Archives | June 29, 2000
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Features
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Find Refuge In Your ‘Basement’
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Beach Books
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Richardson-Jeffries Spokane
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More Movies Reflecting Racial Diversity Of U.S.
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Births
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Lake City High School Seniors Earn Awards
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Obituaries
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Study Finds V-Chip Installed But Unused
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Going Fourth No Longer Screaming In The Pop-Punk Band Eve’S Plumb, Vitamin C Headlines The Spokane American Music Festival
Idaho
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No Tax Increase For Nic Trustees Vote To Keep Assessment As Is, But Increase Student Tuition And Fees
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Cougar Bay Developer Wants Answers Commission Nears Decision On 92-Home Plan
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Sandpoint’S New Chief Dons Badge Attending Budget Workshop Mark Lockwood’S First Duty
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Town Stole His Land, Defendant Tells Court
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Cape Horn Road A Real Blast Federal Money Crucial To Hauling, New Barriers, Paving
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Superfund Review Lists Site’S Needs
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Idaho Officials Praise Departing Epa Administrator
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Probe: Did Epa Fail People Of Libby? If Epa Knew Of Deadly Asbestos, Why Didn’T It Act 15 Years Ago?
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New Trial In Beating Of Elderly Woman Luke Convicted Of Burglary, But Earlier Attempted Murder Conviction Thrown Out
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Idaho Records
Nation/World
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For Colfax Firefighters, Blaze Hits Close To Home Battling A Burning Fire Station Tough With Gear Trapped Inside
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Local Boy Scouts Pleased By Court’S Decision
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Avista Asking Customers To Power Down Utility Hopes To Avoid Shortages As Heat Increases Demand For Electricity
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Today In History
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Buchwald’S Condition Serious But Stable
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Milestones
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Fugitive Captured After Montana Shootout Man Sought After N. Idaho Chase, Patrol Officer Injured In Gunbattle
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Edc Wants More Power To Build Spokane Agency Says Too Many Groups Play A Part In Area’S Economic Vitality
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Veterans Take Aim At Cda Parade Ordinance Group To Boycott Event; Rankin Begins Bid To Shoot Down Rule Banning Guns
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Short Reports
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Itron Shake-Up Proves To Be A Profitable Move
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Skakel Never Admitted Involvement, Witness Says
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Northtown Opens New Lot
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Lincare Will Expand
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Lottery Numbers
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Providian To Pay Consumers $300 Million
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Koresh Followers Felt He Was ‘God, Made Flesh’
Other
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Garage Income Improving, But Not Fast Enough May Was Successful Month, June Promises To Be Better
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The County Lines
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State Can’T Keep Up With Litterbugs Study Says 22 Million Pounds Of Trash Ends Up On Roads, In Parks
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Letters To The Editor
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Less Than Perfect Yet Worth Having
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Crime-Spree Suspect Arrested
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Focusing On ‘Key Moments’
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Fired Physician Kills UW Doctor, Himself
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Local Shoreline Management Backed
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Sculpture Removed For Lack Of A Buyer
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Suspect Falls Through Ceiling
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Chewelah Boy On Off-Road Vehicle Injured In Collision With Car
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Parents Arrested In Raid Four Children Lived In Home Police Say Was Used As Meth Lab
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Green Party Convention Isn’T Crowded
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Calm Before The 4Th Full Campgrounds Expected For Long Holiday Weekend
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Dissembling Will Get You Nowhere
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West’S Bill Targets Murderers Of Children
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Clarkston Infant’S Death Investigated
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Fire Damages Pullman Home
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Trails Suggested As Way To Boost Gardens
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Plymouth Presenting Evening Music
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City’S Future Planning Panel Wants Public Comment On Growth Management Options
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Bandits Steal Victory From Blue Devils
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Families May Receive Free Health Services
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Easing The Move Educators Hope Day Camp At Chase Will Smooth The Transition For New Seventh-Graders
Sports
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Embracing The Enemy Davis’ Stubblefield Drops By For East-West Game
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Prugh 3 Strokes Behind
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Angels Slip Past Mariners Hill Helps Anaheim End Seattle’S Win Streak At 7
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Yankees, Cubs Make Little Progress In Sosa Talks
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Racing To Get Good And Dirty At Northport
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Williams Announces Retirement
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Little, Sponsor To Part Ways After Winston Cup Season Spokane Driver, Team Owner Come Up With ‘Mutual’ Decision
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Jazz Take UI’S Dickens
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Indians Hold Off Rally In 9Th
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Cheap Seats
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Official Records
Washington Voices
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Officer Reunites Toddler With Mother
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Shadow Makers Youth Soccer Club Launched By Spokane’S Premier Development League
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Bandits Upset Blue Devils
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Better Latte Than Never At Skills Center
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Central Valley Schools Will Get Two Deputies
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Man Arrested In Attack On Homeowner
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River Safety Health Warnings About Heavy Metals In The Water Don’T Keep People Off The Beaches
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CV Board Approves Counseling Agreement
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Council Moves To New Headquarters
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Camp Combines Science, Adventure
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Joy Of Reading Part Of Summer Parks Program
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Lambarth Leaving A Legacy Of Gains For Dist. 81
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Liquor Licenses
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Group Hopes To Put Neighborhoods On November’S Ballot
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County Hopes New Road Mix Will Be A Better Pothole-Fixer
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Felts Field Buys Land For Expansion
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Nominate Good Neighbor
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Riverside School Board Forming Advisory Panels District Takes Steps Toward Resolving Teacher, Education Issues
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Day Camp Scheduled
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No Team Unbeatable In Giants League
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Future Lifeguards In Training
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Garden At Hutton Settlement A Rewarding Row To Hoe For Kids
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Tourney Wins Reverse Bandits Woes
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Vacation-Goers Need To Get House Ready
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Family Store Ralph Mauro’S Death Leaves Hole In The Heart Of Spokane’S Italian Community
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Tools Are Fine, But Don’T Forget Toolmaker
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Major Fun
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Improvements To Balfour Park Are Coming Together