Archives | August 15, 2000
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Features
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Births
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Paul Blake Earns Graduate School Award
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Shonna Clark Attends Science Camp
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Who’S Laughing At Whom Now?
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Class Gives Beginners Flying Start At Birding
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Show Tops Beautiful Evening Sandpoint Festival Ends With Fine Performance By Spokane Symphony
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Reunions
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Double Sensation Husband-Wife Country Music Show Pleases Fans Despite A Few Glitches
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Dream Flight Spokane Pilot’S Trip Across Atlantic Fulfills A Life Goal
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Sometimes Our Love For Our Animals Goes Too Far
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Arthritic Knee Can Cause Bulging Cyst
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Conference Gives Health Tips To Seniors
Idaho
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Logging Operation Closes Forest Road
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Controversial Subdivision Resurfaces Opponents Say Proposed 110-Home Rathdrum Development Would Cause Big Traffic Headache
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Study Sought On Privatizing Public TV Grant From Corporation For Public Broadcasting Could Help Pay For Proposal
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Wastewater Master Plan Before Council
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Idaho Records
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For New Students, It’S Time To Register
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School Post Gets New Deadline
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State Considers Prison Facility For North Idaho Minimum-Security Center With 100 Beds ‘Needed Up North’
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Survivor Of Fatal Crash Goes On Trial Expert To Testify Pickup Reached Speeds Over 100 Mph Before Leaving Road; Two Died
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Well-Crafted Plan Worthy Of Support
Nation/World
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‘Interesting’ Day Ahead For Firefighters High Winds, Low Humidity Could Worsen Dozens Of Small Fires In North Idaho Today
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Feds Underscore Zonolite Risk Even Minimal Handling Can Endanger Health, Study Says
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Commission Eyes Special Rules For Trial
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Milestones
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Lottery Numbers
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Today In History
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Planet Apparel Shoe Giant Nike Tries To Build More Earth-Friendly Identity
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Council Votes No Confidence In Attorney Sloane Defends Performance During Contentious Meeting; 4-3 Vote Sends Issue To City Manager
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Clark Fork Residents Receive Quick Education On Fire Safety
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Aryan Nations Trial Stakes Get Higher For Aryans Punitive Damages To Be Sought In Lawsuit Designed To Bankrupt Racist Organization
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Moses Lake Lands Korean Export Firm
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Pullman Business Teams With British Firm
Other
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Seattle Swears In New Police Chief
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Derailment In Montana Triggers Evacuation
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Teen Drowns Trying To Save Injured Gull
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Hearings To Be Held On Two Agencies
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Senior Citizens Grill 4 Running For Congress Nethercutt Pay Raises Outstrip Social Security
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Growers Send Out An Sos For Funds To Fight Suit Letter From Wheat Growers Group Warns Of Future Suits If They Lose
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State Gives Treatment Center An Ultimatum American Behavioral Health Systems Accused Of ‘Neglect Or Indifference’
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City Council’S Briefing Session Takes Nasty Turn Greene’S Request For Report Triggers Barbs Over Openness
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Police Talk Man Off Bridge, Arrest Him
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Effective Day Care The Pivotal Factor
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Letters To The Editor
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Agency To Meet Here Today To Discuss Wolves
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Attendance Down For Omak Stampede
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City Begins Replacement Of Lead Pipes About 975 Homes Have The World War Ii-Era Pipes; City To Share Replacement Cost For Those Who Want Change
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Attorney Says Pietrzak Only Burned Body Murder Defendant’S Lawyer Says Man Believed Victim Died Of Drug, Alcohol Mix
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The County Lines
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Indian Organization Unleashes Anti-Gorton Ads Ads Focus On Gorton’S Support Of Gold Mine
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To Judges’ Chagrin, Officials Go Cheap $5,000 Court Tape System Gets Ok, Not $11,591 Digital System
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Hitler Threat To U.S. Since He Won Victories From The Spokesman-Review, Aug. 24, 1940
Sports
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Hastings 6Th At Junior Amateur
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Spokane Falls Two Games Below .500 With Latest Loss Volcanoes 7 Indians 4
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Wulff’S Reign Begins Experience Of Offensive Line, Receivers A Concern
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Official Records
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Book ‘Em, Cougars
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Vandals Off And Running Despite Losing Key Receiver
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Truly Offensive Seahawks Hope To Get Back On Track At Home Against 49Ers Seahawks Training Camp