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Archives | November 1, 1999

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Features

Two Area Girl Scouts Earn Silver Awards
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
‘Sabrina’ Leads A Crazier Life Than Regular Teens
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Obituaries
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Memorable Cruise Down Division Street
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Choosing A College Fair Streamlines School Shopping
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Children Grow Up In The Blink Of An Eye
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999

Nation/World

Winds Spread West Plains Grass Fire
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Man Dies After Losing Control Of His Car
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
South Hill Home’S Occupants Escape From Fire
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Student Arrested After Displaying Toy Gun
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Boy Recovering From Mock ‘Fight Club’ Bout
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Airway Heights Mobile Home Damaged By Fire
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Local Posts Not A Draw For Voters Clerks Say Controversy Needed To Send People To The Polls
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Rancher Wants Respect For Maligned Livestock Ex-Horse Owner Candy Allen Fell In Love With Breeding Donkeys
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
A Life Of Subtle Victories Bill Wassmuth’S Retirement A Triumphant End To His Service
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Trick Or Treating A Big Hit At Malls Warmth, Safety And Plenty Of Candy Draw Kids, Parents
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Summit Aims To Aid Silver Valley Business Kempthorne To Push Building In Former Superfund Site
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Council Likely To Ban Dangerous Exotic Pets Wolves, Large Cats Such As Lions And Cougars, Bears Among Animals To Be Restricted Within Spokane City Limits
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Carvers Dive Into Pumpkins Cda Hosts Underwater Gourd Carving Contest
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Computers Sweep Old Symbols Away
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
The Season Of Transition If Life Turns Dreary In November, It Is Only Because Nature Needs To Prepare For The Glory That Is Spring
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Rockford Bay Development A Positive One For The Area
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
If You Can Read …
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Coaches Wrong To Only Covet Winning Letter Of The Week From Oct. 21
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Seminar Focuses On Doing Business In Mexico
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Holiday Shoppers Still Like Browsing In Regular Stores
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Is Wireless Really That Wonderful?
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
We’Ll Be Seeing The Future In 3-D
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Four Die In Plane Crash Near Challis
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
The County Lines
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Public Periscope
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Earth Firsters Fertilize Cause With Aryans
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Gu, Hospitals To Begin Chaplain Training Program 50 People On Waiting List For Course That Will Serve Only Eight Students A Year
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
What A Scream
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Clinton Sets Sights On Oslo President Will Mediate Mideast Peace Talks
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Today In History
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999

Other

Having Money Comes With A Price
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
How To Tell You’Re Weird (And That’S Ok)
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
‘Dead’ Entertaining In Weird Sort Of Way
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Read This
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Cutting Class A Pro-Con Debate On Whether Frog Dissection Belongs In Biology Classes
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
A Great Cd Available Only On The Internet
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
You’Re Crazy To Pay To See This Movie
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
No Doubt: Schools Need Some Changes
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999

Sports

Gu’S Title Hopes On Hold After Loss
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Cda Girls Capture Third Place At State
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Cougs’ Morale On The Wane Players Starting To Slide Into Blame Game As Frustration Keeps Growing
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
College Football Polls
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Angels Settle On Stoneman
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Vandals Need Quick Decision On Sun Belt
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999
Quick Kicks
Mon., Nov. 1, 1999