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Archives | June 17, 2004

Results

Business

Spokane can boast about its winning ways
Thu., June 17, 2004
Boeing optimistic about 7E7’s future
Thu., June 17, 2004
Wartime workers’ deaths a costly problem for U.S.
Thu., June 17, 2004
Business News
Thu., June 17, 2004
Some fliers may avoid long lines
Thu., June 17, 2004
Enron to get California windfall
Thu., June 17, 2004
Sideways movement predicted for market
Thu., June 17, 2004
Vegas stock riding high
Thu., June 17, 2004
State labor analyst is leaving position
Thu., June 17, 2004

Column

The Slice: Come home, big fella
Thu., June 17, 2004

Features

Horoscope
Thu., June 17, 2004
‘Queer Eye’ returns to NBC for limited run
Thu., June 17, 2004
Tiredness can be sign of depression
Thu., June 17, 2004
L.M. Boyd Trivia
Thu., June 17, 2004
Take risk of being called liar to protect kids
Thu., June 17, 2004
Area teachers, students star in EWU show
Thu., June 17, 2004
Imoru wants a local flavor at Interplayers
Thu., June 17, 2004
Performing arts take aim at the Jerry Springer crowd
Thu., June 17, 2004
Lottery numbers
Thu., June 17, 2004
Celebrity Poker’ appears a good bet
Thu., June 17, 2004

Idaho

Car buffs revving up for weekend
Thu., June 17, 2004
Permit sought for trailer lot
Thu., June 17, 2004
Water-loving bird
Thu., June 17, 2004
I-90 info booth a popular place
Thu., June 17, 2004
Canfield neighbors hope to buy failed subdivision
Thu., June 17, 2004
Idaho records
Thu., June 17, 2004
Idaho calendar
Thu., June 17, 2004
Man arrested after allegedly making threats
Thu., June 17, 2004
Old county courthouse awaits verdict
Thu., June 17, 2004

Nation/World

Briefly
Thu., June 17, 2004
Couple found dead in apparent murder-suicide
Thu., June 17, 2004
9-11 panel finds no al Qaeda link with Saddam
Thu., June 17, 2004
Insurgent attacks on pipeline interrupt oil flow from Iraq
Thu., June 17, 2004
Monogamy may have genetic component
Thu., June 17, 2004
Espionage investigator faces criminal charges
Thu., June 17, 2004
Appellate panel orders new trial in drug case
Thu., June 17, 2004
Greenpeace stonewalls loggers
Thu., June 17, 2004
Four drown at Texas water park
Thu., June 17, 2004
Wildfires bring jobs, money to reservations
Thu., June 17, 2004
Errors deny thousands assistance
Thu., June 17, 2004
Kerry running-mate speculation abounds
Thu., June 17, 2004
National news
Thu., June 17, 2004

Opinion

Arrest, trial brought me closer to student
Thu., June 17, 2004
Bush team faces credibility problem
Thu., June 17, 2004
President Bush, could we ask …
Thu., June 17, 2004
Correction
Thu., June 17, 2004
And another thing . . .
Thu., June 17, 2004
Go ahead, educate kids at home
Thu., June 17, 2004

Other

Dow Jones
Thu., June 17, 2004
Lawrence Reichert an area racing pioneer
Thu., June 17, 2004

Pacific NW

Regional news
Thu., June 17, 2004
Tribe leads whale away from pen
Thu., June 17, 2004
Airport to get wireless Internet
Thu., June 17, 2004
Device that stalled ferries was lantern
Thu., June 17, 2004

Spokane

Spokane calendar
Thu., June 17, 2004
Taxpayers to pick up Bush’s tab
Thu., June 17, 2004
Officers escape injury
Thu., June 17, 2004
Official records
Thu., June 17, 2004
Spokane considers citywide helmet law
Thu., June 17, 2004
Pilot walks from ultralight crash
Thu., June 17, 2004
Fire damages vacant Pullman apartment
Thu., June 17, 2004
Seattle high-rise once 9/11 target
Thu., June 17, 2004
River advocates speak out for cleanup
Thu., June 17, 2004
Vets gather at Riverfront Park in support of Kerry
Thu., June 17, 2004
Bush visit not likely to sway many voters
Thu., June 17, 2004
Council salary panel gets started
Thu., June 17, 2004
Omak police chief sued over affair
Thu., June 17, 2004
Civil disobedience has changed
Thu., June 17, 2004
Bush carries on tradition of presidential visits
Thu., June 17, 2004
Community revives civic celebration
Thu., June 17, 2004
D.C. group honors Spokane, Seattle for kid-friendliness
Thu., June 17, 2004
Accuracy watch
Thu., June 17, 2004
Injured girl, woman remain hospitalized
Thu., June 17, 2004

Sports

Northwest league 2004
Thu., June 17, 2004
Interleague
Thu., June 17, 2004
National sports
Thu., June 17, 2004
Transfer signs with UI
Thu., June 17, 2004
Nothing brewin’ on offense
Thu., June 17, 2004
Modifieds will try beat weather to finish for a change
Thu., June 17, 2004
Who could it be now?
Thu., June 17, 2004
Northwest League starts 50th season
Thu., June 17, 2004
Lakers’ Dream Team’ likely has run its course
Thu., June 17, 2004
On the air
Thu., June 17, 2004
Wilderness designation the last hope
Thu., June 17, 2004
Wednesday’s interleague games
Thu., June 17, 2004
Overbay settles into home away from home in Milwaukee
Thu., June 17, 2004
Jones wants public hearing on drug allegations
Thu., June 17, 2004
No, not those Dodgers
Thu., June 17, 2004
Beltran not listening to the rumors
Thu., June 17, 2004
American League
Thu., June 17, 2004
Hasselbeck receives a pass on passing
Thu., June 17, 2004
Catchings leads Fever
Thu., June 17, 2004
Pistons are built to last
Thu., June 17, 2004
Furyk, Duval start comebacks
Thu., June 17, 2004
Williams sisters sowed their seeds
Thu., June 17, 2004
4-year-old will get ball, letter of apology from fan
Thu., June 17, 2004
Today’s menu
Thu., June 17, 2004

Voices

Valley Fire’s moving in
Thu., June 17, 2004
Police to attend meeting about area’s problems
Thu., June 17, 2004
Politicians plan community events
Thu., June 17, 2004
Club plans Slavin trail work
Thu., June 17, 2004
Developer appeals ruling for road between two proposed subdivisions on Five Mile
Thu., June 17, 2004
Disaster volunteers to take part in emergency shelter exercise
Thu., June 17, 2004
Letters
Thu., June 17, 2004
Security cameras will be installed at Pavillion Park
Thu., June 17, 2004
Support
Thu., June 17, 2004
Somebody needs you
Thu., June 17, 2004
Benefit Saturday for leukemia patient
Thu., June 17, 2004
District 81 honors school volunteers
Thu., June 17, 2004
Earth-friendly housecleaning
Thu., June 17, 2004
Irises thrive their best with regular, thoughtful care
Thu., June 17, 2004
Dad’s legacy lives on in memory
Thu., June 17, 2004
Liberty coach retiring from teaching career
Thu., June 17, 2004
Volunteers from NWC help Contempo Court residents
Thu., June 17, 2004
Funny how things change as we grow
Thu., June 17, 2004
Resident racer
Thu., June 17, 2004
VOLUNTEER
Thu., June 17, 2004
Monk will speak at Buddhist Temple
Thu., June 17, 2004
Teacher transition
Thu., June 17, 2004
City asks former rival to take over
Thu., June 17, 2004
Treatments allow breathable water-repellent coating for brick
Thu., June 17, 2004
Fund-raiser at Planet Ice
Thu., June 17, 2004
Gov. Locke urges students to read
Thu., June 17, 2004
Building upgrades planned at schools
Thu., June 17, 2004
RELIGION NOTEBOOK
Thu., June 17, 2004
Costs of change high
Thu., June 17, 2004