Archives | May 13, 2000
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Community Events
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Discerning Travelers Never Forget A Meal
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Pump Up The Music Christian Rockers Bring Big Tent Revival To Spokane In The Form Of An Inflatable Arena
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There Isn’T A Phone A Teen Can’T Answer
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How Did His First Four Wives Let Him Slip Away?
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Unpopular Opinions Deserve Platform
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Births
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House Of Worship
Idaho
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Two Candidates Vie For Kellogg School Board
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Farm’S Next Phase Acreage Will Become Refuge For Wildlife
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Idaho Records
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Resident Awakens To House On Fire
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Submarine’S Sail Lands At Museum Site
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Services Today For Bar Owner Pengilly
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Forests’ Roads Will Stay Open Rangers Say Building Ban Won’T Mean Road Closures
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Eight Campaigning For School Boards St. Maries, Plummer/Worley, Harrison Have Contested Races
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Kootenai Mail Call Has Long Been Her Calling
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Teacher Apologizes For Holocaust ‘Lesson’
Nation/World
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Local Gun Shops Frustrated By Delay
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More Charges Expected Against Yates Dna Evidence Due Back On Nine More Victims Of Serial Killings
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Bill Stevens
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Campaign Trail
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Today In History
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Business Beat
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Magnum P.I. For Prez
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Kaiser, Union Plan More Talks
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Horizon Pilots Plan Pickets
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Lottery Numbers
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Ponderay Wal-Mart Expanding
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Stocks Finish On Up Note
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Idaho Acts Against Stockbrokers
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Kaiser Pollution Continues To Pour Into Little Spokane Cyanide Levels Have Doubled, Recent State Samples Show
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Tom Clark
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Jerry Clemens
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Republicans Square Off For Primary Bonner County Commission Candidates Voice Concerns About Spending, Taxes, Road Repairs
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Sacred Heart Wants To Keep Dialysis Center Deaconess Proposal To Open Its Own Facility Is Met With Opposition
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Eismann Denies Role In Anti-Silak Push Poll Calls Disguised As Survey Cast Aspersions On High Court Justice
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Sunshine May See Ownership Change Struggling Mining Company Wants To Swap Stock For Debt
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Telecom Conference Drawing Heavy Interest
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Local Mall Shoppers To Get High-Tech Tools
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Milestones
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Short Reports
Other
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Family Of Athletes Clutter Family Is Always Moving - Running, Biking, Swimming, You Name It, They Do It All
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Providing Opportunity Tesh Helps Disabled Become Independent Through Training, Support
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Public Meetings
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Building Permits
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County Jail Deputy’S Job Repetitious, Never Routine There’S Always Something That Needs To Be Done, And Done Again
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Learning Can Happen In Any Environment
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Skills Learned Can Be Applied Later In Life
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Dalton Gardens Elementary
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No Need To ‘Fix’ Something That Doesn’T Need To Be Fixed
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Letters To The Editor
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Motherhood Honored By Keeping Traditions
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24 Hours Of Bookings At Kootenai County Jail
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Energy-Efficient Products Charge Up Riverfront Park Pollution Solutions Tour Stops In Spokane
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Paying For Punishment
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The County Lines
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Lilac Festival Activities Start With A Parade
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UI Commencement Ceremonies Today
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Rolled-Out Flowers, Little Blue Stars From My Sky
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Moms On The March
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Ceremony Planned At Military Cemetery
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Furniture Removed From Yates’ House
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I-90 Resurfacing To Restrict Lanes
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Pro, Course Both Have Come A Long Way
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Making A Difference: An Occasional Series Profiling North Idaho’S Community Leaders Dedication And Then Some Despite Her Illness, Linda Seed Puts Her Heart And Soul Into Making Post Falls A Better Place
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Leading In Worship Favorite Part Of Job For Presbyterian Pastor
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Tutoring Club Helps Students Get Back Up To Grade Level
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The Day The Mountain Blew What Started Out As A Bright Spring Day Turned Into A Dark Reminder Of Mother Nature’S Force
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Smaller Schools Keep Community Connected
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Jail Fees Kootenai Voters Are Again Being Asked To Increase The Sales Tax To Pay For The New Jail. But While Some Are Debating The Method Of Payment, Others Are Wondering If The New Jail Is Necessary
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New Mom Reunited With Baby Nurse Moves ‘Heaven And Earth’ To Get Family Together
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Dea Busts Pot-Smuggling Ring Ten Indicted For Alleged Roles In Bringing ‘B.C. Bud’ Across U.S.-Canadian Border
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Absentees Leave Tribal Race Tied Swan Loses Lead Over Pakootas In Primary Voting For Seat On Colville Tribal Council
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State Dismisses Rights Commission Complaint Man Says Panel Hurt Reputation Of Character Program He Promoted
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Hester Withdraws From Commission Race Former Road Worker Backs Wilkinson In Bid For Gop Nod
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Otter Offers Best Skills, Experience
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The Ticker A Look Back At The Past Week On Wall Street
Sports
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Ice Put Chiefs In Corner Fluke Goal Has Spokane A Loss From Elimination
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Scott Turns In 4-Gold Effort
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Official Records
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Tigers, Bears Scratch Out Wins, Advance
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Cougs Get A Blast Out Of Nilsen
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Tight Race In Girls A-2 Meet
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Tying Knot Not Same As Hooking Up On Golf Links
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Shadow Forward Plans First Appearance Higgins Ready For Season Debut After Missing First Two Outings
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Mead Gets One Strange Win
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Few Surprises At District
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Colville Pair Strike Gold At 3A District
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Lewiston Rips Lc, Faces Cda For Title
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Nic Exits Baseball Tournament
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Nic Wins Three Njcaa Titles Keith, Beck, Demarni Shine In Field Events
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Lake City Turns Defense Into Title Chance
Washington Voices
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Wv’S Amy Wieber Wins Deca Award
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Spring Barrel Days A Time To Wine Down
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Sidewalk Stress Sprague Avenue Business Owners Worried About Impact Of New Sidewalks
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Athletes Advance To Regionals
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Eastbound Argonne Off-Ramp Will Close For Repaving Work
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EV School Board Interviews Candidates Six Apply For Karl Wilkinson’S Position
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Mullan Road Monument Will Stay Put
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Valley Fire District Recruits Begin Work
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Honor Your Mom With A Special Day At Church
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Valley Home Sales
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Good Things Come In Fours Freeman Quartet ‘Just Great Kids And Good Friends’
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CV District Wins Theater/Arts Award Honor Given For Support Of Theater And Arts Education
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Wild Ride To Nationals Cv’S Destination Imagination Team Dreams Up Roller Coaster For Apples
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Losing Protection Dishman Hills Advocates Say County Not Living Up To Its Promises
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Man Flashes Girl In Valley
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Arrest Made After Noise Complaint
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Sixth-Graders Arrested On Drug Charges