Archives | March 1999

• 4A Eastern Regional

• Idaho Governor Slated To Be Banquet Speaker

• Dedication Finally Rewarded For Scotties Years Of Hard Work, Sacrifice Pay Off With Trip To State

• Eastern’S Ford Earns All-Big Sky Selection

• 3A Eastern Regional

All stories for March 1, 1999 »

• Plum Creek Faces New Scrutiny Lands Council Founder Works With Officials In Maine

• The County Lines

• Idaho Records

• If You Read, You’Ll Pass, Said The Guv To The Class

• Driver Enters Guilty Plea In Fatal Accident Post Falls Woman Accepts Misdemeanor Count For Crash Killing Mother, Two Girls

All stories for March 2, 1999 »

• ‘Read For Trees’ Benefits Kids, Parks

• Neighborhood Meetings

• Catholic Schools Host Auctions

• Girl’S Dream Hideway Make-A-Wish Helps Turn Mikaela Elms’ Bedroom Into Forest Fantasy

• Trio Charged With Burglarizing Apartment Complex Storage Units

All stories for March 3, 1999 »

• Same Old Upsetting Story In Big 10

• Lake City Boys Lose In First Round

• Leschi Junior Gets His Drive From His Mom

• Eastern Comes Up Short Taylor Rallies Eagles In Second Half, But Psu Prevails

• O’Malley Steals Fight Spotlight From Olympian

All stories for March 4, 1999 »

• Cougars Win On Wild Pitch

• Official Records

• Sports People

• Spokane Women Win, Reach Trophy Game

• WSU’S Lamb Named To All-Pac-10 Team

All stories for March 5, 1999 »

• Congressman Sees A Health Crisis

• Titles For Ferris, Cv; Pain For Prep

• Chiefs’ Bubble Bursts; Kelowna Gets Ot Win

• Newport Girls, Deer Park Boys Win Seed Games

• Business Beat

All stories for March 6, 1999 »

• Forgiveness May Be Slow After An Affair

• Volunteers, Staff Honored By Girl Scout Council

• National Honor Society Welcomes Katie Brunn

• Reunions

• Cougars See Lead Slip Away To Fsu

All stories for March 7, 1999 »

• Airway Heights Council Rejects Mayoral Change Members Turn Down Special Election On ‘Weak-Mayor’ System

• Hot Coals Really A Walk On Mild Side

• Fitz Has Cheered From Afar

• All-State Honors To Nc Bowler

• Pullman City Council Plans To Adopt Comprehensive Plan Meanwhile, Whitman County Planning Mired In Controversy

All stories for March 8, 1999 »

• Head For The Hill’S

• Test Your Nutritional Know-How

• Spokane Boxer Advances

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for March 9, 1999 »

• Homeowners face heartbreaking news that freeway plans target homes

• Thang Murder Case Goes To Jury Aberdeen Woman Attacked By Teen In 1994 Testified About Similarities

• The County Lines

• Zags Face Gophers

• House Lifts Ban On Dog Race Simulcasts Animal Rights Groups Threaten To Boycott Idaho Products If Kempthorne Signs Bill

All stories for March 10, 1999 »

• Saxons Advance Ferris Returns To Semifinals, Plays Eastlake

• Cummings Ties Scoring Record With 37 Points As Pullman Advances To Semis

• Charges Dropped Against Aryan Foe

• Newport Steps Up, But Lakeside Falters

• Prairie Puts Clamps On Mead

All stories for March 11, 1999 »

• Sauer, Griz Play For Title

• Whitworth Loses Twice As Offense Takes Day Off

• Four Football Players Suspended By Cougars

• Cardinals Drop Both Ends Of Doubleheader

• Official Records

All stories for March 12, 1999 »

• New Job Becomes Nightmare

• Small Senior Takes On Big Challenge

• Business Beat

• Whiterunkle, Robinson Snare ‘Addys’

• Salaries Rising, But So Is Workers’ Pay Dissatisfaction

All stories for March 13, 1999 »

• Your View

• Outstanding Warrants

• Woman Killed In Head-On Crash

• Rotarians Face Major Challenges Philanthropic Group Seeks End To Polio

• Honk 3 Times If You Believe Police Legend

All stories for March 14, 1999 »

• Scablands Development Under Fire Critics Seek Injunction Against Whitman County Amendment

• Couple Avoid Jail For False Income Tax Returns

• Human Body Found Floating In Snake River

• Three Hurt Battling Montana Wildfire

• Fire Damages Sprague Massage Business

All stories for March 15, 1999 »

• Milestones

• On A Short Leash

• Today In History

• Lottery Numbers

• Salmon Protection Expands To Cities West Side To Bear Brunt Of Changes

All stories for March 16, 1999 »

• Blaze At Empty Cabin Labeled Suspicious

• Cox Sues County, Officials Over Dismissal His Firing Came After Single Shop Got County-Paid Auto Repair Work

• Jurors’ Minds Were Clouded By Field Burning

• Tribe Helps Woman, Boy Who Need Transplants

• Nw Lawmakers Get Behind Bush Undeclared Candidate Gets Early Support

All stories for March 17, 1999 »

• Frahm Finds Bank Open Gu Sharpshooter Turns Lucky Carom Into Hot Streak

• City Lawyers Against Oath Attempt They Oppose Having Officials Testify About River Park Square News Leak

• Man Killed In Logging Accident Him

• The County Lines

• Ccs Decathlete Chasing National Record At Ewu

All stories for March 18, 1999 »

• Trouble Branches Out When You Toy With The Tree, You Toy With Danger

• It’S All Downhill Unless, Of Course, You Miss Qualchan’S 11Th Green

• Taming Hangman’S Monster Once A 606-Yard Beast, No. 16 Will Soon Feature Kinder, Gentler Option

• Women Change Face Of Golf Professional, Junior Circuits Help Bring Equality To Equipment, Competition

• Elton John To Perform In Spokane

All stories for March 19, 1999 »

• Boss Reneges On Pay Raise

• Today In History

• Carol Sinclair Artist, Owns Feathers On Leathers

• Expert Addresses TV Ethics Parents Urged To Teach Kids What’S Good, Bad About TV

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

All stories for March 20, 1999 »

• Glen Koziuk Earns Higher Rank In Naval Reserves

• Reunions

• North Idaho Winners From UI Jazz Festival Announced

• Obituaries

• The County Lines

All stories for March 21, 1999 »

• Cougars Baseball Hits Rankings At No. 29

• Cheap Seats

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Official Records

All stories for March 22, 1999 »

• Breakfast Raises $70,000 For Ywca

• Sba Reverses Policy On Deadlines, Offers Loans To Cover Flood Damage

• Victim Identifies Suspect As Drive-By Shooter

• Two Injured When Car Hits School Bus

• The County Lines

All stories for March 23, 1999 »

• Go Online For Gardening Information

• Solitary Shade Add Texture, Interest In Your Garden With Different Types Of Flowers All The Same Hue

• Obituaries

• Retro Gardeners Many People, Tired Of Growing The Same Old Hybrids, Have Begun To Raise Heirloom Vegetables

• Births

All stories for March 24, 1999 »

• Experts To Check Car Seats

• Lawyers Fear Man Is Threat To Family Wife Says She’S Terrified Of Man Accused Of Storing Dynamite

• Fugitive Arrested South Of Newport

• Shadle Park Has Surprise For University

• Getting To Work On Welfare Downtown Learning Center Class Teaches Single Mothers The Rudiments Of Succeeding In The Business World

All stories for March 25, 1999 »

• New Albertsons Store Will Mean More Jobs

• Running Family Business Satisfying For Dan Franks

• City May Change Train Crossings

• Building Permits

• Post Falls Meetings

All stories for March 26, 1999 »

• Accept A Pay Cut Or Quit

• Business Beat

• Today In History

• Employment For Soldiers From The Spokesman-Review, Jan. 23, 1919

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

All stories for March 27, 1999 »

• Larsen-Branigan-Mcfarland Hayden Lake, Idaho

• Flewelling-Feighner Colbert

• Learning To Listen Spurs Togetherness

• Getting Into The Game It’S In Parents’ Best Interest To Know The Content Of Their Children’S Video Games.

• Older Friends Can Be Valuable For Mentoring

All stories for March 28, 1999 »

• Irish Pass On Monson Gu Coach Notre Dame Finalist; Kansas Aide Reportedly Choice

• Fired Ex-Idaho Aide Jc Football Assistant

• Official Records

• Births

• Success Seminar Designed For Women

All stories for March 29, 1999 »

• WSU Golfers Capture Two Spots Among Top 20

• Saxons Rout Mead

• Lottery Numbers

• The County Lines

• Minority Applications Rising Eastern, WSU Don’T See Drop Expected After Initiative 200

All stories for March 30, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Reunions

• Births

• Wynne, Toole Receive Promotions In State’S Air National Guard

• It’S No Joke; Tci Channel Numbers Change Today

All stories for March 31, 1999 »