Archives | November 1999

• Ry Stone? Didn’T You Used To Be A Wrestler Somewhere? With Little Fanfare, Kid From St. Maries High School Has Become The Rock Of The Nic Wrestling Team

• ‘He Was The Greatest’

• Mead Volleyball Star Picks UI; Big Sky Lauds Ewu’S Griffith

• It Must Be The Hair; 6-6 Evans Plays Bigger

• Double Trouble At Ewu She May Be Just A Freshman, But Ruen Already A Key Eagle

All stories for Nov. 1, 1999 »

• Flawed Boeing Part Made In Spokane Plant Fire Safety Problem May Have Begun As Far Back As 1993

• Incumbents Headed Back To Coeur D’Alene City Hall Council Members Edinger, Reid And Copstead Re-Elected

• Sandpoint Elects Graves Mayor In A Landslide Incumbent Council Members Retained

• Cda Voters Rebuff Center $6.3 Million Was Too Much

• Milestones

All stories for Nov. 2, 1999 »

• Government Starts To Feel Sting Of I-695 Politicians, Agencies Question How Voters Want To Offset Loss Of Fourth-Largest Source Of Revenue

• Neighborhoods Pushed Measure Toward Victory

• City Hall In Limbo Leaders Struggle To Make Voters’ Wishes Come True

• Three Women Die In Crash That Closes Highway 95

• Goofiness Prospects Look Great

All stories for Nov. 3, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Official Records

• Cardinals Pull One Out North Idaho Overcomes Its Mistakes

• Area Teams Won’T Lack Incentives State Football Playoffs Get Under Way Tonight

• Births

All stories for Nov. 4, 1999 »

• Serious About The Game Nic Soccer Coach Makes Game Fun For Players And In Return Gets 100 Percent From The Team

• Canine Cleaners Take Your Dog To Laundramutt They’Ll Come Back Looking Better

• Public Meetingss

• Building Permits

• Second-Oldest School Still Serving Area Youth

All stories for Nov. 5, 1999 »

• Job Seeker Kept In Dark

• Business Beat

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

• Milestones

• Sandpoint Rec Center Still In Play Backers Hope To Avoid Cda’S Pitfalls

All stories for Nov. 6, 1999 »

• Enjoy ‘House On Haunted Hill’ For What It Is

• Teens Earn Groups’ Highest Awards

• Obituaries

• Births

• Reunions

All stories for Nov. 7, 1999 »

• Variations Symphony Adeptly Delves Into A Single Musical Framework

• ‘Dreamlife’ Rather Uninspiring

• Remember The Daring Zag Chief?

• A Mountain Of Information On Local Ski Resports

• Ap Top 25

All stories for Nov. 8, 1999 »

• Sweet And Cider

• Awash In Squash Beautiful And Sturdy, They Are Fall’S Most Versatile Produce

• Name That Guy In The Pea Suit

• Cheney Tops Hanford

• Lc Falls In 1St Round Again

All stories for Nov. 9, 1999 »

• ‘Light’ Writing Thin, But Film Effective

• Tesh Celebrates 23 Years, Honors Individuals, Groups

• Ovaries Symbolize Creativity, Desire

• Rising To The Challenge Cerebral Palsy Doesn’T Stop Gina Mcmaster From Doing The Work She’S Always Wanted To Do

• Stories Of War Veterans Say Their Tales Of Battle, No Matter How Unpleasant, Are Crucial To History

All stories for Nov. 10, 1999 »

• Lc States Its Case Again Tigers Join Ranks Of Contenders As 4A Volleyball Tourney Begins

• Eastern’S Iron Man Senior Tackle Lance Knaevelsrud Takes An Uplifting Streak - 45 Games - Into Eagles’ Season Finale

• Pit Plan Stirs Up Dust District Road Foreman Wants To Operate Rock Mine

• Three Of Area’S Smaller Schools Aim For State Titles

• Msu Nearly Kills Eastern’S Hopes

All stories for Nov. 11, 1999 »

• Local Attorneys Target Doctor Who Prescribed Fen-Phen In Abundance Weight-Loss Doctor Accused By State Of Running Pill Mill

• No Thanks For The Memory Gu Students Don’T Wait For Computer To Crash

• Developer In Dispute With Health District Landowner Suggests Officials Sabotaged Sewage System

• Twice Is Nice For Lake City State’S Top Educator From Coeur D’Alene Once Again

• The Hillary Dilemma: Is She First Lady Or Candidate?

All stories for Nov. 12, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Bn Contends Hauser Is Only Site For Depot Railroad Spells Out Reasons It Dismissed Other Options

• Environmental Regulators For State Won’T Be Testifying

• Milestones

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

All stories for Nov. 13, 1999 »

• For Mead Coach, A Title Seems Right Kight’S Name Was Misspelled, Misspoken But Her Team Played Great

• Dreams Come True For New Men’S Coach

• Seahawks Turn Away Broncos Seattle Rallies With 10 Fourth-Quarter Points En Route To Fourth Straight Win

• Addition By Subtraction By Cleaning House, Sonics Became A Better Team

• Holyfield Won’T Cry Foul

All stories for Nov. 14, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Detectives Trail Dad To Grave Jackson Arrested After Valiree’S Body Was Moved

• Public Forces Encore Of Depot Hearing Proponents Make A Case For Refueling Station; Opponents Will Have Say Tonight

• Milestones

• A Sticky Situation Low Honey Prices, Pesky Mites Push Beekeepers Out Of Business

All stories for Nov. 15, 1999 »

• Drowning May Not Have Been An Accident, Deputy Says

• The County Lines

• U.S. 95 Deaths Prompt Call For Improvements Wreck Kills Cda Man, The Sixth Fatality This Month

• City Could Lose Officers To I-695 Departments List Places To Cut; Nearly $4 Million Must Be Trimmed

• Idaho Grilled Over Aquifer Protection Second Day Of Hearing On Railroad Refueling Facility Given To Critics, Safety Concerns

All stories for Nov. 16, 1999 »

• Dream Fulfilled Jack Wood, Deer Park’S New Volleyball Coach, Misses Alaska But Likes The Warmer Weather

• Churches Plan Thanksgiving Services

• Senior Center Offering History Class

• Neva-Wood Cops Volunteers Say ‘Thanks’

• Salvation Army To Hand Out Food Baskets

All stories for Nov. 17, 1999 »

• Canadian Wants Kettle River Dam Washington Residents Fear Structure Would Harm Cascade Falls

• I-695 Draws First Legal Challenge West Side Transit Union Claims Initiative Is Unconstitutional

• Prosecutors Stiffen Charges Against Jackson Suspect Charged With First-Degree Murder

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for Nov. 18, 1999 »

• Readin’, Writin’ And Rossignol Eric Straw, Ranked 8Th In Downhill, Spends Part Of His School Year Training On The Ski Slopes Of Mt. Hood

• Letters To The Editor

• Reunions

• ‘Hometown Proud’ Steins Take Pride In Family-Owned Store And Their Community

• Citizen Of The Year Award Well-Deserved

All stories for Nov. 19, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Today In History

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

• Mourners Say Goodbye To Valiree Family, Friends Remember The Girl With The Great Smile

• Dream Became Nightmare Certain She Is Dead, Family Remembers Valiree’S Mother

All stories for Nov. 20, 1999 »

• ‘Improvement’ Much Better Than ‘Carey’

• Top 10 Things We Learned From “The X-Files”

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Two Mead Seniors Receive Honors

All stories for Nov. 21, 1999 »

• Cheap Seats

• Johnson Places 64Th At Ncaas

• Hansen Finds Range, But Eagles Miss Mark

• Timberlake Beats Mullan

• Cougars Give Graham Win, Ball Few In Stands At Friel To Witness New Coach’S First Victory At WSU

All stories for Nov. 22, 1999 »

• Deep-Fried Delight Southern-Fried Turkey? Don’T Laugh: The Deep-Fat Fryer Has Its Fans, Who Say Old Tom Never Tasted Better.

• Soup Up Your Leftover Chow

• Pumped For Ice Cream

• Pour Me A Little Red And White

• City Says Land Sale Not The Answer Officials Defend Ownership And Use Of Properties

All stories for Nov. 23, 1999 »

• Protecting Pedestrians Lilac Blind Foundation Support Group Campaigns To Make Streets Safer For Those On Foot

• Permanent Stormwater Controls Ok’D

• Reid 4Th-Graders Learn In Hi-Tech Ways

• Neighborhood Meetings

• Different Perspectives Saxons Bask In Last Season’S Championship; Tigers Look To Improve

All stories for Nov. 24, 1999 »

• The Cat’S Pajamas

• Jackpot Belongs To Rainbows Hawaii, Vastly Improved, Poses High-Scoring Challenge For WSU

• Glory Days: The Biggest Prep Sports Stories Of The Century Setting The Standards

• Christmas Fund 1999 The Season Of Giving Is Upon Us Christmas Fund Needs Your Help To Ensure All Have A Merry Holiday

• Lions Scratch Out A Win Beating Bears Keeps Them Atop Division

All stories for Nov. 25, 1999 »

• Passing Returns Desales To Final

• Glory Days: The Biggest Prep Sports Stories Of The Century From Year 1 In City League, G-Prep Left Mark It Hasn’T Always Been The Bullpups, It Just Seems That Way

• Nic’S Fierce Backcourt Gives Bellevue A Licking

• Hey, This Game Shouldn’T Be Rocket Science

• Ccs Wins Thanks To Late Basket

All stories for Nov. 26, 1999 »

• Silver Mt. Changes Include Beginner Run

• 49 Offers Some Great Deals Stores Have Discount Tickets; Ski Free During Spring Break

• Idaho Resorts In The Gem State Offer Great Powder And Friendly Service

• Washington Areas Open Season With New Chairlifts And Lots Of Varied Terrain For Skiers And Boarders

• Changes At Lookout Modest … For Now Better Equipment, Food Promised This Year

All stories for Nov. 27, 1999 »

• Peers Without Pressure Sandpoint Student Group Aims For Positive Atmosphere

• Outstanding Warrants

• Nic Finds Its Roots School’S Nine-Point Plan Reconciles With Indians

• Christmas Fund 1999 Family Passes On A Tradition Of Giving $10,195.09

• Today In History

All stories for Nov. 28, 1999 »

• Warner-Lambert Is Suing Pfizer

• Satellite TV Gets Big Boost

• Short Reports

• Farmers Will Remain Planted Most Are Avoiding The Wto Sessions In Seattle

• The County Lines

All stories for Nov. 29, 1999 »

• For Canned Pasta, Spaghetti-O’S Rule

• She Quit As A Chef And Found Fame

• Prepare To Party You Say You’Re Not Going Out On New Year’S? You Can Still Party Hardy With This ‘Over-The-Top’ Guide To Entertaining At Home

• Supreme Beans

• Sister Act Leads Mead Past U-Hi

All stories for Nov. 30, 1999 »