Archives | July 1999

• The County Lines

• Holiday Affects Services

• Local Attorney Fined For Court Delays Lawyer Failed To File Timely Appeal In Animal Cruelty Case

• Washington Police Agencies Will Join For A Safer Holiday Weekend

• Idahoans Split On Breaching, Poll Shows

All stories for July 1, 1999 »

• Splash Takes Fourth Place

• Spokane Judge Up For Appeals Court Post Van Sickle Would Be First From City Since 1948 To Serve On 9Th Circuit

• Roadrunners Top Shadow In Shootout

• Mechanical Failure Caused Crane Accident

• The County Lines

All stories for July 2, 1999 »

• The Monitor From The Week Of June 27-July 3, 1999

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Bnsf Promises Emergency Plan For Diesel Spills Proposed Depot Wouldn’T Face State, Federal Monitoring

• Montana Tainted By Diesel Fuel

All stories for July 3, 1999 »

• UI Honors Area Students For Academic Distinction

• Self-Esteem Can Foster Respect In Relationship

• Obituaries

• Area Students Honored By Johns Hopkins Institute

• Johnson-Dorn Spokane

All stories for July 4, 1999 »

• ‘Wild Wild West’ TV Series Comes Out On Video

• Picking A Star Northwest Growers Use Showbiz To Market Cherries In Taiwan

• It’S A Tweet That Stops Us In Our Tracks

• Quitting Too Soon Risks Benefits

• Matched! These Adopted Pets Got A Break In Life, And Their Owners Received Something In Return

All stories for July 5, 1999 »

• Jumping The Bun

• Cheap Seats

• Baerlocher, Harvey Key Indians’ 12-1 Romp Indians 12 Aquasox 1

• This Skeptic Turned Into Big Believer

• Milestones

All stories for July 6, 1999 »

• Stars Finish In Ninth Place At Aau Tournament

• Pro Classic Golf Adds Music Celebrities Miller, Country Stars, Nfl Players Headline Annual Event July 25-26

• Top Cowboys Put Cheney On Tour Stop Three-Day Professional Rodeo Event Falls At Perfect Time This July

• Blaine Sneva Adds Another Twist To Career

• Cheap Seats

All stories for July 7, 1999 »

• Shadow Returns Home, At Last

• Team China Gets Plenty Of Air Time

• Race May Have Been Factor In I-90 Shooting

• Bar Owner Sued In Fatality Parents Of 2-Year-Old Seek Wrongful Death Damages

• The County Lines

All stories for July 8, 1999 »

• Williams Meets Inspiration

• If They Lose, All Isn’T Lost

• Milestones

• Sports People

• Official Records

All stories for July 9, 1999 »

• Suspended Seat Posts Solution To Potholes

• Cheap Outdoor Thrills

• Oregon Festival Features Hand-Blown Glass Floats

• Pullman Summer: Dead Or Alive? Some Things Are Closed, But There’S Still Lots To Do

• Scores Of Toutle Elk Lost To Severe ‘Winter Kill’

All stories for July 10, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Placing Blame Hurts Feelings

• Reunions

• Johnson-Mccrorey East Wenatchee, Wash.

• Gte Grants Benefit Area Nonprofit Groups

All stories for July 11, 1999 »

• Girl Injured When Hit By Van Child On Bicycle Was Crossing Busy 5-Lane Street When Accident Happened

• Firms Evacuated As Crews Fight Fire

• Today In History

• School Board Chairman Resigns Because Of Move

• The County Lines

All stories for July 12, 1999 »

• Local man flees Los Angeles murder probe

• ‘Justin Rose, Then He Fell’ An Epitaph? British Teen’S Career Almost Dead After A Year Of Cuts

• Rack May Be Heading To Northtown

• Mariners’ Numbers Don’T Lie It Shouldn’T Be A Surprise: Team’S Pitching In Sorry State

• It’S Nothing To Karp About State’S Only Player On National Team Gets Start Against Nicaragua

All stories for July 13, 1999 »

• Milestones

• TV News Crew Finds Body Discovery Is Near Home Of Suspected Cop Killer

• Corporate Ladder Rickety For Minority Women Career Growth Is Often A Difficult Or Impossible Climb, Study Says

• Boeing Rejects Disabilities Charge

• Egghead.Com To Merge With Onsale

All stories for July 14, 1999 »

• Benjamin Elevates Best Of The West Volleyball Star From Redmond Sparks Victory Over East In 4A All-State Game

• Selig Basks In $517 Million Toy

• Fivesome’S 226 Wins Pro-Am

• Safeco Field Thrills Opening-Night Fans

• Sports People

All stories for July 15, 1999 »

• Pet Project Adoption Center Finds Loving Homes For Animals

• First Christian Church Focusing On Aging Congregation Members New Pastor Excited About Direction Church Is Taking

• ‘We Have It Really Good Here’ College Students From Area Say Natural Beauty, Family Will Bring Them Back After Graduation

• Public Meetings

• Pentecostal Worship ‘Definitely Different’ Pastor Says Services Heartfelt, Exuberant

All stories for July 16, 1999 »

• Health Care Top Concern For Seniors

• An Uncertain Future Starbucks’ Growth Strategy Has Some Analysts Wondering About The Seattle Company’S Outlook

• Business Beat

• Craig, Crapo, Chenoweth Pan Epa’S Cleanup Feds’ Silver Valley Plan, Metals Limits Blasted

• Employee Cited For Speeding, Causing Wreck

All stories for July 17, 1999 »

• Compromise Key To Easing Tensions

• Jensen-Cameron Chehalis, Wash.

• Rinck-Jones Mount Vernon, Iowa

• Obituaries

• Nicoline Jaramillo Earns Army Commission

All stories for July 18, 1999 »

• Government Creates Drought To Save Species Methow Valley Goes Without Water Even As River Runs At Twice Its Normal Flow

• Barak Gambles On Fast Track To Mideast Peace Israeli Leader Sets Timetable For Breakthrough

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Medicare Process Criticized Proposed Legislation May Speed Up Reviews Of Disputed Claims

All stories for July 19, 1999 »

• Neither Rain Nor Bears Keep Indians From First Spokane Spots Yakima 6-0 Lead Before Rallying In Foul Weather For Key Victory

• Carnoustie Won Few Praises

• Four Species May Land On Imperiled List

• Heat Works In Bears’ Favor

• Official Records

All stories for July 20, 1999 »

• Governor Investigates Wheat Deal Locke Wants To Know Whether Ecology Followed Growers’ Script

• Lottery Numbers

• Edward Kennedy A Witness To Every Tragic Turn Even Most Ardent Foes Admire His Strength As Family Leader

• Kaiser’S Second-Quarter Losses Lower Than Analysts Expected Report Is Best Since Strike, But Stock Price Dip Questioned

• Hemingway Centennial

All stories for July 21, 1999 »

• Forest Service Bulldozed Prehistoric Sites Agency Tore Up 2 Payette Forest Sites As It Pursued Rancher For Doing The Same

• Kaiser Labor Talks To Resume 11 Days Of Negotiations Scheduled For August

• Milestones

• Today In History

• On The Money Gore, Bush Reject Bradley’S Challenge To Curtail Campaign Spending.

All stories for July 22, 1999 »

• Indians Grateful For Garcia’S Presence Middle Reliever Picks Up Fifth Victory As Spokane Extends Streak To Seven

• Chance Of A Lifetime May Be Monson’S Gu Coach, Minnesota Officials Close In On Alluring Agreement

• Sas Advances In Junior Legion

• Chiefs Working On Roster Shuffle

• Jury’S Still Out On Srp’S New Asphalt Strip

All stories for July 23, 1999 »

• Scabland Oasis Blm Purchases 12,800-Acre Escure Property To Preserve Classic Combination Of Coulees And Streams

• Group Speaks Up For Warmwater Fish Voice For Warmwater Fish Walle Unlimited Angling To Be Heard By Government Agencies

• Ok To Use Iodine For Extended Time

• Missouri Milestone History Of West A Rich Theme At Fort Benton

• Citypass Promotes Half-Price Admissions To Popular Attractions

All stories for July 24, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• ‘Austin Powers’ Trailer Tops Film Teasers So Far This Year

• Travis Newby Earns Eagle Scout Rank

• Couple May Need Individual Therapy

• Mathis-Gerding Kirkland, Wash.

All stories for July 25, 1999 »

• Petition Seeks Repeal Of Gay Protections 5,000 Names Gathered To Amend Human Rights Law

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Plane Lumbers Into The Good Life Service In World War Ii Gives Way To Splashy Summers On North Idaho Lakes

• Yosemite Suspect Confesses Fbi Agents Now Linking Deaths Of Park Naturalist, Sightseers

All stories for July 26, 1999 »

• Cheap Seats

• 11, But Who’S Counting? Three Homers Help Indians Win Another

• Area Briefs

• Spokane Athletic Blanks Panorama

• Kempthorne Wants A Say In Grizzly Plan

All stories for July 27, 1999 »

• State Bars 1999 Meet At Playfair Racing Commission’S Written Opinion Repeats Financing, Facilities Concerns

• Indians Make It An Even Dozen Rampaging Spokane Nears League, City Marks For Successive Victories

• Teammates Again Good Friends Sandberg, Garbe Reunited As Professional Ballplayers

• Broncos, Nfl Teams Go Back To School

• Cannons Take Wild Title Game

All stories for July 28, 1999 »

• Hud Requires Purchase Of Low-Income Mortgages

• Inflation Fears Send Stocks Tumbling Investors Are Worried That Fed Will Hike Interest Rates To Cool The Economy

• Panhandle Customers To See Avista Rate Hike Idaho Commission Pares Down Utility’S Request For Higher Increase

• Business Is Booming Robert Heale Has Been Successful At Turning Up The Volume At Sounds On Wheels

• Tangled Paper Trail Shrouds Ownership Of Torched Casino Corporations, Lawsuits, Bankruptcies Muddle Search For Mars Arson Suspects

All stories for July 29, 1999 »

• Suit Blames Therapist For False Memory Woman Says She And Sons Were Made To Think They Were Abused

• Blood Drive Mounted For Steelworker

• Primary Candidates

• Three City Council Seats Attract Variety Of Candidates

• Cheney City Attorney Facing Possible Disbarment Bar Association Investigators Conclude Three Key Rules Were Violated

All stories for July 30, 1999 »

• Nurse Tired Of Bad Doctors

• Age Discrimination Gets Little Attention In Spokane

• Business Beat

• Interplayers Holding Auditions

• Far East Immigrants Subject Of Documentary

All stories for July 31, 1999 »