Archives | January 2000

• Business Beat

• Chiefs Score Twice In Bizarre 1-1 Battle

• Milestones

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

• Ussf’S Actions Brutal

All stories for Jan. 1, 2000 »

• Bird-Watchers Conduct Census Cda Audubon Society Monitors North Idaho’S Bird Population

• A Glance Back At 1999’S Top 10 Huckleberries

• Tomorrow’S Treasures Series Sets Out To Examine What’S Worth Saving, Why And At What Cost

• Milestones

• President Needs More Than High Iq Best Leaders Have Good Judgment, Common Sense

All stories for Jan. 2, 2000 »

• I-695 Brings Flood Of Late Tab Renewals Hundreds Suddenly Remember To License Their Vehicles For $30

• The County Lines

• Area Leaders Report Few Glitches From Millennium Computer Bug

• Eugster Quickly Makes Presence Felt New Council Member Questions Procedures, Gets Resolution

• Paper Misfeed Due To Misfed Mouse

All stories for Jan. 3, 2000 »

• Health Board May Not Meet Before Vote

• Milestones

• Food Banks Seek Y2K Stash Families Could Use Provisions That Households Stored, Officials Say

• Region’S Blood Banks Running Low Officials Call Need Critical As Number Of Donors Drops

• Clark Avoids More Jail In Dui Case Magistrate Orders Probation, Fine As Lawmaker Admits Impairment

All stories for Jan. 4, 2000 »

• Reunions

• Obituaries

• Births

• Busy Week On Tap For CV Gymnasts

• Poetry In Chem Class? At Mountain View, You Bet

All stories for Jan. 5, 2000 »

• East Valley Wrestlers Dump Nc

• Without Better Product, WSU Seems Doomed

• Eagles Claim Big Sky Opener With A Long Shot Hansen Connects With A 50-Footer, Carrying Eastern Past Idaho State

• Key Gsl Games Move To Sfcc

• Trojans Prevail Despite Themselves

All stories for Jan. 6, 2000 »

• Vogl Hits From Afar

• Milestones

• Pf Wins As Drought Strikes

• Spokane Health Board Shies Away From Depot Decision

• Very Happy New Year

All stories for Jan. 7, 2000 »

• Today In History

• Milestones

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

• Farmer Key In Gore-Bradley Debate Bradley Taken To Task For Votes, But Asks Whether Farmers Better Off Than 7 Years Ago

• Fixing Schools Tops Lawmakers’ Agenda Legislature Also To Tackle Regulation Of Abortion And Health-Care Costs

All stories for Jan. 8, 2000 »

• Strokes Of Genius Cursive Handwriting Is An Endangered Art Form

• Man Jailed In Murder, Arson Investigation In Seattle

• Spokane Teen Killed, 3 Hurt In Idaho Crash

• Council To Consider Legislative Wish List City Expected To Ask State For Tax-Increment Financing, Funds To Replace Money Lost To I-695

• The County Lines

All stories for Jan. 9, 2000 »

• Democrats Come Out Swinging Ax State Senate Majority Gets Jump On Republicans With Plan To Cut $200 From Homeowners’ Taxes

• District Reviews Rules After Death Of Nc Wrestler School Mourns Boy Killed Returning From Meet

• Residents Launch Into Master Plan Proposal To Remove Boat Launch, Move Parking Meets Resistance At Cda Public Hearing

• The County Lines

• Coed Fraternity Established At WSU Pharmaceutical Group To Seek Recognition As Living Group

All stories for Jan. 10, 2000 »

• Heaton Paces T-O In Win

• G-Prep Girls Protect Lead In Gsl

• Give Us Credit For Food Guilt

• Blue-Collar Beef Boneless Chuck Isn’T Glamorous, But Its Robust Flavor Works Wonders In A Variety Of Dishes

• Chum? Yum

All stories for Jan. 11, 2000 »

• Health Initiative Tackles Workplace Insurance

• Ceremonies To Honor Tanker Crew Events Planned At Fairchild, German Base

• Decision On Garage Delayed

• Mental Health Cuts Exaggerated County Accuses Spokane Mental Health Of Lying About Funds

• Winter Storm Expected To Pound Region Today

All stories for Jan. 12, 2000 »

• The County Lines

• Boeing, Technical Union Agree On Contract Engineers And Technical Workers To Vote On Latest Offer

• Building Link To Mlk Students String Peace Chain To Carry On Civil Rights Legacy

• Color Eagles Victorious White Shoots, Plays Defense As Ewu Marks Its Best Big Sky Start In Years Eagles 74 Lumberjacks 65

• Thursday: Legislative Highlights

All stories for Jan. 13, 2000 »

• Fire Department In Need Of Infrared Camera

• Restaurant Notes

• Building Permits

• Equal Competitiveness Keeps Newby Sisters Close

• Charter Boat Captain Hooked On Fishing

All stories for Jan. 14, 2000 »

• Benefit Loss May Not Hurt

• Maytag, Microsoft To Team Up

• Margaret Wilds Principal Horn Player, Spokane Symphony

• Nc Wrestlers Win One For Late Teammate

• WSU Dominates Track Opener

All stories for Jan. 15, 2000 »

• Who Wants To Be City’S Big Boss? Talbott Is Lone Declared Candidate, But Other Big Names Are Intrigued

• Outstanding Warrants

• African Junket Is Fair Game For Criticism

• We Are Snowmobiles, Hear Us Roar Wallace Residents Concerned About Unruly Riders Who Whip Through Downtown, Ignoring Rules

• Bosnia Sentences Anger Both Sides

All stories for Jan. 16, 2000 »

• Governor Seeks Aid For N. Idaho Kempthorne Poses 25-Year Plan To Clean Up Coeur D’Alene Basin

• Crowd Supports Lake City’S Block System

• Biologist Takes Over As Sandpoint Ranger People Skills Just As Important As Science Background, Kramer Says

• Kempthorne Addresses Schools Proposes $50 Million Interest-Free Loan Program

• Shooting Victim In Fair Condition

All stories for Jan. 17, 2000 »

• Obituaries

• Chamber Music Pleasurable In Subdued Setting

• Stewart-Rowe Veradale

• Births

• Pullman Buses Full; Purse Empty I-695 Takes Big Bite Out Of System That’S Popular With Students

All stories for Jan. 18, 2000 »

• Abortion Foes Assert Rights Supreme Court Struggles With Law Keeping Protesters Away From Patients

• Mead Family Suspected Of Mercy Killing Charges Likely In Death Of Terminally Ill Man

• Today In History

• Tribe Shares Gambling Proceeds Schools, Libraries Receive Checks Totaling $794,000

• Governor Wants To Save Surplus Budget Plan Calls For Selling Bonds To Fix Schools

All stories for Jan. 19, 2000 »

• Dad Can’T Leave Jail Until Boys Brought Home Judge Refuses To Release Man Facing International Kidnapping Charge

• Gates’ Purchase Sparks Avista Rally Spokane Company’S Stock Gets Unusually Big Boost

• Commissioners Tend To Closed Sessions Citizens Will Have Less Access To Land-Use Decisions

• Abortion Foes Mark Anniversary Of Roe Supporters Turning Instead To Broader Issues Of Sexuality

• Parking Garage Income Falls Below Expectations Agency Votes To Study Refinancing Of Bonds

All stories for Jan. 20, 2000 »

• Chiefs Squander Big Opportunity In Seattle

• Davis, Oriard Lead Way As Pioneers Whip Pirates

• UI’S Ferreira Accepts Job At Oregon

• He Could Have Been Contender Touted As Possible City Manager, Official Nick Dragisich Jumps Ship

• Should Have Bought Some Avista Stock Value Of Utility’S Shares Up 44% After Gates Leads The Way

All stories for Jan. 21, 2000 »

• Safety Tips For Snow Travel

• Virus Attacks Birds

• Vest Devised To Aid Victims

• This Year, Resolve To Hit Good Spots

• Serious Snow Boots Needed For His Dogs

All stories for Jan. 22, 2000 »

• ‘Honor History’

• Madsen-Cearns Elk

• The County Lines

• Marijuana Found Behind False Wall

• Anti-Abortion Fight Broadens Pastor Challenges Marchers To Battle ‘Sex-Saturated World’

All stories for Jan. 23, 2000 »

• Court Order Not Enough To Save Boys Mother Was Barred From Keeping 3 Sons Killed By Fire While In Her Care

• Today In History

• State Bails Out Milo Creek Flood Project Coeur D’Alene Legislator Don Pischner Had Hoped For More Than $1.5 Million

• UI Researchers Link Crashes To Road Width Most Accidents Occur Where There Is Little Or No Shoulder, U.S. 95 Study Finds

• Milestones

All stories for Jan. 24, 2000 »

• Cable Expansion Cuts Into At&T’S Earnings

• Commission Oks Hanson Project Roskelley Enraged As Colleagues Deny Dissenting Opinion

• Short Reports

• One-Stop Shopping Grocery Outlets Are Expanding Beyond Food Sales

• Conflicts Won’T Stall Vote On Garage Most Plan Commission Members Belong To Spokane Club

All stories for Jan. 25, 2000 »

• U-Hi Whips Shadle Park; EV Cruises

• Wrestling Title On Line In Gnl

• Hitmen Put Hurt On Chiefs Three Power-Play Goals Carry Calgary

• Bruno Has 24, Lifts Gu Past Portland, 71-53

• Aussie Sends Pilots Down Under Dench Erupts For 28 Points As Gonzaga Overpowers Portland

All stories for Jan. 26, 2000 »

• Forester Appeals Timber Sale Dnr Employee Says Agency Violating State Forest Rules

• Charbonneau Sparks Lakeside In Big Win

• Boxing Tourney Set For Airway Heights

• Kelowna At Spokane

• Eagles Flying High In Sky First-Place Eastern Beats Msu With Solid Defense Against 3S

All stories for Jan. 27, 2000 »

• Off On A Mission Of Mercy He Has Support Of Colleagues In Spokane

• Pc Counterfeiting Trend Worries Feds More People Trying To Pass Bad Bills Produced On Computers

• Fewer Agencies Likely To Get City Grants Advisory Board Will Recommend Larger Grants For Fewer Social Service Centers

• Fire District Sues Insurance Fund Over Dividends Suit Claims Premiums Higher Than Needed

• Unlv President Among WSU Finalists Harter Also Considered Position At Florida School

All stories for Jan. 28, 2000 »

• It’S A Dreadlocks Dilemma

• Business Beat

• D’Angelo’S ‘Voodoo’ Worth Lengthy Wait

• Looking Back: Manito Grocery In 1940

• ‘Dutch’ A Good Read, Deserves Serious Look

All stories for Jan. 29, 2000 »

• Births

• Ely-Lundy Spokane

• Flagan-Schultheis Pullman

• Holinka-Dicenzo Madison, Wis.

• Snowmobilers Rescued After Night In Ravine Father, Son Trapped In Steep Idaho Drainage

All stories for Jan. 30, 2000 »

• Lakeside Wins Opener

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Ev’S Horgan Opts For Griz

• Sta Moves Route Cutbacks To Fast Lane Riders May See Fewer Buses In March

All stories for Jan. 31, 2000 »