Archives | September 2000

• Indians Edge Closer To The Top Ferguson Pitches Yet Another Strong Game; Keppinger Homers

• Cougs Need A Victory Win Over Stanford Would Go A Long Way

• ‘Skins Have Lot In Common With Microsoft

• Eagles Ready A Slingshot For Goliath First-Year Coach Wulff Says Battle With Pac-10 Foe Good For Team

• Official Records

All stories for Sept. 1, 2000 »

• Duck Show At Peabody Makes Stay Worth Price

• Warm Up Before Getting Into Bag

• B.C. Rockies Beautiful In Fall

• Chokecherries And More One-Day Festival Includes Just About Anything Imaginable Made From The Bitter Fruit

• Oxygen For Success

All stories for Sept. 2, 2000 »

• Summer’S Over For Baseball Fans Indians Play Final Game Of Season At Avista

• History Revived Families Gather At Eight Mile Island For 100-Year Reunion

• High-Tech Auto Broker Hits Bump Founder, Investors Swap Suits Over Online Firm Designed To Help Dealers Trade Used Vehicles

• The County Lines

• Keefe Column Comes Back To Haunt Him Democrats ‘Ticked Off’ By House Candidate’S Defense Of Gorton More Than A Year Ago

All stories for Sept. 3, 2000 »

• Spokane Indians Turnstile Counts

• Ewu’S Williams Earns Big Sky Honors

• Northeast B-11

• Southeast B-8

• Game Showed Vandals Still Have Work To Do

All stories for Sept. 4, 2000 »

• Big Portions Breed Bigger Dinner Plates

• Tuna Terrific Paprika’S Seared Ahi Is A Seafood Twist To Traditional Steak And Potatoes

• Garage Dispute Simmers Developers Look To High Court For Decision On Payments

• Tale Of Heroism Is Finally Told Spokane Pilot’S Medal Comes Home

• Impound Law Ruled Partly Faulty Judge Orders State Patrol To Repay Man Who Loaned Pickup

All stories for Sept. 5, 2000 »

• Change Holds New Hope For Home Health Care New Way Of Billing May Help Cash-Poor Agencies Stanch Cuts In Service

• John Powers

• Political Rookie Powers Running With Intensity Mayoral Candidate Tackles First Campaign With Plenty Of Zeal, Funding

• Idaho Records

• Sandpoint Employees To Get Raise New Street Department Adds Big Item To Approved Budget

All stories for Sept. 6, 2000 »

• Verdict Busts Butler Jury Orders Aryans To Pay $6.3 Million

• Bondholders Sue To Halt Termination Of Pda Council Scheduled To Discuss Fate Of Parking Garage Agency

• West Faces Olympian Task Success In Legislature May Hamper His Race For Mayor

• Jim West

• Charity Makes Wishes Come True United Way Drive Kicks Off With Annual Luncheon

All stories for Sept. 7, 2000 »

• John Talbott Clings To Status As An Outsider Mayor Still Looks At Leadership From A Different Perspective

• Commission Race Heats Up Radio Waves Mccaslin Comes Out Swinging After Riddle Tries To Blame Her For Influx Of Sex Offenders

• Kroboth Mounted Campaign Because Eugster Did Not

• John Talbott

• Business Beat

All stories for Sept. 8, 2000 »

• Economy Tops List Of Concerns In Mayor’S Race Fixing Roads, Handling Downtown Issues Also On To Do List, Poll Finds

• The County Lines

• Add Cotton Candy, Corn Dogs. Stir. Whether You Like Rides Or Exhibits, Fair Food Is A Must

• Bottom Lines A Satirical Look At Topics In The News

• Government Almanac For The Week Of September 10

All stories for Sept. 9, 2000 »

• Concert A Success Despite Rain, Cancellation

• Reunions

• ‘Cell’ A Strange Film But Worth Time To See It

• ‘Whipped’ Full Of Humor Though Very Lowbrow

• Presenting The Our Generation Staff

All stories for Sept. 10, 2000 »

• City Council Delays Decision On Pda Council Can Vote On Dissolving Agency That Runs Parking Garage, Judge Rules

• This Traffic Stop Put Officer In Bad Position Police Reports Give New Details Of Special Treatment For Assistant Chief’S Daughter

• Council Votes To Pay Garage-Related Legal Bills

• Riverside Picks Administrative Team Decision-Making Duo Will Act As Interim Superintendent

• Finding Fun At The Fair

All stories for Sept. 11, 2000 »

• Questions For The Candidates Washington Governor

• Mediterranean Diet Has Hearty Goodness

• Harold Hochstatter (R)

• Gary Locke (D)

• Hey, Mate: Dish Up These Plates

All stories for Sept. 12, 2000 »

• Fire District Asking Voters For New Station Permanent Ems Levy Also Will Be On Ballot In/Around: Moran Prairie

• Panther Turned Husky Mead Graduate, UW Football Player Will Watch Brother Play At Albi Stadium Tonight

• Milestones

• Liquor Licenses

• Reunions

All stories for Sept. 13, 2000 »

• Police Say Group Could Be Behind Four North Side Robberies

• Court Hears Appeal From Downwinders Federal Judge’S 1998 Decision Dropped Thousands From Suit

• Spokane Woman Arrested In Drug, Counterfeit Probe Accused Of Conspiring With Boyfriend, Who Was Found Dead Last Year

• Billboard Industry Fights Planned Restrictions Results Of Opinion Poll Cited In Fight Against Proposed County Regulations

• Library District Has Friends, Critics Duplicated Services Cited By Opponents

All stories for Sept. 14, 2000 »

• Questions For The Candidates 5Th District U.S. House

• Study: Computers Assist Little In Education Obsession With Technology Compromises Kids’ Quality Time With Caring Adults

• Sixth District Election Deja Vu Nethercutt’S Term Limits Pledge Haunts Him

• Milestones

• Food Bank Wins National Honor Self-Sufficiency Program Cited

All stories for Sept. 15, 2000 »

• Montana Is Filled With Autumn Colors

• Season Capper Eagle Cap Wilderness In Oregon Ideal Spot For Late-Season Backpacking

• Zero In Rifles

• Dining For Ducks

• Searching For Write Stuff From Teens Outdoor Writing Contest Open To Region’S High School Students

All stories for Sept. 16, 2000 »

• Famous Books By Famous People

• Compromise With Mom On Makeup

• Charnley-Buckley Hopkins, Minn.

• Obituaries

• Sobule Of Lilith Days Releases New Cd

All stories for Sept. 17, 2000 »

• Power Council Hearing Tonight To Discuss Funding Some Are Upset Salmon Money Hasn’T Gone Toward Backing Dam Breaching

• Medical Lake Resists House For Sex Offenders Told By Judge To Find Site, State Agency Officials Get Earful From Mayor, City Officials, Residents

• Fair Attendance Tops Last Year’S

• Sewage Treatment Meeting Is Thursday

• Newspaper Invites Residents Of The Valley To First Forum

All stories for Sept. 18, 2000 »

• County To Nearly Double Size Of Traffic Force Spokane Commissioners Ok Plan To Add Eight More Sheriff’S Deputies

• Driver In Fatal Shooting Won’T Be Charged

• Bigger Pool Idea Still Holds Water Commission To Revisit 50-Meter Facility For Valley Mission Park After Setting 2001 Budget

• County Beats Nation In Census Response But 68 Percent Return Rate Misses Goal Of 77 Percent; City Residents Return 66 Percent Of Forms

• Ccs Moves Administrative Offices Downtown College Foundation Buys Riverpoint One Building Near Higher Education Park

All stories for Sept. 19, 2000 »

• Websites Give Hunters Status On Permits

• Young Bucks Will Be Plentiful But Don’T Count On Too Many Older Ones

• Blacktail Deer Losing Hair, Dieing From Exposure

• Rough Winter Not Only Reason For Decline In Okanogan

• More Birds Being Released

All stories for Sept. 20, 2000 »

• Doe Fines Kaiser $388,000 Potline Upgrades At Mead Smelter Caused Emission Problems For 4 Years

• In Support Of Scotty School Rallies Behind Player Who Suffered Broken Neck

• Spokane Still A City Divided New Mayor Must Reach Across I-90, Win Both North Side, South Hill Support

• Cote Primed, Ready Chiefs Captain Looking Forward To Helping Team Meet High Expectations

• Slind Leads Mead Past Shadle Park

All stories for Sept. 21, 2000 »

• .New School A Blend Of Past, Present, Future

• We’Re Still Here; That’S Cause For A Party

• Letters To The Editor

• We Must Treat Our Natural Resources As Assets

• Jail Bookings

All stories for Sept. 22, 2000 »

• County To Vote On Growth Commissioner Races Hold Key To Future Of Development Over The Next 20 Years

• Americans Bring Wrecking Ball To Chiefs’ Opener

• M’S Lead Vanishes Oakland Defeats Seattle For Third Straight Time With Superior Pitching And Timely Hitting

• Two Networks Pass On Debate

• Now It’S Marion’S Games Jones Shows Off Charm After Easy Win In 100

All stories for Sept. 23, 2000 »

• You’Ll Want To Turn Up The Sound On Kinleys’ ‘Ii’

• Bbmak Brings Fresh Perspective To Music

• Schmedding-Rosenow New Castle, Wash.

• Obituaries

• Arndt-Rasmussen Tacoma

All stories for Sept. 24, 2000 »

• Pullman Family Joins Clean Air Suit Epa Wants To Know How Idaho Responds To Woman’S Death

• Federal Help Sought For Expenses Of Yates Case Sheriff Sees $2 Million In Costs, Sends Letter To Rep. Nethercutt

• Garage Deficit In 2001 Estimated To Top $1 Million Cost To Parking Meter Fund Given So City Can Prepare Its Budget

• U.S. Envoy Comes Home To WSU Visiting Diplomat Describes ‘Exotic’ Life In Swaziland

• Fast Track To Riches Escapes Bettor

All stories for Sept. 25, 2000 »

• Eastern Zips Past Gonzaga For Fifth Consecutive Sweep

• Mead, Lewis And Clark Stay On Top

• Public Comment Sought On Tubbs Hill

• Paved Trail Advised For Tubbs Hill Study Also Urges Better Access For Disabled

• So Why Can’T WSU, Idaho Act Like Rivals?

All stories for Sept. 26, 2000 »

• Panhandle Picks With Greg Lee

• Kaitlin Mitchell Lake City Year: Sophomore Sport: Soccer Position: Midfielder

• Nic Sweeps Dixie College

• Cda-Lc Matchup Aspires To Having No Rival

• Running Mates Vikings Duo Campaign For Team, Not Selves

All stories for Sept. 27, 2000 »

• A Curl-Up To Dye For For Many, College Cosmetology Department The Place For Cheap Frills

• Drug’S Approval Heightens Debate

• He’S Hip To The Square Top Teenage Chess Player Defeats 20 Opponents At Once

• Lawsuit Filed Over Wording On Ballot

• Avista Reassigns Blame For Losses Management Now Takes Heat Officials First Pinned On Trader

All stories for Sept. 28, 2000 »

• New Coach Lands First Win Chiefs Offset Opening Loss

• Griz A Handful For The Eagles Behind Miller

• Sta Board Oks Funds For Light Rail Vote Chips In $2.5Million For Preliminary Design

• Rebuilding Davenport Getting More Expensive Developer Determined Despite Unexpected Problems

• Davenport Charges By Keen Rival

All stories for Sept. 29, 2000 »

• Gelato Puts Europe On $40 A Day Out Of Reach

• Space Needle Gets A Whole New Look

• Upland Attraction Established To Provide Refuge For Sharptailed Grouse, Swanson Lakes Wildlife Area Is Home To A Variety Of Birds And Big Game And Is A Favorite Of Hunters

• Trade Helps Wildlife, Hunters

• Poor Planning, Long Rides Detract From Bike Trip Adventure

All stories for Sept. 30, 2000 »