Archives | January 1995

• Rebels Ensnare Attacking Russians Thousands Of Chechens Pour Into Grozny As City Becomes Urban Battleground

• Cutbacks May Close Teen Homes Excelsior, Morning Star Losing Major Part Of Their Funding

• Reunions

• ‘Little Women’ Film Generates Alcott Interest

• He’ll Serve No Client Before His Or Her Crime

All stories for Jan. 1, 1995 »

• Police ‘99 Percent Certain’ About Series Of Killings

• Pro-Marijuana Drive Launched In Oregon

• Two Die In Boating Accidents

• Everett Residents Offer Help To Stranded Russian Ship

• Shapiro To Take Backseat In Simpson Murder Trial Johnnie Cochran, F. Lee Bailey Will Take On Expanded Duties

All stories for Jan. 2, 1995 »

• County Rethinks No Trespassing At Golf Courses

• Mugs, Pie Turning Out To Be Bad Apples For Festival

• City Libraries Now Charging Non-Residents Spokane’s New Fee Policy Takes Some By Surprise

• Emergency Workers Responded Properly Kootenai County Reviews, Oks Actions In Transporting 455-Pound Man

• Anderson Sticks To Traditional Oath At Ceremony Outspoken Commissioner Drops Plans To Use Own Words To Be Sworn In

All stories for Jan. 3, 1995 »

• Rule Changes

• Lottery Numbers

• Hope Diamond On The Move Museum Officials Cautiously Relocated Large Gem To New Display During Renovation

• Panel Rules On Gulf War Syndrome

• Storm Swamps Southern California Electricity Knocked Out, Roads Closed, Homes Flooded

All stories for Jan. 4, 1995 »

• Pirate Gives All; CV Falls

• University Overcomes Tough Cv

• Idaho Search Touches Ex-Vandals Aides Linehan, Tormey Interviewed; Liske Has More Talks On Tap

• Big Sky/Wcc

• Starbird’s 27 Lifts Stanford Past Huskies

All stories for Jan. 5, 1995 »

• G-Prep Wins To Set Up Showdown For Gsl Mat Lead

• TV Ruling Gives Edge To Station

• Pullman Wins In Overtime

• A-B Boys

• Lentz’s Late 3-Pointer Gets CV Past Nc, 49-47

All stories for Jan. 6, 1995 »

• Lottery Numbers

• Elders Facing Fight Over University Job Her Return To Arkansas Medical School Is Challenged

• Tornado Churns Up Florida Rain, Wind And Snow Cause Power Outages In California

• Two Dead, One Wounded At Auto Plant

• Feds Ok Rhino-Ammo, Saying It’s Nothing Unique

All stories for Jan. 7, 1995 »

• Preview

• Finding A Family Joining African Orphans With Loving Families In The U.S. Is Cheryl Shotts’ Dream—And Reality

• Reunions

• Beatles, Elvis Music Up For Hall Of Fame

• Snyder Will Just Be Tom On Cbs ‘Late Late Show’

All stories for Jan. 8, 1995 »

• Survey Shows New Rules Had Little Effect On Teen Employment

• New Senator Refuses To Uphold State, Federal Laws

• Gingrich Fires Historian Over Nazi Remark Professor Leaves Amid Charges Of Anti-Semitism

• Lawyers Hired In Feinstein Race

• First Lady Takes Blame For Health Care Failures

All stories for Jan. 9, 1995 »

• With Quick-Witted Sketch Comedy, The State Helps Keep Mtv Hip

• Oleynik Has Some Magic Of Her Own

• Gu Session Has Scholarship Tips

• Couch Spuds Maybe The Rest Of The World Should Be As Entertaining As Ricki

• Unusual Sky Cries Mary Leaves You Wanting More

All stories for Jan. 10, 1995 »

• Borrow A Baby ‘Baby Think It Over’ Lets A Potential Parent Experience Full Time Care Of An Infant

• Quit Smoking Forever With Program’s Help

• Russian Mothers Give Birth To Fledgling Anti-War Movement Women Fly To Chechen Front To Remove Their Boys From Harm’s Way

• Mandela Desegregates Schools Blacks And Whites To Learn Side By Side In South Africa

• Spokane Will Have To Wait For Star Track

All stories for Jan. 11, 1995 »

• Ev’s Wise Pins Heavy Loss On Eagles

• Overtime Surge Lifts Gu Women Past San Diego

• Whitworth At Linfield, Willamette

• Bruins Have Too Many O’Bannons To Suit Huskies

• Erickson’s Hire Gives Hawks A Lift

All stories for Jan. 12, 1995 »

• The Slice We End Our Sentences In Questions? Could This Be True?

• “Bach’s Organ Fireworks” Bach Festival Concert, Friday At Our Lady Of Lourdes Cathedral

• The Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble Friday At North Idaho College In Coeur D’Alene

• Canadian Wolves Released - Sort Of

• Gop Budget Plan Could Force Big Tax Hikes In Nw But Republicans Say Treasury Department Estimates Are A Scare Tactic ‘As Phony As A $3 Bill’

All stories for Jan. 13, 1995 »

• Whirling Disease Could Spread

• The Next Frd? Roosevelt Understood The Need To Harness America’s Brainpower To Solve The Economic Problems Of The Depression. Gingrich Should Understand The Same Thing May Be Needed To Solve Today’s Delimmas

• Cougs Stun Usc On Buzzer-Beater

• Hoiberg Shoots Down Kansas Iowa State’s Big Second-Half Rally Good Enough To Topple Nation’s No. 3 Team

• Bennett, Asu Dunk Cal, 73-68

All stories for Jan. 14, 1995 »

• Unity March

• Second Timers More And More Grandparents Are Becoming Primary Care Givers For Their Grandchildren

• Once O.J.’S Is Over, The Media Goes On Trial

• Starfleet Captain Role A Triumph For Mulgrew

• Strong Earnings Reports Could Calm Shaky Nerves

All stories for Jan. 15, 1995 »

• As Death Toll Rises, Russian Calls For Chechnya Truce, Peace Talks But Proposal Seems Doomed As Heavy Fighting Continues

• Poles Helped U.S. Spies Escape From Iraq Americans Had Been In The Region Monitoring Troop Movements In August 1990

• Three Firemen Died When Air Tanks Ran Dry Investigtors Unsure How Long They Lived After Floor Collapsed

• Children Of Deadly Foes Kiss, Make Up Son Of Late Dictator Ferdinand Marcos Interviewed On TV Talk Show By Daughter Of Corazon Aquino.

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for Jan. 16, 1995 »

• WSU Reserve Gleans Pac-10 Honors

• CV Gets Defensive In 2ot Gsl Boys Win Over Prep

• First-Quarter Surge Spurs Riverside Rams

• Jackets Best The Deacons In Mild Upset

• Eastman Reinstates Ellison And Mack

All stories for Jan. 17, 1995 »

• Ruling Allows Frequent Fliers To Sue American

• Nasa Plans Space Rendezvous With Russians

• Spokane Teachers Found Safe

• Amid The Bustle Of Rescue Are Quiet Scenes Of Grief

• Internet Users Can Keep Up With Earthquake News

All stories for Jan. 18, 1995 »

• Rypien, Howard On Nfl Draft List

• Moscow Rolls Over Clarkston

• Suddenly, Everybody’s A Ballplayer If They Once Wore Spikes, They’re Calling The Mariners

• Eagles Let Hornets Slip Away With Rare Road Victory

• Pilots Cruise Past Gaels As Sub Stars

All stories for Jan. 19, 1995 »

• The Slice We Could Say Something About That…But We Won’t

• They Wonder What Media Elitists Do

• Unbeaten Mead Beats Ferris

• A-B Girls

• A-B Boys

All stories for Jan. 20, 1995 »

• Spokane Man Held In Attack On 73-Year-Old Woman Slashed, Raped After Letting Stranger Enter Her Home

• Expert Assails Fbi Probe Of King’s Assassination

• War Destroying Russia’s Future

• Batt Picks Engineer For Inel Oversight

• The Plunge Continues Early Thaw, Other Concerns Cancel Many Carnival Events But Hardy Few Keep Icy Dip Tradition Alive

All stories for Jan. 21, 1995 »

• Inside View Of Microsoft Not Flattering Author Details Ruthless Culture Behind Software Maker’s Success

• Waldeck-Smith Agua Dulce, Calif.

• Local Students Named To Cwu Honor Role

• Court Reform Makes ‘96 Ballot

• State’s Sick-Leave Buyout Policy Comes Under Attack

All stories for Jan. 22, 1995 »

• The Slice Garth Can Gring Some Pals To Blows

• Bach Festival Offers First-Rate Performance Schuller Guided Splendid Performers Through Bach’s ‘St. Matthew’s Passion’ With The Skill Of A Master

• Well-Cast ‘Camelot’ Loads Of Talent, In Voice And Presence, Fill The Stage In Mid-Budget Touring Production Of ‘Camelot’

• Library Challenge

• Uconn? U Bet! Huskies Beat Syracuse 86-75

All stories for Jan. 23, 1995 »

• Winter Stew Need Not Take A Lot Of Prep Time

• Clinton’s Proposals

• Lc Goes Three The Hard Way, Tops Cv

• Attractive Gsl Girls’ Matchup Ends In Lopsided Shadle Park Win

• Clinton Is Forced To Ask Nicely

All stories for Jan. 24, 1995 »

• Sampras Rolls Past Chang To Reach Final

• Chiefs Finally Lose Game, Falling 3-2 To Americans

• Betting Houseboat Not Going Overboard In Super Mismatch

• Bullpup Becomes A Cougar Gonzaga Prep’s Steve Gleason Says He’ll Sign On With WSU

• Johnson Leads Ccs Women By Big Bend

All stories for Jan. 25, 1995 »

• Books Can Help You Plan Your New Dock

• University Takes Gsl Gymnastics Title

• Miller’s Pin Leads Colville Over Knights

• Gu Adds To Gaels’ Jinx

• Krickstein’s Pain Equals Agassi’s Gain Injury Default Ends Semifinal Before Flood Hits Center Court

All stories for Jan. 26, 1995 »

• The Slice Take Your Guests To The Imax

• Safety Net? Teen Pregnancies. Welfare Mothers. The Stae’s Role Is Now The Center Of A Nationwide Debate With No Easy Answers. We Offer Some Differing Views And Ideas On Theses Important Issues. Many Young Women Are Choosing To Marry The State Instead Of

• ‘75 Truly Was A Bad Year For Music

• Cheney Gets Another Win

• Panthers Put It All Together

All stories for Jan. 27, 1995 »

• The Furor Will Be Here Awhile

• Lottery Numbers

• Gop Delays Assault On Gun Ban

• Ailing Deng Xiaoping Visits China’s Leaders

• Battle Over Piracy Could Escalate To All-Out Trade War With China U.S. Threatens Sanctions If China Doesn’t Help Stop Copyright Infringements

All stories for Jan. 28, 1995 »

• Fed Committee Expected To Ratchet Up Interest Rate

• Andy Taylor Enterprise Sneaks Out In Front In National Car Rental Competition

• Public Periscope

• Tribal Police Check Possible Carjacking

• Nature Sends Reminder: This Is Quake Country

All stories for Jan. 29, 1995 »

• Chicken Pox To Keep Ellison Home When Cougars Hit Road To Arizona

• City Will Keep Close Eye On County Decisions

• Stockton Within 10 Of The Record Pursuit Of Magic’s Mark Overshadows Jazz Streak, Which Reaches 13 Games

• Ratings Weren’t Super For Blowout

• Cheap Seats

All stories for Jan. 30, 1995 »

• All He Wants Is A Nice Piece Of …

• Fbi Settles Harassment Suit

• Titans Find Winning Mix

• Shadle Park Avoids Upset Against Cv

• Chewelah Holds Off Cardinals

All stories for Jan. 31, 1995 »