Archives | September 1999

• Bullet Takes Hit

• Arguing Against A Tax Cut Hard Sale In Spokane Valley Former Governor Says Initiative 695 Looks Good But It’S ‘Ugly Down Deep’

• , Yellow Jackets Are Bad This Year Allergic Ranger Says Wasps Are The Worst He’S Seen

• Students Take First Steps Into Chartered Territory Despite Lack Of Desks, Books, Charter Academy Gets Down To Basics: Learning

• Machinists Ok Boeing Contract Company Pays Price For Labor Peace

All stories for Sept. 1, 1999 »

• There’S Life In Dean’S Arm Idaho’S Former Top Quarterback Gets Three Tds

• Vandals: Can’T Touch This Idaho Plows Past Eastern

• And Then The Lead Was One Former WSU Hurler Tames Hit-Starved Indians Bats

• There’S No Holden Back Cougars Linebacker Goes All Out To Seize The Moment

• Polo Club Launches Busy Weekend Of Tournament Play

All stories for Sept. 2, 1999 »

• Freshman Grabs Back-Up Qb Job

• Tradition Established Winning A Habit For Eagles

• Utes Not Only Foe For WSU Cougs Also Face Many Unknowns

• Indians Near Division Title With Big Comeback Victory

• Schutz Set To Shoulder Load Again Center Recovered From Injuries

All stories for Sept. 3, 1999 »

• Find And Share Family Information

• Bongo Comics Will Adhere To Creator’S Vision

• Life On The Run For A Weekend, 12 Strangers From North Idaho Lived Out Of A Van, Sleeping, Sweating And Eating Together. Why? All In The Name Of A Road Race.

• Simpsons Are Fit For Print Legendary TV Cartoon Joins The Newspaper World With A Comic Strip

• Spokane Symphony Al Fresco Annual Labor Day Comstock Concert Another Musical Picnic In The Park

All stories for Sept. 4, 1999 »

• It’S Time, Not Money, That E- Shoppers Want To Save

• Industry Experts Are Betting Their Chips On Who Will Win This Epic Computer Battle

• Putting Your Lawn On The Cutting Edge New Mowers Let You Keep Your Yard Looking Like A Park - And You Don’T Have To Lift A Finger

• Communities Host Fun-Filled Fair Days

• The County Lines

All stories for Sept. 5, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• White-Moore Spokane

• Keeling-Anderson Spokane

• Kelsberg-Safranek Seattle

• Tell Us About Your Entertainment Event

All stories for Sept. 6, 1999 »

• Woman Cited After Car Hits Doughnut Shop

• What’S In A Name? It’S Up To The Feds Choice Between Hangman, Latah To Consider Historical Significance

• Hearing Will Air Privacy Concerns

• Students Improve In Reading, Math

• Man Accused Of Molesting

All stories for Sept. 7, 1999 »

• There’S More To Investigate Than Just Virg

• So Much For Practice Restless Huskies Eager To Open Season At Byu

• Two Down, One To Go Indians Overpower Rockies For 2-0 Lead

• Golden Bears Dump Eastern

• Doug Blaty Lake City Year: Junior Sport: Football Position: Running Back

All stories for Sept. 8, 1999 »

• Smoking Ban Snuffed

• Alcoholic Sues For Right To Play Ball Boy Says Federal Disabilities Act Protects His Place On Basketball Team

• Chewelah Battles To Impressive Victory

• U.S. Board Says Creek Can Hang Onto Name Panel Refuses Request To Change Hangman To Latah, Saying It Can’T Change Past

• Controversy Brings Out Candidates Tumult At City Hall Has Some Calling For Change

All stories for Sept. 9, 1999 »

• Reunions

• Kickers And Teammates Ben Davis And Jerid Keefer Share The Same Job For The UI Team; But Only One Gets To Work

• Simpler Lifestyle Safety And Having The Grounds Cared For Are Two Reasons Linda Gordon Likes Condo Living

• Finishing Touches New Parks And Recreation Director Looking Forward To Fine-Tuning Many Projects Already Started

• New Fishin’ Hole Grab Your Rod And Reel, Kids, The Fish Are Waiting For You

All stories for Sept. 10, 1999 »

• Two Good Packs For Photo Day Hikes

• History And The Hell Gate Western Montana City Has Activities For The Traveler, The Sports Fan And Those Who Cherish A Visit To The Past

• Great Walks, Great Memories

• Gateway To The Wilderness Ross Lake Provides Access To Some Of The Most Scenic Lands In The Cascades

• Gritty City Steel Mills And Sooty Skies Are Ancient History In Reborn Pittsburgh

All stories for Sept. 11, 1999 »

• Area Students Complete Studies At Willamette U.

• Young Couples Need Time To Grow Together

• Reunions

• Fraternities At UI Name New Pledges

• Births

All stories for Sept. 12, 1999 »

• Man linked to fast-food shooting pleads guilty

• Food for thought: Feeding live critters to other live critters can be an unsettling experience

• Voters To Decide Key Issues, Races In Primary Today Turnout Crucial For Fire And Park Bond Issues

• Men Brave Blaze To Save Woman ‘Instinct’ Pulls Woman From Fiery Vehicle

• Welsh’S Effort Goes For Naught Following Injury

All stories for Sept. 13, 1999 »

• A City In Transition

• Jacklin Calls For End To Burning Grass Growers Told They Risk Statewide Ban If They Don’T Stop

• Indians Want To Know Where Casino Profits Go Pequot Members May Lose Half Of ‘Incentive’ Income

• Primary Results

• Street Smart

All stories for Sept. 14, 1999 »

• Water Quality In Region Gets High Marks

• Bonds May Have Aided Incumbents But Different Issues In November Make Runoffs Too Tough To Predict

• Candidate Already Has Eye On 2020

• This Is Only Fair With Fish Tales And Not The Kind About The Big One That Got Away

• Women’S Shelter Short Of Cash Homeless Find Food, Safety In Center That May Have To Close This Winter

All stories for Sept. 15, 1999 »

• Ewu Miracle Denied Botched Conversion, Onside Try Ruin Rally

• Can Bucs Hold On? Whitworth Faces Simon Fraser After Turnover-Fueled Defeat

• Carter Lays Down The Law Attorney Wins Sawga

• Agreement Ends Animal Cruelty Case Bergmans Drop Appeal Of Convictions; Prosecutor Yields On Jail Time

• Business As Usual For Gsl Volleyball Powers

All stories for Sept. 16, 1999 »

• Pets Get Downsized For New Millennium Animal Control Officers Advised To Think Small

• Titans End One More Gsl Skid

• Just What Doctor Orders Senior Plays Starring Role As Ferris Finally Fells Prep

• Information Highway Passed Them By Phoneless Residents Can’T Get Anything But Call Waiting

• Chiefs Find Plenty Of Positives In 4-4 Tie

All stories for Sept. 17, 1999 »

• Demetrios New Leader Of Greek Orthodox

• Home Foreclosures On The Rise Flat Market, Increased Debt Blamed For Real Estate Quagmire

• China Again Turns To Mao Communism’S 50Th Anniversary Marked By Purge Of Dissenters

• Kosovo Savors Independence Parade Honors Kla, Streets Fill With Albanian Celebrants

• Come And Learn Something New

All stories for Sept. 18, 1999 »

• Healy-Clemm Spokane

• Traylor-Hughes Seattle

• Holinka-Davis Salem, Ore.

• Hicks-Mcmurtery Spokane

• Hundhausen-Colbo Bozeman, Mont.

All stories for Sept. 19, 1999 »

• Has Parity Arrived? Plight Of Broncos, Rise Of Lions Symbolize Reversal Of Fortunes In Nfl

• Yanks Won’T Find Ryder An Easy Ride

• Whitworth Will Add Five To Hall Of Fame

• Novel Concept: Braves Find Themselves In A Race One Game Separates New York, Atlanta, And They Play Six Times

• Valley Casinos Face High-Stakes Meeting Tonight Commissioners Consider Raising Gambling Tax For Mini-Casinos

All stories for Sept. 20, 1999 »

• Sauerpower It’S Not Just For Sausage Anymore: Sauerkraut Has A Surprising Number Of Uses

• For The Love Of Fresh Loaves

• Ksps Wants Your Worldliest Recipes

• Sweet, Sour And Sappy

• UI Keeps Rolling, Tops Gonzaga

All stories for Sept. 21, 1999 »

• St. Anne’S Opens Doors To Kids Haven Allows Mothers To Hold Jobs

• Fbi To Probe Marks Family’S Claims Gypsies Say Sheriff’S Deputies Violated Rights In Cemetery Fracas

• Snake Ties The Knot With His Main Squeeze Couple Glide To Altar At Cda Charter Academy

• Brooks Still Aiding Poor Nun Becomes Doctor, Opens Free Clinic In Mississippi

• Firefighters Contain Mica Blaze Crews Fear Wind As They Try To Extinguish Fire In Next Few Days

All stories for Sept. 22, 1999 »

• Indian Teachers Inspire Next Generation Educators Strengthen Pride, Culture Of District’S Native American Students

• Developer Puts Dream On Display Proposed Upscale Projects At Rockford Bay Include Condos, Golf Course

• Office Helps Bring Closure To Mia Cases Federal Agency Meets With Families Of The Missing, Searches World For Remains Of American Soldiers

• Today In History

• Missing The Mark A Navigation Error Erases A Multimillion-Dollar Attempt To Study Mars

All stories for Sept. 23, 1999 »

• Starting New Project Tough On The Nerves

• Freshman Connection Helps Calm Jitters Program Helps Students Get A Sense Of Belonging, Feel Connected To Others Around Them

• Lakeland Enrollment Sees Slight Increase Still Some Overcrowding At Two Schools

• Building Sees Its Last Year Of High Schoolers

• Building Permits

All stories for Sept. 24, 1999 »

• Today In History

• Congress Moves To Hike Anti-Spy Funds

• Lottery Numbers

• Priest Lake In A Row Over Boat Patrols Recent Shootout, Complaints Have Tainted Summer Law Enforcement

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

All stories for Sept. 25, 1999 »

• Getting Down And Dirty Hundreds Of Off-Road Vehicle Enthusiasts Get Thrills During Races At 7-Mile Dirtfest Northwest Of Spokane

• Opposition Expected To Auto Service Proposal

• Billboards’ Fate To Be Decided Tuesday Commissioners To Vote On Recommended Ban Of The Big Signs In The County

• New Law Nails Suspended Licenses Bad Record Or Invalid License Could Have Vehicle Impounded

• City Putting It On The Line For Street Safety

All stories for Sept. 26, 1999 »

• Obituaries

• Vandals Still Unsure Who Will Start At Qb

• Disallowed Goal Should Have Counted

• Official Records

• Canes Contender? You Can Forget It

All stories for Sept. 27, 1999 »

• We’Re Still Meeting At Dinner Table

• The Original Espresso

• Pretty Plates While You Can’T Judge A Meal By How It Looks, Presentation Plays Big Role

• Pricing The Best Bottle Bargains

• Lakeland Nips Pullman

All stories for Sept. 28, 1999 »

• Milestones

• Teamsters Local Files Suit Against Parent Organization Workers Within Walla Walla Union Claim Their Rights Were Violated By Hoffa

• Three UI Fraternities Earn Recognition For Efforts

• Obituaries

• Neale-Skok Kent, Wash.

All stories for Sept. 29, 1999 »

• First Asian Festival Begins Today

• A Journey Of Body And Soul

• ‘Elmo’ Brings Good-Natured Adventure For The Toddler Set

• Larger Than Life They Might Be Giants Grabs A Wider Audience By Performing On A Broad Selection Of Venues

• Mahaal To Fill Met With Filipino Sounds

All stories for Sept. 30, 1999 »