds

All stories for Jan. 13, 1999 »

• Freshman Keys Winning Run For Ewu

• Police Arrest Suspect In Drive-Through Shooting

• 350 Call About Lead Exposure Program 1,700 Who Lived In Silver Valley May Be Eligible For Medical Monitoring Service

• Soph Leads CV To Win

• Seven-Bout Card Scheduled For Casino Feb. 4

All stories for Jan. 14, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Ousted Official Blasts Kettle River Board

• Body Of Third Fairchild Airman Recovered Fourth Body Found In Kc-135 Wreckage As German Churches Hold 24-Hour Vigils

• Community Unites To Help Boy’S Fight For Life Thousands Of Dollars Raised To Find Bone Marrow Donor For Infant

• America’S Farm Woes

All stories for Jan. 15, 1999 »

• Rustic Bunting Makes Rare Visit

• Apple Blossom Time In Fresno Coming Up

• Lincoln County Winter Bird Drive

• Downtown Amenities Seem To Attract Retirees

• Business Beat

All stories for Jan. 16, 1999 »

• Zieris-Papp Virginia Beach

• Births

• Obituaries

• Bentley-Orchard Mead

• Animated Video Tells King Story In Kid-Friendly Way

All stories for Jan. 17, 1999 »

• It’s a typical waiting room, except for lawyers, alarms

• Pickup Driver Sought After Jogger Struck

• The County Lines

• Forest Service Snags Trout Habitat County Let Deal Go Through After Groups Offset Lost Taxes

• Human Rights Ordinance Returns To Council New Version Takes Out Controversial Elements; Changes Definitions

All stories for Jan. 18, 1999 »

• California Man Sought In Killing Case

• The County Lines

• Former Chronicle Editor Gordon Coe Dies Spokane Native, 82, Was ‘Shattered’ By Son’S Rape Conviction

• Three Injured In Remote Helicopter Crash

• WSU Gives King Awards To 4 People

All stories for Jan. 19, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Idaho Records

• Land Swap Takes Root After Rare Orchid Protected Forest Service Keeps 40-Acre Parcel With Sensitive Flower In Deal With State

• Blue Cross To Honor Ageless Heroes

All stories for Jan. 20, 1999 »

• North-south freeway will be built from Hillyard down

• Hints From Heloise

• George Sets Pace As Ferris Prevails

• Undefeated Bennett Paces Newport To Win Over Dp

• Turner’S Basket, Foul Shots Pull Gu To Victory

All stories for Jan. 21, 1999 »

• Bro Spurs Lc To Easy Victory

• Kellogg Holds Off Priest River

• Tekoa-Oakesdale Perfect Against Bi-County Rivals

• North Idaho Comes Up Short In 63-62 Loss

• Newport Stops Lakeside’S Run

All stories for Jan. 22, 1999 »

• Drunken driver a painful memory

• Fish Disease Whirls Into Yellowstone Parasite That Attacks Trout At Work In Park Waters

• Cop Docs Help Keep Officers On An Even Emotional Keel In Program, Police Learn To Cope With One Of Society’S Most Stressful Jobs

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for Jan. 23, 1999 »

• Tribes Holding Summit On Gambling Gathering In Spokane Comes As Many State, Federal Issues Regarding Indian Gaming Are Ripening

• Annual March To Oppose Abortion Quieter Abortion Rights Supporters Decide Not To Hold Counterdemonstration

• High-Risk Sex Offender Arrested In Spokane

• Today In History

• The County Lines

All stories for Jan. 24, 1999 »

• Intolerance Undercuts ‘City With A Heart’

• Bill Would Restrict Errant ‘Novice’ Drivers

• Sheahan Named To State Senate He Will Replace Eugene Prince; Don Cox Picked For House Seat

• Woman’S Lawsuit Claims She Was Held Illegally Spokane Police Also Accused Of Injuring Dog During Drug Raid

• Dees’ Center Has Compiled Extensive Resume Forced Kkk To Turn Its Headquarters Over To Lynching Victim’S Mother

All stories for Jan. 25, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Second Hand

• State Second In Personal Income Growth Nevada Gets Edge For Nation’S Top Spot

• Tribes Profitable For Washington Study Tries To Dispel Myth That Reservations Are An Economic Drag

All stories for Jan. 26, 1999 »

• Man Robs Bank Inside Grocery Store

• Military, Civilian Officials Shoot For Multi-Use Armory City, Sheriff, Guard Representatives Scouting For Funds For $30 Million Project

• Inmate Charges Light Violates Rights Says Flourescent Bulb Left On All Day Interfered With Sleep, Psychological Health

• The County Lines

• Ccs Women Prevail

All stories for Jan. 27, 1999 »

• Ferris Gymnasts Bring Gsl Title Back Home After 19-Year Absence

• Father Convicted Of Intimidating Custody Witness

• Kennewick Man’S Bones To Return

• Big Sky Conference

• Colleagues, Students Grieve For WSU Chemist Zuzanna Czuchajowska Killed In Traffic Accident Near Coeur D’Alene

All stories for Jan. 28, 1999 »

• “Learning The Hard Way: The State Of Safety In Washington Schools” State’S Newspapers Join In Investigation Of School Safety

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Business Beat

• Valley History Saved In Pages Of Her Book

All stories for Jan. 29, 1999 »

• Make Sure Jacket Has Enough Insulation

• Job Hopping Raises Flags

• Foreign Shoestring U.S. On The Cheap Attractive To Overseas Sightseers

• Rope In Some Happy Memories At Dude Ranch

• Dashing Through The Snow Sleigh Rides Are Great Way For Family To Enjoy Bracing Cold Of A Winter’S Day - Or Night

All stories for Jan. 30, 1999 »

• Hints From Heloise

• Parenting Stepkids Can Strain Relationship

• Obituaries

• Gonzaga University Honors Va Lena Curran

• Ach In Hunt After Big Win

All stories for Jan. 31, 1999 »