Archives | July 2000

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

• Young ‘Broker’ Found Prosperity

• Milestones

• Get-Rich Pitch ‘Bogus’ Seven States Have Determined Global Prosperity Is An Illegal Pyramid Scheme

• Today In History

All stories for July 1, 2000 »

• Cruisers Shift Gears Teen Tradition Has New Location, Better Tunes, Same Old Motivations

• Public Periscope

• Concert Craze Music Fans Flock To Riverfront Park To Catch First Uncle Sam Jam

• Idaho Towns Holding Holiday Events

• Kootenai Officers Out In Force For Holiday Tourists Swarm Into Cda In Summer And Thousands Come On Fourth Of July

All stories for July 2, 2000 »

• Today In History

• Milestones

• Gee’S ‘Labor Of Love’ Dealership Ready To Open

• Obituaries

• Hungry Bears Crowding Into Parks, Yards Animals Nose Around Human Habitat, Looking For Food Left Out, Discarded

All stories for July 3, 2000 »

• Itty, Bitty Burgers Sweet Treat

• Farmers’ Market

• Festival May Be Small But It’S Full Of Great Films

• Coffee Complement

• Still No Suspects In Hiker’S Death

All stories for July 4, 2000 »

• Teen Charged With Manslaughter In Three Deaths Prosecutors Say High School Senior Passed On Shoulder, Forcing Car Into Oncoming Traffic

• Lottery Numbers

• Milestones

• Quintana, Aquasox Come Back In Slugfest Everett Slugger’S Nine Rbis Tie League Record

• Mining Firms Make Offer Kempthorne Hails Proposal Of $250 Million To Clean Up Metals; Other Parties Caught Off Guard

All stories for July 5, 2000 »

• Guard Suspected In Thefts From Deceased Man Suspected Of Stealing Money From Medical Examiner’S Office

• Time To Get A Life After Spending 20S As Workaholic, Groskreutz Settles Down

• Brophy In World Golf

• Rooms Burglarized At Cda Resort Two Teenage Employees Of Hotel May Have Been Involved, Police Say

• Big Mac Of Nwl Rips Tribe Mcdougall’S Long Blasts Lift Vancouver Past Spokane

All stories for July 6, 2000 »

• Suspect To Get New Evaluation Man Charged In Omak Killing To Be Assessed For Competency

• Higgins Enters Race For Council Presidency Veteran Councilman First To Announce Bid For New Office

• Coeur D’Alene To Study Riparian Rights Information Could Affect Response To Development Near City Property

• Lawrence Reaches Semis At Junior Worlds

• Mint Missed Golden Opportunity TV Ads Fail To Recognize Sacajawea

All stories for July 7, 2000 »

• Government Almanac

• Panel At Tuesday Forum To Give Parenting Pointers

• Post Falls Car Show Continues Hot Run Event Expected To Draw 30,000

• Fbi Launches Search For Robbery Suspect

• Hanford’S Risks Increase Due To Delays Epa Audit Says Regulators Fail To Enforce Deadlines, Adding Years To Cleanup Project

All stories for July 8, 2000 »

• Births

• Obituaries

• Unofficial Flag Day For Council

• Glimpse Of Times Past Masters Of Old Arts Gather At Cataldo’S Historic Skills Fair

• The County Lines

All stories for July 9, 2000 »

• Mayoral Candidates Lash Out Over Salary Talbott, Powers Refuse To Sign Pledge To Repay Part Of Wages

• Letter Reveals Offer Of Water For Salmon But Idaho Officials Deny Reference In Federal Document Is An Offer

• Parking Meter Account To Be Set Up

• Council President’S Pay Boosted To $40,000 Greene, Holmes Oppose Hike; Others Say It’S Leadership Issue

• If Nudefest To Last, It Needs Serious Buffing

All stories for July 10, 2000 »

• Inland Northwest Trio Qualify For Match Play

• Official Records

• 300 Golfers Tee Off Today In Rosauers Two Days Of Pro-Am Competition Will Launch Region’S Most Lucrative Pga Tournament

• Newer Pontoon Boats Better

• Coeur D’Alene Granted Two National Triathlons

All stories for July 11, 2000 »

• The County Lines

• Picking Principle Over Superintendent Riverside Teacher, Honored As State’S Best, Makes Good On Vow To Quit If Wilson Stays

• WSU Shifts Gears Under New President Rawlins Puts Focus On Faculty Salaries At First Regents Meet

• Police Raid Two Homes, Find Two Meth Labs

• Human Rights Commission To Meet At Nic

All stories for July 12, 2000 »

• Ex-Trooper Files Damage Claim Over Rv License Tab Dispute

• The County Lines

• Man Shot To Death On Apartment Balcony Police Find Gun, Hope Witnesses Tell How Shooting Happened

• Spokane House To Stage Re-Enactment

• Shriners Ready For Fun

All stories for July 13, 2000 »

• Lineman Proves Fight, Not Size, Key To Success

• Northwest Swiss Fabricates Precision Parts For Industries

• Safety, Needs Of Children First Priority Of Casa

• Baking Skill Just One Of Edna Hegge’S Talents

• Jail Bookings

All stories for July 14, 2000 »

• Cruise Ships Again Ply Waters Of Great Lakes Five Vessels Revitalize Tradition That Died Out 30 Years Ago

• Odyssey 2000 Cyclists Marvel At Diversity In Restrooms, Telephones Many In Group Rent Autos For Quick Tours Of The British Isles

• ‘Fishing In Oregon’ In 9Th Edition; Packed With Great Information

• Garlic Fest Way More Than Pungent Bulbs

• Brookies Must Go

All stories for July 15, 2000 »

• Megan Smith Serves As Congressional Page

• Selby-Kloehn Spokane

• Obituaries

• ‘Titan’ Visuals Great; Rest Of Movie Suffers

• ‘Shaft’ Hip And Entertaining

All stories for July 16, 2000 »

• Cda Mayor Seeks Vote On Bond Council Asked To Put $3 Million Bond On Ballot To Fund City Parks Projects, New Fire Station

• Man Faces Felony Charges In Shooting 20-Year-Old Post Falls Woman Might Not Walk Again

• Gop Seeks Rapport With Tribes Leaders Insist Party Supports Tribal Self-Determination

• Hitters Come To The Rescue Indians Pitching Still Having Trouble Indians 12 Hawks 11

• King Center Touts Racial Diversity It’S Not Just For African Americans, Says Director, Who Hopes To Expand

All stories for July 17, 2000 »

• City Claims Conspiracy In Lawsuit River Park Square Developers Accused Of Plotting With Consultants To Misrepresent Garage Deal

• Suit Claims Assessor Retaliated After Complaint Woman Says She Was Demoted For Complaining About Campaign Work For Cooney

• Council Members On Both Sides Of Lawsuit

• Lawyer Faces Disbarment Review State Bar Says Cheney Attorney Misused Elderly Client’S Money

• Location, Location, Location Homes Fly Off The Market If They’Re In Desirable Areas

All stories for July 18, 2000 »

• Dream Detail Shows Changing Beliefs

• Elston Moves Into Second At Ajga Event

• Lights Out At Avista For Tribe Spokane Loses One-Run Game To Boise

• ‘Pipe Bombs’ Were Homemade Fireworks For Fourth But Judge Fines Spokane Man To Deter Use Of Explosives In Kootenai County

• The County Lines

All stories for July 19, 2000 »

• Ecology Gets Earful State Urged To Reject Request For Shopping Center Inside Spokane River Buffer

• City’S Garage Legal Fees Top $100,000, Expected To Climb

• Street Repair, For A Price Committee Unveils Plans To Repair Crumbling Roads

• Educators Line Up To Back Tech Center Supporters Hope Technology Center Will Spur Growth

• Arson Case Hearing Postponed Competency Decision Delayed So Defendant Can Get A Second Psychological Review

All stories for July 20, 2000 »

• Exercise Institute Focuses On Superslow Training

• Push The Beach Issue We Could All Be Losers

• Enjoying The Good Life Jon Wikum, A Cda Graduate, Has His Construction Company, His Family And Baseball … What More Could You Want

• Two Days At Capitol Made Trip Worthwhile

• Students Feel Ready To Face More Testing

All stories for July 21, 2000 »

• Oregon Backcountry Route Opens Sept. 25 For Atvs Travel

• Hiking Priest Lake Scenic Idaho Waterway Surrounded By Trails That Cover Rich Variety Of Terrain

• Stillwater Fly Fishing Explained

• Books List Blm, Corps Lakes Open For Recreation

• Airlines Toughen Up Pet Policies

All stories for July 22, 2000 »

• Madsen Comes Through In The Clutch For Allies Pitcher Beats L-C For Second Time In Two Days To Send Team Off To State

• Reunions

• Ellie Parsons Going To Quarter Horse Championship

• Obituaries

• Try To Get To Know Tag-Along

All stories for July 23, 2000 »

• Spokane Collector Victimized Stolen Painting May Be Work Of Hitler

• River Park Square Legal Costs Mount City Expects $560,000 Bill As Library Funding Vote Deferred

• Today In History

• Agreement Near On Regional Plan To Revive Salmon Four-State Deal Still Needs Signature From Washington Governor

• Cominco Progressing On Mine Reopening

All stories for July 24, 2000 »

• Yankees Want Surhoff, But Orioles Aren’T Ready To Deal Left Fielder

• Playfair On Course For Sept. 16 Racing Inspections Go Well For Long-Dormant Track

• Myles’ Comeback Must Wait Torn Acl Ends Season; Reserve French Follows With Same Injury

• Run Of Success Top Pick Shaun Alexander Knows How To Win On And Off Field

• Obituaries

All stories for July 25, 2000 »

• Meadowwood’S Smith Still Leads State Amateur

• Portland Pitching Shuts Down Indians In First Meeting Of Season

• Official Records

• Conacher Appears At Top Of Chiefs’ Short List Spokane’S Hiring Process Hampered By Nhl Team’S Job Openings

• Isn’T It Sweet To Be Among Area’S Elite? Basketball Guru Adams Continues To Help Players

All stories for July 26, 2000 »

• Mental Health, County Headed To Arbitration Arbiter To Decide Whether Agency Gets $1.3 Million In Payments

• Police Want Plan To Share Resources Effort Would Help Smaller Departments In The Area

• Health District Dumps Larger Raise For Workers Staff Members Say They’D Rather See Services Restored

• Julyamsh Pow Wow Results

• Boy In Critical Condition After Fall Into Empty Grain Storage Shaft

All stories for July 27, 2000 »

• Today In History

• Idaho High Court Upholds Ban On Boat Dock Land Board Correct In Protecting Swimming Area Over Landowner Rights

• Geraghty To Run In 6Th District Candidate Says Legislature Shouldn’T Cut Property Taxes

• At 107, His Party Attracts A Crowd Man Says Longevity Due To Fact That ‘I Haven’T Died Yet’

• Civil Complaint Filed Against Yates Woman Says She Survived 1998 Attack By Serial Killer Suspect

All stories for July 28, 2000 »

• Covering New Ground Mount Spokane State Park Closes In On Plan That Allows Access For A Wide Variety Of Trail Users

• Guidebook Publishers Go Toe-To-Toe Mountaineers Dominance Challenged By Falcon

• Kids Klassic Trolling For New Generation Of Anglers

• Cunningham’S Base Work, Home Run Ignite Indians

• Floating Charm Tug-Like Boats Offer A Different Lake Vacation

All stories for July 29, 2000 »

• Hentschel-Atyeo Spokane

• Bernal-Rogers Pullman

• Jones-Price Boston

• ‘American High’ Looks At High School Students’ Lives

• Froelich-Hanson Spokane

All stories for July 30, 2000 »

• Legal Fight Over Garage In Limbo Council Fails To Approve Funds For River Park Square Litigation

• Vandals Turn Up The Heat On South Hill Comstock Pool Shut Down Amid Heat Wave

• Platform Highlights

• Liberty Lake Gets Chance At Cityhood Boundary Board Oks Nov. 7 Vote On Two-Step Plan To Incorporate

• Milestones

All stories for July 31, 2000 »