Archives | June 1999

• Bugs Have Surprising Appetite For Pollution Microbes Convert Toxic Pollutant Into Harmless Chemical

• Most Students Return To Classes At Sacajawea Police Continue Investigation Into School Explosion

• Incumbents Lose In Tribal Primary General Election To Decide Six Positions In Four Districts

• A Special Flame

• The County Lines

All stories for June 1, 1999 »

• Doe Seeks Comments On Land Richardson Wants To Turn Over Wahluke Slope For Game Refuge

• The County Lines

• One Tough Panda

• Wood Left No Confession, Detectives Say

• Salmon’S Ailing Left Wrist Expected To Be Healed By End Of Month

All stories for June 2, 1999 »

• Blue Jays Pick Cda Ace

• Milestones

• Family Rides Fitness Trail Mountain Biking Helps Hursts Stay In Shape And Stay Together

• Today In History

• Fishing Report

All stories for June 3, 1999 »

• Meter Boss Let A Mountain Of Change Pile Up

• New Shadow Has A Sunny Outlook Costner May Fill Gap For Short-Handed Team

• CV Athlete Reluctant Observer Of Javelin Accident

• Milestones

• Ferris, East Valley Are All-Sports Trophy Winners

All stories for June 4, 1999 »

• 3 freeway routes remain on the table

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Inland Northwest Tribes Work Hard To Preserve Their Native Tongues

All stories for June 5, 1999 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Street Vacation, Dog Rules On Agenda

• The County Lines

• Keep Marriage Strong, Focus On Positives

All stories for June 6, 1999 »

• Schools Chief Finalists Visit Colville This Week

• Transient’S Body Found In Valley Sheriff’S Detectives Suspect Death May Be A Homicide

• Royals Send Top Draft Pick To Indians

• Spokane Task Force To Offer Help

• The County Lines

All stories for June 7, 1999 »

• Strong-Mayor Backer Turns In Enough Names Eugster Submits Over 4,000 Signatures

• Ammonia Scare Closes Dover Bridge

• Delay Hike For Avista, Ipuc Told Ex-Commission Member Now Representing Potlatch

• Detectives Check Out Ex-Convict Blood Taken, Clothes Seized In Investigation Of Teen’S Death

• Pastoral Letter Called ‘A Dream Come True’ Seen As Validation Of 25 Years Of Ministry To Gays

All stories for June 8, 1999 »

• Home Sales

• Coverlet Sale To Benefit Cheney Museum In/Around: Cheney

• Neighborhood Meetings

• East Valley Middle School Honor Roll

• Rezone Sought For Mirabeau Area Land

All stories for June 9, 1999 »

• Woman Loses Breast-Feeding Lawsuit Spokane Jury Rules She Was Not A Victim Of Sexual Discrimination In Her Dismissal

• The County Lines

• Region’S Lutherans Elect Next Bishop The Rev. Martin Wells To Begin His Six-Year Term In September

• Journey To Kashmir Rooted In Hope Jane Schelly Continues To Pursue Clues To Missing Husband’S Fate

• Motorcyclist Listed In Critical Condition

All stories for June 10, 1999 »

• Lagat Lands Top Honor In Pac-10

• Indians Players Slow To Arrive, Delaying Minicamp A Few Hours

• Today In History

• Surge Tests Shadow’S Patience One Spokane Goal All It Takes As Cascade Forgets About Offensive Side Of Match

• Official Records

All stories for June 11, 1999 »

• The Monitor From The Week Of June 6-12, 1999

• Fun Starts Where Scientific Ways End

• Book Club

• Summer Writing Workshop Includes Poetry, Fiction Classes

• Zeppelin’S Music Sales Climbing

All stories for June 12, 1999 »

• Veterans Services Moving Out Of Welfare Office Space

• Hiawatha Trail Opens 2Nd Year Ex-Rail Route Features 9 Tunnels, 7 Trestles

• Outstanding Warrants

• Blm’S Wild Horses, Burros Herded To Cda For Auction New Adoption Rules Protect Animals From Slaughterhouses

• The County Lines

All stories for June 13, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Madam Butterfly

• Lottery Numbers

• River Search To Resume For Athlete’S Body Two Others Remain Missing From Area Lakes Drownings

• Legion Rallies Fall Just Short

All stories for June 14, 1999 »

• Two Fires Char Brush In Chattaroy, Park Areas Fire Officials Says Debris From 1996 Ice Storm Contributed To Blaze

• Three Men Charged In Connection With Shooting

• The County Lines

• Faa Lets Pilot’S Wife Hear Tapes Of Radio Traffic But Missing Pilot’S Last Transmission Yields No Clues To Possible Crash Site

• Two Children Drown At Red Rock Lake

All stories for June 15, 1999 »

• Golfers Earn Aau Berths

• Shadow Wins First-Round Test At Chico Spokane Home To Sounders In Next Step Of U.S. Open Cup

• Ruen Bids Aloha To Trojans Gym Pf Product Bows Out Tonight In Aau Classic

• Confident Bostice In Fightin’ Mood

• Idaho Stars Take Their Best Shot A Classic Challenge: Handle Washington’S Talent

All stories for June 16, 1999 »

• The Shrinking Globe

• Health District Wants Smoke-Free Parks

• Burning Tire Found Near Mosque

• Sauer, Defense Beat Idaho Stars

• Official Records

All stories for June 17, 1999 »

• Centennial Trail Relocation Being Discussed Traffic, Obstructed Views Along 1.4 Mile Stretch By Northwest Boulevard Makes Trail Use Hazardous

• Building Permits

• Public Meetings

• Letters To The Editor

• Success Of Students End Result Of Exchange Program

All stories for June 18, 1999 »

• How Does Reader Haul Nine Bicycles?

• This ‘Free’ Lunch Is Costly

• Real Estate Survey

• Polarization Of Classes Must Come To An End

• Diversity To Decline At UW Law School

All stories for June 19, 1999 »

• Try Reconnecting With Distant Spouse

• Kids’ Favorite Network - Nickelodeon - Turns 20

• Reunions

• Rogers-Lockhart Spokane

• Paraplegic Abandons Mount Rainier Climb

All stories for June 20, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Two Teachers To Attend Institute On Hemingway

• Cheap Seats

• Births

• Vandals, Cougars Sign Martin Stadium Deal

All stories for June 21, 1999 »

• Oh, Behave!

• Today In History

• Milestones

• WSU Recruit Chooses Baseball Instead Of Football

• Official Records

All stories for June 22, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Home Sales

• ‘Do It For Mike’ Volleyball Team May Attend Championships Without Injured Coach Mike Sacco

• Citizen Khrushchev

All stories for June 23, 1999 »

• Officers Surround Home Of Medical Lake Man

• Indictment Expanded In Lease Case Executives Face 80 Counts Of Wire Fraud, Money Laundering, Illegal Transactions

• The County Lines

• 2 Arrested As They Leave Burning Home

• Sheriff To Stick With Gun Firm Smith & Wesson To Replace Pistols With New .45-Calibers

All stories for June 24, 1999 »

• Late Goal Gives Seattle 1-0 Victory Over Shadow

• Milestones

• Fbi Takes On Kosovo Crime Scene Bureau Looking For Suspects In Murder Of Albanian Men

• Official Records

• Pelluer Will Replace Sorensen As Cougs’ Color Commentator

All stories for June 25, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Parade Floats Sinking Churches’ Normal Service Times

• Idaho Records

• Today In History

• Cyndi Petersen Teen Volunteer Coordinator At Kootenai Medical Center

All stories for June 26, 1999 »

• Council Expected To Vote On Several Issues

• Today In History

• Animal Cruelty Case’S Appeal May Be Tossed Defendants Still Using Attorney Who Has Missed Court Deadlines

• Public Periscope

• That’S The Ticket

All stories for June 27, 1999 »

• Evergreen Club’S Close Frustrating For Patients

• Bandits Pummel Pullman

• Cheap Seats

• Indians’ Skid Hits Five Games

• Official Records

All stories for June 28, 1999 »

• Indians Pull Off Win With Two Outs In Ninth

• Spokane Golfer Gains Lead In Oregon Junior Tourney

• Washington Agriculture Community Urged To Help Set Trade Policies Agency Is Seeking Wto Input

• Internet On Ramp Loses Ewu Contract Free Internet Service In Dorms To Be Provided By New Firm

• Milestones

All stories for June 29, 1999 »

• The County Lines

• Hasta La Vista, Baby

• Damage Found In New Carissa Stern

• College Administrators Getting Hard To Find Increased Job Pressure, Private-Sector Salaries Are Factors

• State Investigates Schools’ Role In Elections Parent-Teacher Group At A Post Falls Elementary School Created Fliers Endorsing School Board Incumbents, Sent Them Home With Kids

All stories for June 30, 1999 »