The Chronicle rivalry with The Spokesman-Review
The Chronicle and The Spokesman-Review shared a professionally respectful competition. The Chronicle reporters were on tighter deadlines for an evening paper and considered their product superior.
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The Chronicle newspaper staff in 1987.
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More than half of the 600 full-time Spokesman-Review and Spokane Daily Chronicle employees gathered outside the Review Tower for a group portrait in 1988.
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This is a 1981 photo of Julie Twyford, a Spokane attorney, who was one of Fred Coe's defense attorneys during his first rape trial. Twyford was arrested after driving her car into the Spokane River, later in the day after Coe was found guilty.
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The final Chronicle was published July 31, 1992.
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The newsroom toasts the end of an era. The final Chronicle was published July 31, 1992.
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Bill Morlin started as a copy clerk at The Spokesman-Review.
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Managing Editor Chris Peck offers a piece of history to former Chronicle staffer Doug Floyd.
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Spokesman-Review photographer Jim Shelton readies his equipment to cover a basketball game.
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