Archives | May 2000

• Ben And Jerry Sell Out

• Gates Foundation Grants $16.5 Million To City Schools Spokane Among 8 School Districts Selected From Across State

• Boy, 11, Recovering From Boating Accident

• Escaped Bull Is Officially A Sitting Duck 2 Cowboys And A Cow Recruited To Round Up Stray Animal From The Woods

• Two Arrested On Charges Of Smuggling Counterfeit Money And Drug Ring May Be Tied To Spokane Valley Slaying Last December

All stories for May 1, 2000 »

• Help For Homeless Begins In The Mind Mental Health Workers Take Subtle Approach

• Omak Police Chief Faces Dismissal Misconduct Includes Downloading Porn To Office Computer, Mayor Says

• Yates Doing Guard Duty When Slaying Victim Found Suspect In Serial Killings May Have Been In Tacoma Area

• Courtesy Requested By County Commissioner Roskelley Sets Formal Rules For Public Forums

• Man Found Dead In Downtown Doorway

All stories for May 2, 2000 »

• Obituaries

• Births

• Post Falls Middle School Lists Honor Roll Students

• Noise Offenders Get Break Cheney Decriminalizes First-Time Violations Of Community Quiet In/Around: Cheney

• Home Sales

All stories for May 3, 2000 »

• Title-Hungry Nc Tops In Baseball

• Fountain Whiffs 25, But Lc Falls To Cats

• Wv Boys, Colville Girls Wrap Up League Titles

• State Argues Most Schools Need No Help Sides File Written Closing Arguments In Lawsuit Over Safety Problems In Idaho’S Schoolhouses

• Local Networks Fight Off Virus Companies, Schools, Government Agencies Act Quickly To Limit Damage

All stories for May 4, 2000 »

• Weiler Claims 10,000 For Pirates

• Shadow, Surge Battle To 2-2 Tie

• Here’S Skinny On Why A Little Beef Is Just Fine

• Mackay Steals Show Goalie Cools Ice In Finals Opener

• Shadle Can Still Share Title

All stories for May 5, 2000 »

• Milestones

• Accused Spy Can’T Meet Alone With Lawyers Navy Says Classified Information At Risk, Insists That Security Officer Be Present

• Today In History

• Connection: Local Testing

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for May 6, 2000 »

• How He Survived Future Father-In-Law

• Children Of Ritalin Growing Numbers Of Children Are Being Diagnosed With Add And Adhd. Are Doctors Too Quick To Prescribe Medication?

• Make Mom Feel Special On Her Day

• Lake City Students Advance To Deca Nationals

• Reunions

All stories for May 7, 2000 »

• Huskies Sweep Hapless Cougars

• Playfair And Horses Reunited After Three-Year Absence, Track Used For The Reason It Was Built In 1935

• Ewu In No Hurry To Find Women’S Soccer Coach

• Jays Beat Orioles For 11Th Straight Time

• Bogey Wakes Up Witte

All stories for May 8, 2000 »

• Columbia Basin Sweeps Sasquatch

• Rogers Keeps Season Alive By Beating Ev

• Ferris Alters Trend

• Ice Won’T Get Caught Up In A Sweep

• Lone Voter Who Didn’T Go For Shaq Put On Spot

All stories for May 9, 2000 »

• Driving Business Tye Dye Taxi’S One-Man Operation Getting In Gear After Rough Start

• Volunteer Care Retired Teacher Has Worked With Hospice Of Spokane For 21 Years

• Housing History Siblings Help Get Millwood Recognized In Historic Circles

• Kudos To Kuo Just 17, Cheney High School’S Jessica Kuo Has Left Her Mark On The Greater Spokane Music And Allied Arts Festival

• Finishing With A Flurry Symphony Finale Will Feature Kirkman, Swensen

All stories for May 10, 2000 »

• Boys Held In Arson Called Victim ‘Mom’ Teens To Be Charged With Trying To Kill Her Family

• Commission Candidate Piles Up Cash Wilkinson Picked Up $15,000 Last Month For Election Bid

• Tonasket Group Seeks Healers For Gathering

• Yates Materials Being Sent To Germany Police There Looking Into Deaths Of Some 24 Women

• $20 Million Donated To Remodel Opera House

All stories for May 11, 2000 »

• Ice Put Chiefs In Corner Fluke Goal Has Spokane A Loss From Elimination

• Scott Turns In 4-Gold Effort

• Shadow Forward Plans First Appearance Higgins Ready For Season Debut After Missing First Two Outings

• Mead Gets One Strange Win

• Few Surprises At District

All stories for May 12, 2000 »

• Animal Wonderlands Head To Woodland Park And Point Defiance Zoos And See Lions And Tigers And Bears, Oh My

• Relax In Hot, Soothing Waters Of Halcyon History Of Springs Goes Back To 1800S When Pools Were Used For Therapeutic Treatments

• Take A Hike If You’Re In The Mood To Really Get Away From It All, Heli-Hiking Could Be Just The Ticket

• The Secret Coast Don’T Blink Or You Just Might Miss This Reborn Jewel On Nehalem Bay

• Seeing Seattle’S Sights Whatever Your Tastes In Travel May Be, The Emerald City Has A Tour For You

All stories for May 13, 2000 »

• Mom’S Message From Jail

• Construction Means Delays In Eastbound I-90

• The County Lines

• Voters To Decide On School Levies, Bonds Tuesday Deer Park, Davenport Planning New Facilities; Creston, Loon Lake Seeking Operating Funds

• Four Injured, One Critically, On Division

All stories for May 14, 2000 »

• Disney’S New Park

• Slow Down, Mayor Tells Councilman After Six New Eugster Proposals Since Friday, Talbott Says The Council Has Had Enough

• Hope For The Davenport Walt And Karen Worthy Buy Spokane Landmark, Promise Renovation

• Sister City Not So Sisterly, As It Turns Out

• Tornado Touches Down Near Zillah

All stories for May 15, 2000 »

• Yates Will Face Nine Additional Murder Charges Authorities Say They Found Woman Who Survived Attack By Suspect

• Short Reports

• Stroke Of Luck For Swimmers County May Relax Rule Against Swimming Near Boat Launch Sites

• Experimental Federal Program Tries To Measure Need For Medical Marijuana

• Medical Marijuana Users Wait To Exhale Vague Law Leaves Patients, Doctors, Officials In A Fog

All stories for May 16, 2000 »

• Idaho Primary

• A.A. ‘Tina’ Jacobson

• Benewah County Sheriff Loe, Resser

• State House, District 2 Jacobson, Kellogg

• State House, District 3 Ellis, Gerrard

All stories for May 17, 2000 »

• Plan Works To Perfection In Cda’S Win

• Colville Rolls On To State Buscher Helps Indians Survive Reclassification

• Moser Replaces Moncrief

• Sewell Leaves Lasting Mark For Cougars

• L-C State Wins; Zags End Season

All stories for May 18, 2000 »

• Streak Of Lunacy San Francisco’S Bay To Breakers Fun Run Draws Some Truly Buff Runners

• Malicious Love Bug Mutation New E-Mail Virus Changes Its Shape To Avoid Detection

• Crapo Wants Halt By Epa On New Sites Agency’S Ombudsman To Assess Approach To Superfund Sites In Cda River Basin, But That’S Been Delayed

• Dan Dinning Runs For Post Left By Kin He’S Among Three Republicans Seeking Commission Opening

• Mistake Robs Viewers Of Look At Yates In Court Guidelines Didn’T Rule Out Live Footage Of Suspect’S Face

All stories for May 19, 2000 »

• Blueprint For A Grand Return Developer Has Plan, Track Record To Restore Davenport’S Glory

• Activists Take Stock Of Kaiser Critics Head For Annual Meetings Hoping To Force Change From Within

• Milestones

• Plan Could Preserve A Legacy Cougar Bay Landowner Tries To Work Out Conservancy Deal

• Today In History

All stories for May 20, 2000 »

• Friend’S Invitation Too Much Too Soon

• Classes To Avoid Next Semester

• Obituaries

• Spielberg Will Head Frank Movie

• Lure Of Phish Band’S Latest Release - ‘Farmhouse’ - Should Please Its Large Fan Base

All stories for May 21, 2000 »

• It’S Official: WSU Fires Farrington

• At The Links, Shooting A 6 Par For The Course

• Hattenburg Makes Pac-10 Team

• Hattenburg Repeats As All-Pac 10

• Ex-Lake City Girls Coach Choice For Post Falls’ Job

All stories for May 22, 2000 »

• Johnson, Panabaker Lead Commission Race Johnson Decries Flier Endorsing Krieg

• A Few Hot Tips On Your Mark, Get Set … Fire Up That Grill With A Few Tried-And-True Techniques

• Voters Oust Justice Silak For Eismann After Campaign Marred By Controversy, Challenger Says He Ran A Clean Race

• Otter Way Ahead Of Pack Lieutenant Governor Survives Ads Attacking Morality

• Enjoying The Spears Of Spring

All stories for May 23, 2000 »

• Ready For The Future Graduates Have Plenty Of Hopes And Dreams To Fill The New Millennium

• City Ordered To Loan Meter Funds To Garage River Park Square Developers Cheer Ruling; Appeals Likely

• Police Told Of Bloody Van

• Generation Y2/Ok Class Of ‘00 Confidently Marches Into Bright Future

• Sides Trade Blame For Lockout Kaiser Defends Actions; Steelworkers Share Tales Of Woe

All stories for May 24, 2000 »

• Whitworth Thrower No. 2 In Division Iii

• Vc Relays Ranked No. 1, But Gotta Get It Right

• Lcsc Opens Defense Naia Champions Host World Series That Gets Under Way Today

• Feds Confirm Toxic Risks At Cda River Lead Still May Threaten Kids In Silver Valley, Agency Says

• Car Break-Ins Surge In Spokane Police Say Careless Owners Make Thefts Easy

All stories for May 25, 2000 »

• Gsl Entrants Roll Into Semifinals

• Prichard Redeems Herself

• Springdale’S Klemish On Time When It Counts

• Riverside’S Roll Ends In Semifinals

• Chargers Ride Play Of Lebret Into Semifinals

All stories for May 26, 2000 »

• Out For A Little Spin Radio-Controlled Race Car Fans Rev Their Engines At Sullivan Park

• Cda Doesn’T Let It Rain On Its Parade Stormy Clouds Can’T Chase Folks From Place

• At A Glance: Memorial Day Events

• You’Ve Got Baby

• Battle Looms Over Electing Judges Some See Danger In Increasing Politicization Of Judicial Elections

All stories for May 27, 2000 »

• Hazelbaker-Schuerman Spokane

• Siddique-Mcmullin Greenacres

• Kragelund-Stonehocker Spokane

• Births

• Hints To Help You Kick The Habit

All stories for May 28, 2000 »

• Rux-Naff Cheney

• Obituaries

• Owsley-Mcbride Knoxville, Tenn.

• Reunions

• 3 From North Idaho Become Tri-Delts

All stories for May 29, 2000 »

• Club Drops Plan To Buy Fox Theater Symphony Seeking Funds To Buy Landmark Site

• Grades Fell Key Cougs Football Team Loses Holden; Men’S Basketball Loses Bush

• In Murray’S Case, Not All Giant Leaps Come On The Track

• WSU Star Signs With Royals After Record College Career, Hattenburg May Be Ticketed For Spokane Indians

• Official Records

All stories for May 30, 2000 »

• Brown Blaze Tied To Rash Of Fires Building Materials Business Sustains $700,000 In Damage, Officials Say; Suspect Arrested

• Bowl And Pitcher Camps To Become Group Affair Riverside State Park To Fix Cramped Sites; New Campground Planned At Long Lake

• Nethercutt To Launch Campaign Today Democrat Tom Keefe Also Plans To Announce His Candidacy This Morning

• Yates Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Family Members Of Accused Killer And Of Victims In Court

• Habitat House Has A Certain Err About It

All stories for May 31, 2000 »