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Archives | July 17, 2004

Results

Business

Downtown restaurant seeks to add sidewalk café
Sat., July 17, 2004
COMING SUNDAY
Sat., July 17, 2004
Briefly
Sat., July 17, 2004
Many are fed up with low carb
Sat., July 17, 2004
Finally, some suitable comedy
Sat., July 17, 2004
Consumer prices remain stable
Sat., July 17, 2004
Balanced fund is safe bet
Sat., July 17, 2004
Market down despite good news
Sat., July 17, 2004
Hidden Lakes to expand
Sat., July 17, 2004
Boeing settles sex-discrimination case
Sat., July 17, 2004
The rules weren’t meant to be broken
Sat., July 17, 2004

Column

The Slice: Mr. Obsolete offers up his love lessons
Sat., July 17, 2004

Features

Malaysia OKs limited screenings
Sat., July 17, 2004
Water wonderland
Sat., July 17, 2004
Doubleday will publish basic Book of Mormon
Sat., July 17, 2004
Spokane support
Sat., July 17, 2004
The turmoil inside
Sat., July 17, 2004
HBO offers promising fare Sunday
Sat., July 17, 2004
Networks re-editing programs to comply with FCC rules
Sat., July 17, 2004
Christians should live truth of biblical marriage
Sat., July 17, 2004
Spokane calendar
Sat., July 17, 2004
Idaho support
Sat., July 17, 2004
School environment full of viruses
Sat., July 17, 2004
The stars show what kind of day you’
Sat., July 17, 2004
Idaho calendar
Sat., July 17, 2004
Lisa: a daughter like Hilton would be heartbreak hotel
Sat., July 17, 2004
You can create normalcy for her at home
Sat., July 17, 2004
Survey: Millions change after seeing ‘Passion’
Sat., July 17, 2004
Special clubs keep RV enthusiasts rolling along
Sat., July 17, 2004
L.M. Boyd Trivia
Sat., July 17, 2004
Community events
Sat., July 17, 2004
Kabbalah
Sat., July 17, 2004

Idaho

Parental consent abortion law overturned
Sat., July 17, 2004
Hollywood, here she comes
Sat., July 17, 2004
Experience Native American culture at Julyamsh
Sat., July 17, 2004
Link to history
Sat., July 17, 2004
Summer lunch
Sat., July 17, 2004
Storm sends mud, debris into water lines
Sat., July 17, 2004
He’s got high opinion of U.S.
Sat., July 17, 2004
Community Methodist plans picnic after service
Sat., July 17, 2004
Al-Hussayen languishing in county jail
Sat., July 17, 2004
‘Food for Fines’ benefits students, library, hungry
Sat., July 17, 2004
Wildfires burning in Cabinet Mountains
Sat., July 17, 2004
Robert Thom a true community servant
Sat., July 17, 2004
Idaho Commerce and Labor
Sat., July 17, 2004
Idaho records
Sat., July 17, 2004

Nation/World

Rate monitor
Sat., July 17, 2004
Parents must attend nudist camp, judge says
Sat., July 17, 2004
National/World news
Sat., July 17, 2004
McCain sings Cheney’s praises
Sat., July 17, 2004
Graduate students eyeing union lose ruling
Sat., July 17, 2004
Original score of 19th-century opera found
Sat., July 17, 2004
Keep some assets liquid, planners say
Sat., July 17, 2004
Lab does what comes naturally by retrieving ceramic animals
Sat., July 17, 2004
Palestine trying to cope with increasing violence
Sat., July 17, 2004
Jail time probably won’t hurt sales of Stewart brands
Sat., July 17, 2004
Filipino troops cut in bid to save hostage
Sat., July 17, 2004
Demos winning dollars on 2 fronts
Sat., July 17, 2004
Principal arrested after deadly fire
Sat., July 17, 2004
Seminary’s computers filled with child porn
Sat., July 17, 2004

Opinion

Women’s rights at risk in Iraq
Sat., July 17, 2004
That Kerry rally won’t see light of day
Sat., July 17, 2004
Plans for sewage treatment a big waste
Sat., July 17, 2004

Other

Martha Stewart asks leniency, gets prison
Sat., July 17, 2004
Lottery numbers
Sat., July 17, 2004
Fight against hate an ongoing battle
Sat., July 17, 2004
Groups say cholesterol study tainted
Sat., July 17, 2004

Pacific NW

Crews, helicopters fight season’s first big wildfire
Sat., July 17, 2004
UI Foundation told to refill funds
Sat., July 17, 2004

Spokane

Accuracy watch
Sat., July 17, 2004
Her three jobs let woman meet variety of people
Sat., July 17, 2004
Neely column debuts
Sat., July 17, 2004
U.S. policies incur sting, scholars say
Sat., July 17, 2004
Stevens County planners get time for study
Sat., July 17, 2004
Dog cruelty case seems headed to happy ending
Sat., July 17, 2004
Homeless seek vote on camping ban
Sat., July 17, 2004
Investigators say Hanford workers exposed to vapors
Sat., July 17, 2004
Almost worse than sharks
Sat., July 17, 2004
Little girl’s happiness’ disappears
Sat., July 17, 2004
Some feel she got off easy; others say case overblown
Sat., July 17, 2004
Housing agencies bracing for cutbacks
Sat., July 17, 2004
Family elated as daughter opens her eyes
Sat., July 17, 2004
State to sue over waste-dump plan
Sat., July 17, 2004
Man with casino background plans Monroe business
Sat., July 17, 2004

Sports

Jones trots into final
Sat., July 17, 2004
GU’s Morgan falls, but Fern in PNGA final
Sat., July 17, 2004
Jays’ Delgado refuses to waive no-trade clause
Sat., July 17, 2004
Friday’s A.L. games
Sat., July 17, 2004
On the air
Sat., July 17, 2004
Today’s menu
Sat., July 17, 2004
N.L. standings
Sat., July 17, 2004
Indians chew up Emeralds
Sat., July 17, 2004
Shadow earn share of 1st
Sat., July 17, 2004
Bird is the word on first day of Rosauers Open
Sat., July 17, 2004
Cleveland rocks M’s
Sat., July 17, 2004
Official records
Sat., July 17, 2004
Danton pleads guilty
Sat., July 17, 2004
Champ Car, IRL finding compromise
Sat., July 17, 2004
Friday’s N.L. games
Sat., July 17, 2004
AL standings
Sat., July 17, 2004
Sports briefs
Sat., July 17, 2004
Jackson, Catchings lead Fever
Sat., July 17, 2004
NO HEADLINE
Sat., July 17, 2004

Voices

Center collecting supplies for students
Sat., July 17, 2004
Senior meals
Sat., July 17, 2004
Somebody needs you
Sat., July 17, 2004
Valley youth sports standings
Sat., July 17, 2004
Discover shining gems at Prospector Days
Sat., July 17, 2004
Youth
Sat., July 17, 2004
Flowing interest
Sat., July 17, 2004
Family connections keep team running
Sat., July 17, 2004
Reception for new worship pastor planned Sunday
Sat., July 17, 2004
Area athletes qualify for AAU Junior Olympic track nationals
Sat., July 17, 2004
School reunions
Sat., July 17, 2004
New location takes Donna’s to new level
Sat., July 17, 2004
Five-year-old bitten by dog while playing
Sat., July 17, 2004