Archives | March 19, 2000
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Business
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College Grads Won’T Need Regis To Make Millions
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Age Discrimination Common
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Hanna & Associates Tops List Of Annual Addy Competition
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Business Beat
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‘Phantom’ Gold Downtown’S Monthlong Run Of ‘The Phantom Of The Opera’ Leaving Merchants With A Smile
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Jerry Wolf Costume Supervisor For “The Phantom Of The Opera.”
Features
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Carroll-Brownyer Spokane
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Looking Ahead With A New Release, New Label ‘N Sync Is Excited About Its Future
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‘Too-Ism’ Rules Can Help Men Have It All
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Balakirev-Pavlovna Spokane
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Beal-Dunning Spokane
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Daniel And Moretta Forsch San Antonio
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Don And Wanda Sheahan Rosalia, Wash.
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Darrel And Zedra Stebbins Spokane
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Ed And Marguerite Easley Spokane
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Engagements
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Walton-Skadan Spokane
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Manners Key Part Of Earlier Proms Some Youths Attended Etiquette Classes
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Premier Genealogy Magazines Are Key
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Memoir As Colorful As ‘Mankind’ Himself
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Spokane-Based Publication Worth Serious Consideration
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Watch Artists At Work At ‘Art In The Making’
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A Night To Remember High School Proms Were As Big A Deal Decades Ago As They Are Today
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Going Gaga For ‘Phantom’
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Almodovar Takes A Dramatic Turn
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Prime Pages The Captain’S Dog: My Journey With The Lewis And Clark Tribe” Roland Smith (Harcourt Brace, 287 Pages, $17)
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Museum Offers Antique Appraisals Cheney Cowles Event Will Help Place Values On Dusty Treasures
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Prime Pages “Isaac’S Storm” Erik Larson (Crown Books, 323 Pages, $25)
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Prime Pages “Letters From Yellowstone” Diane Smith (Viking, 226 Pages, $24.95)
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Prime Pages Prime Pages A Closer Look At Award-Winning Regional Books
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Living Life To Fullest Can Offer Peace
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Prime Pages “Dreamers: On The Trail Of The Nez Perce” Martin Stadius (Caxton Press, 437 Pages, $24.95)
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Prime Pages “Traveling Light: Collected And New Poems” David Wagoner (University Of Illinois Press, 301 Pages, $21.95 Paper)
Idaho
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It’S Free, And Just Part Of The Drill But Wary Children Don’T Focus On Dentists’ Generosity
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He Makes Sure That Old Fiddlers Will Never Die
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Families Pull Together Members Aim For Fun At Skeet And Trap Club
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Few Turn Out For City Park Cleanup 81-Year-Old, Two Others Volunteer
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Shoddy Police Duds Provoke Sheriffs’ Lawsuit
Nation/World
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Churches Join Battle Against Meth Goal Is To Have Dozens Of Halfway Homes For Addicts
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Someplace Between Victim And Rescuer Woman Who Ministers To Prisoners Soon Will Visit Spot In El Salvador Where Her Father Was Killed
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Fire Ants, Killer Bees, Other Pests Invade California Irrigated Landscape, Mild Winters Make State Paradise For Insects
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Twice As Sweet Gonzaga Weathers Red Storm, Heads Back To Sweet 16
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City Leaders Defend Decision Made Under Pressure
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Today In History
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Garage Suffers From High Expectations Study To Justify Downtown Facility Used Flawed Data To Project Strong Revenues
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Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week
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Milestones
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Parkers Pay Less At City-Owned Garages Elsewhere No Facility Surveyed Earns As Much As River Park Square Garage Was Expected To Collect
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Cell Only
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Taxes In Limbo
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Museum Lists
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Activist Celebrated
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Lottery Numbers
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The Monitor From The Week Of March 12-18, 2000
Other
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Pulling Their Own Weight Girls Learn Self-Reliance On Backcountry Trip
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Boise State Hosts Harris Jazz Festival
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Creek Restoration Planned
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Seminar: Holistic Hunting
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The County Lines
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Drastic Measures Could Free Us Of This Dependency
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Ties To Garage Have No Impact On Storytelling
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Parking Fee Added For Colville Forest Five Heavily Used Sites Will Require New Permit
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Journey Of Discovery Lewis And Clark Bicentennial Sparks Lots Of Interest
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Green Wales Proud Gardeners Strive To Become England’S Horticultural Equal
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Mental Gymnastics Science Olympiad Challenges Eastern Washington Students To Exercise Accuracy, Innovation
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Whirling Update
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Roadwork Paved Way To Broken Windshields Dozens Of Complaints Filed Over Ford-Wellpinit Project
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Police Seek Man In Texas Death, Officer Shooting
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Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News
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Taking Aim At Panhandlers Downtown Business Group Seeks Tougher Sidewalk Ordinance
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Government Almanac For The Week Of March 19
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‘Bomb’ In Bank Heist Proves To Be Phony
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Wild Crafts Convey Global Theme Art Studio To Stage Series Of Workshops To Prepare For Procession Of The Species On Earth Day
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Lumberjills Are Outdoorswomen On A Roll
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Cochran’S Crusade Helps All Of Us
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State Must Ensure Tribe’S Status Quo
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Forever Grateful
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High-Risk Molester Living In Spokane
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Masked Gunman Robs South Side Grocery
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11-Year-Old Admits Vandalizing Trailer
Sports
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Twice as sweet Gonzaga weathers Red Storm, heads back to Sweet 16
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Feelin’ 16 Again Words Can’T Describe Gu’S Run
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Lewis-Clark St. Ko’D Despite Erickson’S 34
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Flat Chiefs Lose Chance To Clinch Crown
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Gonzaga Roughs Up St. John’S Strong Inside Play Complements Near-Perfect Game By Santangelo
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The Pit’S Next For Gu Gonzaga Meets Physical Big Ten Foe In Purdue
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Attitude Adjustment Spurs Dench Zags Senior Center Dominates Inside After Talk From Coach Few
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Nieman Adds Athlete Of Year To Resume
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North Idaho Earns Split With Dixie College
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Late Rally Lifts Cougars Over Northridge 3-2
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Shadle Park, University Win Banana Belt Relays
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Post Falls Scores Two Dramatic Softball Wins
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Ncaa Tournament: Peak Performers
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Waltz’S Discus Title Also Worth Ncaa Trip
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Secret’S Out: Pepperdine Is For Real Surprising Win Over Indiana Means No More Surprises
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Lakeside’S Jolley Leaving Saint Mary’S
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Letters To The Editor