Archives | February 2000

• Mead Builds A Victory Without Boards

• Try A Hearty New Med Diet

• Frontier Trio Tie For Title

• Le Mustard

• Sje Gets Off To Good Start In February

All stories for Feb. 1, 2000 »

• Clinton Aide Likes China Deal They’D Buy More Wheat, Apples, Berger Says

• Milestones

• Woman And Pooch Survive House Fire

• Regents Expected To List WSU President Finalists Search For Replacement Intensified Last Two Months

• Today In History

All stories for Feb. 2, 2000 »

• Woman Sues Over Release Of Rapist Victim Claims State Ignored Warning Signs That Man Was A Threat

• When Respect Was On The Line, Bulldogs Got It

• Another Counterfeiting Suspect Arrested

• Northwest Whales Appear In Monterey

• Jury Convicts Man In Murder Of Omak Officer Law Requires He Be Sentenced To Life Without Possibility Of Parole

All stories for Feb. 3, 2000 »

• Today In History

• Gore Pours Out Campaign Trail Highs, Lows

• Milestones

• Kids’ Stories

• UI Rugby Coach Among Victims

All stories for Feb. 4, 2000 »

• Washington In Tacoma President’S Life Highlighted At State Museum

• Assessing Assisi Hometown Of St. Francis Is Bouncing Back From Recent Quakes

• Fish’S-Eye View Angler Credits Success To Seeing World The Way His Quarry Sees It

• Record Walleye

• Freediver Plunges To Record Depth Floridian Descends 531 Feet With Just A Single Big Breath

All stories for Feb. 5, 2000 »

• WSU Bats Produce Victory Over A&M

• Bauer Zips To Record Spokane Man Goes Wire-To-Wire In Langlauf Skiing Competition

• Chiefs May Regret Losing Player They Traded Away For Labarbera

• Lapwai Barely Outlasts Upset-Minded Wallace

• Nieman’S Gang Takes Over UI Gains Division Lead By Edging Boise State

All stories for Feb. 6, 2000 »

• Fortin Out; Miggins In As Manager Sharply Divided Council Hires Administrator

• Council Postpones Vote On Depot

• Clean-Air Group Wins Attorneys Fees Sos Also Gets Costs After Suing State For Not Releasing Documents

• City Threatens Mall With Foreclosure River Park Square Attorney Says Money Being Withheld While Dispute Is Worked Out

• Auction Planned To Benefit Boy Hurt By Train Brian Judge Won’T Be Able To Leave The Hospital For Another Month

All stories for Feb. 7, 2000 »

• Rapper Big Pun Dies At New York Hospital

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Lottery Numbers

• Vietnam Soldier Honored For Heroism

All stories for Feb. 8, 2000 »

• Bulldogs Ride The Ncaa Wave Basketball Team Captures Three Awards

• Schutz Takes Hit, But Helps Deliver Final Blow

• Panorama No. 2 Takes Another Spill

• Ervin’S Free Throws Complete Ccs’S Comeback

• Malone Scores 30 For Jazz

All stories for Feb. 9, 2000 »

• Lexus Brings New Is 300, Ls 430 To Market

• Race To Win! Proceeds Benefit Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery

• Chevrolet Resurrects Impala And Revises Large Suvs

• It’S Time To Kick Some Tires As The Auto Show Comes To Town

• 2000 A Big Year For Toyota

All stories for Feb. 10, 2000 »

• Miggins Says He’S Ready For Spokane At Least He Should Be Used To The Barking

• State Halts Radioactive Fertilizer Sales Siemens Power Corp. Has Sold 390,000 Gallons Of Uranium-Tainted Fertilizer Since 1996

• Today In History

• Another Rock Slide Closes Road Residents Again Find Themselves Cut Off In Community Near Bayview

• Milestones

All stories for Feb. 11, 2000 »

• A Bumper Crop Hunters Turn Road-Killed Big Game Into Meals For Needy

• Nye Beach Perfect Spot For Romance

• He Wants Job On His Terms

• Keeping Deer Out Of Traffic Is A Frustrating Pursuit

• Watchers Wanted For Backyard Tally Continental Bird Count Will Begin On Saturday

All stories for Feb. 12, 2000 »

• Meyer-Hall Spokane

• Obituaries

• Reunions

• Lakeland Senior To Attend National Youth Conference

• Blonsky-Miller Spokane

All stories for Feb. 13, 2000 »

• Spokane Opposes Depot But Resolution Excludes Examiner’S Findings

• Snowmobilers Lose Fight Over Ban Decision Means Machines Still Not Allowed In Great Burn Area Of Lolo National Forest

• State Negligent, But Victim Gets No Money Jury Says Sex Predator On Parole Wasn’T Adequately Monitored, But Refuses To Award Damages To Woman He Raped

• Gar-Pal No. 1, Tekoa-Oakesdale No. 3 At District

• Gar-Pal Rallies For 15Th Straight Win

All stories for Feb. 14, 2000 »

• Lentils Flourish In Grain Country

• Meals Amid The Mayhem When Disaster Strikes, These Cooks Help Feed The Hungry Workers

• Sales Will Help Seals Program

• Tote This Toddy

• Pipeline Proposal Withdrawn Yellowstone Shelves Plan For New Fuel Line In Montana

All stories for Feb. 15, 2000 »

• Men’S Basketball

• West Coast Conference

• Playoffs Next For Ccs

• Area Teams Struggle To Keep Up Their Pace

• Four-Way Stop Ewu Front-Liners Combine To Shut Down The Middle

All stories for Feb. 16, 2000 »

• New WSU Head Feels At Home Rawlins Outlines Plan To Draw National Attention To University

• President’S Day Closures

• Lollipop Apparently Laced With Drugs Sfcc Student Became Violently Ill At Party In Cheney After Eating Candy Given To Her

• District Cuts Budget Over Jobs Janitorial Crew For Health District Must Figure Out Whether It Can Save Money Without Layoffs

• The County Lines

All stories for Feb. 17, 2000 »

• Covey Top Placer As Wv Boys 20Th

• A Dream Remains Alive

• Sophomore Lifts Lakeside

• Courchaine Rolls On

• Bill Would Extend Scholarships Currently Only In-State Residents Eligible For National Guard Education Funds

All stories for Feb. 18, 2000 »

• A Dog’S Life Suits Goose Just Fine Canada Honker Pals Up With Family’S Canine

• Glacier Park: Online Field Trip

• Good Medicine Whitefish B&B Makes Special Effort To Please Patrons

• All Over The Map Orienteering Tests Skills At Following Directions

• Sportsfest Offers Chance To Try Before You Buy

All stories for Feb. 19, 2000 »

• Miggins Says He’S Nobody’S Puppet ‘I’M Not The Headhunter,’ Says City Manager Before First Day

• Ranks Of Shavers Razor-Thin Few Barbers Trained In Dying Indulgence

• The County Lines

• Vandals Turn Aside Aggies

• Access To Ferry Courthouse Limited For Disabled County Budget Has No Funding For An Elevator

All stories for Feb. 20, 2000 »

• Bonners Coach Certainly Has A Lot Of Drive

• Lewiston Bests Sandpoint For A-1 Mat Title

• Obituaries

• North Idaho Area Residents Advance Military Careers

• Frat Defends Duct-Taping As Prank Fire Draws Attention To Incident; WSU Officials Investigating

All stories for Feb. 21, 2000 »

• Farrar Dials In TV Gig

• Priest River Outlasts Lakeland, 59-55

• Timberwolves Do What They Have To Lake City Wins Regional Title With Workmanlike Victory Over Moscow

• Obituaries

• Jandeleit-Ross Palo Alto, Calif.

All stories for Feb. 22, 2000 »

• Obituaries

• Births

• Coming Through Evergreen Road Project Exptected To Transform Quiet Neighborhood

• Losing Ground New Government Plan May Bring Hangman Creek Under Control

• Share Your Prom Memories With Us

All stories for Feb. 23, 2000 »

• Tier Ii State Hockey This Weekend

• Shadle Girls Shock Mead, Earn Title Shot

• Eagles ‘Find A Way’ To Edge Matadors League-Leading Eastern Overcomes Slow Start Against Northridge

• Knight Opened Talent Gate At Brain Factory

• WSU Shoots For Indoor Track Titles Cougars Go To Mountain Pacific Meet While Eastern Competes At Big Sky

All stories for Feb. 24, 2000 »

• It’S Like A Who’S Who In The Friendly Skies

• Education Foundation Hosting Fund-Raiser March 4 In/Around: Post Falls

• Faith Presbyterian Pastor Looks Forward, Never Back

• Purpose Of Policy Is To Keep Focus On Studies, Not Fashion

• Reader Favorite San Francisco Sourdough Bakery 322 Sherman, 676-9848.

All stories for Feb. 25, 2000 »

• In Mock Trials, Only The Arguments Are Real Teams Of High Schoolers Get Scores, Critiques Instead Of Verdicts

• Campaign Trail

• Broken Water Main Floods Auto Dealership

• Man Hurt In Hit-And-Run Near Hayden

• ‘Phantom’ Offers Well-Seasoned Superlative Cast

All stories for Feb. 26, 2000 »

• Rejected Children’S Books

• Balance Your Life To Avoid Stress

• Death Shows Appeal To Our Lesser Selves

• Students’ Art Work Honored At Regionals

• Obituaries

All stories for Feb. 27, 2000 »

• Births

• Obituaries

• Four Zags Honored By Wcc Nilson Top Defender; Santangelo, Frahm, Calvary On 10-Man Team

• Official Records

• Hunch Pays Off For Whits

All stories for Feb. 28, 2000 »

• Washington Primary Results

• Battle Of The Brownies

• March In For Better Health

• Wrist-Saving Risotto

• U-Hi Upset; CV Only Gsl Victor

All stories for Feb. 29, 2000 »