Archives | August 29, 2000
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Features
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Nelson-Hamlin Spokane
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Buckets Of Fun Metal Lunch Boxes Make A Comeback After 15-Year Absence
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Nose Knows What’S Best With Fresh-Baked Bread
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Control Food Supply To Limit Animal Visits
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Obituaries
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Looking Back: Crescent Machine Works In 1922
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Births
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New Puppy Fills Home With Love
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Lunch Box Sales Peak Twice
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Bird Brains Usually It’S Humans Who Are The Root Of Their Feathered Friends’ Behavior Problems
Idaho
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Kids Survive First Kindergarten Day Parental Parting Less Traumatic Than Other Years
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Forests Brace For Holiday Visitors Officials Remind That Campfires Are Prohibited
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Workers At School Uncover Mastodon Tusk
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Sparks Fly As Mayor Holds ‘Fireside Chat’ National Media Quiz Judy On Aryan Nations
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Another I-90 Project Coming Up Closure Of Ramsey Road Scheduled For Next Month
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Park Workers Told To Talk To Their Boss City Says They Could Lose Their Jobs If They Don’T Cooperate With Their Embattled Supervisor
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Idaho Records
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Fire Crews Work Hard, But Eat Well Daily Cost Is $45 Per Person
Nation/World
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Milestones
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Today In History
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Lawmakers Square Off Over Burning Grass Growers Seeking Exemption From Statewide Ban
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Avista Labs Gets Second Patent
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Field Burning Agreement Fizzles Ecology Chief Says Wheat Growers Didn’T Have Enough Say
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Security Tight In Cda For Opening Of Aryan Trial Police And Media Outnumber Protesters As Jury Is Seated To Hear Landmark Lawsuit
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Lottery Numbers
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Producing Quality Stewards Of The Land Alliance Encourages Farmers To Be Sensitive To Environment
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Butler Attorney Seeks To Suppress Testimony Defense Doesn’T Want Jury To Hear About Ex-Aryan Buford Furrow
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Judge Tosses Out Local Term Limits Proponents Say They’Ll Appeal To Idaho Supreme Court
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Medinex Pares Dozens From Work Force Company Founded As Netivation.Com Trying To Cut Costs At Its Post Falls Home
Other
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Asphalt On Street Too Soft Paving On East Euclid Must Be Done Over
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Vandals Targeting City Hall Bombardment With Little Steel Balls Breaks 10 Windows, Causes $10,000 In Damage
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Jukebox Hero
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Woman’S Condition Critical After Crash
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Murder Suspect Caugt In Lewiston
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Hearing-Aid Firm Told To Repay State
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E. Coli Contamination Under Investigation
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Tucker Unsure About Yates Case Death Penalty Prosecutor Wants To See Defense Arguments Before Deciding
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Late Report Costs Greene $217
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Garage Ownership Should Be Held By One Entity, Mayor Says Way To Solve Dispute, Talbott Says
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Kids Get New Shoes For School Windermere’S Foundation Helps Out Homeless Children
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Fire Damages Lincoln Building Blaze Started Monday Night In Offices On Second Floor; No Injuries Reported
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Pipe Line Prepared For Safety Testing
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Mailboxes Damaged By Explosives
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Program Targets Panhandlers ‘Keep The Change’ Modeled After Other Cities’ Programs
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The County Lines
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Public Leaders Like To Stage Vaudeville Shows From The Spokesman-Review, Aug. 7, 1940
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Damaged Lives Made Infintely Worse
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Upright Guy A Strange Bedfellow
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Valley Substation A Good Investment
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Letters To The Editor
Sports
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Hingis Issues A Reminder No. 1 Remains Ready To Fight Off All Pretenders
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Man Among Non-Pitchers
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Kiefer Claims He Really Will Retire After This Season
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Homecoming New UI Coach Returns To Her Roots
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Hingis Likes Gambill’S Game, So They Team Up In Doubles
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Indians Tame Bears Again Spokane’S Pitching Helps Tighten Race
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Official Records
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Vandals Volleyball Facts
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His Name May Cross Many Lips Words With Or About Gambill Come Often As U.S. Open Begins
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Working Up A Major Sweat Late-Summer Practice Brings Out Perspiration In Area’S High-School Athletes
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Cougars Pin Their Best Hopes On This One Football Team Could Find Itself By Defeating Stanford In Opener
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Wallace, Lakeside Tussle Regains Independent Status Fall Skirmish Will Propel Its Winner Toward A State Football Playoff Spot
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A-3 Independents
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North Star League
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It’S Fca Again, Or Everybody North Star Claims Balance, But Champions Could Repeat