Archives | June 20, 1999
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Features
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Teens Ready For Odd Jobs Rent-A-Kid Program Offers Youths ‘Learn-While-You-Earn’ Experience
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Spirit Of The West Silver Streak John Evans Grew Up Wanting To Be A Firefighter. But The Promise Of Big Paychecks Lured Him 3,000 Feet Below The Surface In Search Of Silver.
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Spirit Of The West Paradise Lost Much Of What Once Was Headquarters, Idaho, Has Disappeared, But The Logging Town Still Exists In One Person’S Mind.
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Spirit Of The West Settling Effect The Women’S Christian Temperance Union Fought For Women’S Rights And, Along The Way, Helped Turn The Wild West Into A More Mild West.
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Wes And Dorothy Newbill Otis Orchards
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Herman R. And Marcina A. Wahl Chattaroy
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Alfred And Ruth Wiest Odessa, Wash.
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A. Jack And Eva M. Bishop Spokane
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Lenn And Fran Dompier Davenport, Wash.
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Richard A. And Lotus L. Mcclenahan Spokane
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Duprie-Oltmann Spokane
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Ferdinand And Elizabeth Swenson Walla Walla
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Talley-Penning Carlsbad, Calif.
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Itsy Bitsy Buys Rights To ‘Eloise’
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Poac Gallery Site Of ‘Seven Days’ Exhibit
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Dig Deeper Into Brain For Answers
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Gems Found Among Pages In 1999 Inroads
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Marty Stuart’S ‘Pilgrim’ An Ambitious Release
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Robert S. And Allison H. Douthitt Spokane
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James And Muirel Patton Spokane
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Robert F. And Marylou Lavelle Spokane
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Hilfiker-Sabo Las Vegas
Nation/World
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The Monitor From The Week Of June 13-19, 1999
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Throwing Weight Around
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Same Sad Story Set In A Different Location
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Spirit Of The West Railroads Recruited People From All Over The World, Creating Mini-Melting Pot
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Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week
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Today In History
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Milestones
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Councilman’S Son Among Those Arrested In Cda Melee
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Inmate Trades
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Spirit Of The West Boom And Bust As Railroads Connected The Inland Northwest To The Rest Of The Nation, A Region Began Taking Shape, Built On Promises Of Riches And Excess That Weren’T Always True.
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Police Defend Actions At Riot Some Witnesses Say Officers Overreacted At Downtown Melee
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Society Gives Ties A Dressing-Down
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Lottery Numbers
Other
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A Century In Review In The News A Look Back At A Few Of The Stories That Were Reported From 1926 To 1950 In The Inland Northwest
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A Century In Review From Poor To War The Prosperity Of The ‘20S Quickly Gave Way To The Hard Times Of The ‘30S, But The Inland Northwest Pulled Itself Together To Play A Big Role In World War Ii
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A Century In Review Through The Years A Timeline Of Events That Occurred In The Inland Northwest From 1926 To 1950
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Spirit Of The West In Their Words The Week Of The Great Fire Of 1889 Offers A Glimpse Of The Ups And Downs That Marked The Early Days Of The Inland Northwest.
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Group Offers Support System For Businesses
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A Century In Review Good Times And Bad Part Two 1926-1950
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The County Lines
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Fathers’ Influence Still Important
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Rosebud Battlefield Worth Visit
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Twin Who Escaped From Jail Sought
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New Century Will Require A New Attitude
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How Does Reader Haul Nine Bicycles?
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Diversity To Decline At UW Law School
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Bank Robberies Suspect Arrested At Motel
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Riverpoint Opens Its Campus WSU Hosts 10Th Anniversary Of Riverpoint Education Park
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Paintballs Fired At Cyclist Cause Accident
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Elk Refuge Dilemma: To Feed Or Not To Feed
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Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
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Apartment In Paris May Be The Best For Family Vacation
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Government Almanac For The Week Of June 28
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Book Celebrates One Of The World’S Truly Special Spots
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Methodists Vote To Include Gays Leaders Still Discussing Whether Homosexuals Should Be Ordained As Ministers
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Car Hobby Becomes Silver’S Coin
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Speaker Criticizes Campaigns Women Voters President Emphasizes Reform
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Scientists Get Earful On Hanford Study That Dismissed Cancer Link Attacked
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Curve At Bennett Bay, As Planned, Dangerous From The Spokesman-Review Dec. 29, 1941
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A Question Of Survival Setting Backcountry Priorities Paying Attention To ‘The Rule Of Threes’ May Determine If You Come Out Alive
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Course Helps Fliers Prepare For Crash Landing In The Wilds
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Trail Clean-Up Volunteers Needed
Sports
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Cheap Seats
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Unbeaten Firebirds Burn Shadow, 1-0
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Hughes, Fife Named Athletes Of Month
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Letters To The Editor
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Santangelo’S Ride Grows Ever Crazier
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Stocker Market Is Bullish Devils Rays’ Investment In Former CV Star Is Starting To Pay Huge Dividends
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Hawks Hang Another Loss On Tribe For Second Night In A Row, Third Inning Spells Disaster For Struggling Spokane