Archives | January 1996

Monday, Jan. 1

• ‘Wheels Just Fell Off’ For Ducks

• Charity Begins At School Seattle U Program Develops Not-For-Profit Agency Managers

• Parts Of Central Oregon Still Lack Power

• Smokey Bear Creator Dies At Age Of 94

• Births

All stories for Jan. 1, 1996 »

Tuesday, Jan. 2

• Herpes Simplex Virus May Cause Bell’s Palsy

• Lottery Numbers:

• Killer Bees Head For L.A.

• Cholesterol Drugs Linked To Cancer

• Vicious Pit Bulls Freely Roam S.F. Housing Projects

All stories for Jan. 2, 1996 »

Wednesday, Jan. 3

• Sporting Prices Give Thrifty Skiers The Inside Edge

• Beefing Up Bigelow Departments Join Forces To Improve Safety On Busy Road

• Meeting Details Impact Of Proposed Development

• In Other Words, You Are What You Don’t Eat

• Hints From Heloise

All stories for Jan. 3, 1996 »

Thursday, Jan. 4

• Pilots Survive Crash Landing Same Cargo Company Involved In Fatal Accident Two Years Ago

• Lawmakers Fight Over Best Tax Cut But Gov. Lowry Calls All Tax-Cut Proposals Irresponsible

• Suspect Named In Boy’s Abduction, Both Missing

• Police Fear War Of Cycle Clubs Hells Angels Member Accused In Shooting Which Left One Ghost Rider Member Dead

• Student Accused Of Putting Burning Textbook In Locker

All stories for Jan. 4, 1996 »

Friday, Jan. 5

• Magic Sub Helps Dunk Sonics Payton, Kemp Have Off Night As Orlando Easily Beats Seattle

• Chiefs’ Rally Falls Short At Portland

• Coeur D’Alene Man Forced To Give Up His Car

• Gop Ready To Push Takings Bill

• Northwest Bach Festival Friday, St. John’s Cathedral

All stories for Jan. 5, 1996 »

Saturday, Jan. 6

• Forecast Grim For Spring Chinook Salmon Returns

• Mount Spokane Scenic Ski Tour

• Go Over For Bike Tour Down Under

• Wasting The Bycatch

• Headwaters Haven Sacajawea Inn Offers Comfort And History In Three Forks, Mont.

All stories for Jan. 6, 1996 »

Sunday, Jan. 7

• Lost & Found Firm Puts Bar Codes To Work Identifying Personal Property And Foiling Thieves

• Hfs Activities Give Hotel Firm Strong Position Aggressive Acquisitions Have Analysts Bullish On Stock

• Higgins Will Put His Spin On Local Economic Outlook

• L-P Getting New Boss, ‘Fresh Blood’ Suwyn To Take Wood-Products Giant Away From Troubles And Into Future

• Obituaries

All stories for Jan. 7, 1996 »

Monday, Jan. 8

• Defiant Activist Defends Guerrillas American Could Face 30 Years In Peruvian Prison For Treason

• Russian Skis To South Pole

• 3 Bombs Rock Corsica; Separatists’ Talks Denied

• County Sheriff Checking Ski Accident 49 Degrees North Fatality Investigation Called Routine

• Noted Jesuit Priest James Royce Dies

All stories for Jan. 8, 1996 »

Tuesday, Jan. 9

• Sonics Beat Bucks, Bad Quarter

• Four Chiefs Worthy Of All-Star Status

• Seattle At Spokane

• Sports Awards Banquet 1995 Finalists

• Games Involving Doormats Decided Aikman’s Pro Fate

All stories for Jan. 9, 1996 »

Wednesday, Jan. 10

• Republicans Blast Clinton For ‘Stealth Veto’ Of Welfare Overhaul Bill

• Rescuers Race To Save Ship’s Crew Freighter Sinking In Heavy Seas Off The Coast Of Newfoundland

• Federal Appeals Court Guts Mississippi School Prayer Law

• Fresh Snow Piling Up; Bigger Storm On The Way

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for Jan. 10, 1996 »

Thursday, Jan. 11

• Presidential Politics Comes With A Price Corporations, The Rich Compete To Influence Powerful Officials

• Lawyer Appears To Contradict, Also Supports Hillary Clinton Witness’s Memory Fails Him At Senate Whitewater Hearing

• Buchanan Ad Backfires

• Killer Rejects Efforts To Halt Her Execution

• Endeavour Begins Chase After Satellite

All stories for Jan. 11, 1996 »

Friday, Jan. 12

• Philippines, Singapore Mend Fences

• Happy Face Killer Sent To Oregon

• “Lost In Yonkers” Friday, Civic Theatre

• Marches, Speeches Mark King’s Birthday

• Gop Submits $130 Million Cut In Business Tax

All stories for Jan. 12, 1996 »

Saturday, Jan. 13

• Lincoln County Winter Bird Drive

• Poetic Justice

• 1996 Stargazers’ Calendar

• Emergency Strobe A Must For Outdoors

• Tour Of Louvre Is A Must On Paris Visit

All stories for Jan. 13, 1996 »

Sunday, Jan. 14

• Tqm Only As Effective As Managers

• Liquidators Thrive In Canada Capitalizing On Economic Distress, Firms Expect More Gains This Year

• Flow Of Economic Data Returning To Normal

• Michele Dirks Clothier Rides The Fickle Currents Of Fashion, Willing To Take Risks For Sake Of Style

• Russians Launch Attack On Village Where Hostages Held ‘The Federal Powers Cannot Put Up With This Illegal Act Any Longer’

All stories for Jan. 14, 1996 »

Monday, Jan. 15

• Elders: ‘I’M Not Sure We’ve Overcome’ Former Surgeon General Says Backward Steps Would Have Saddened King

• Neighbors Robbed During Fatal Fire Police Say Man Stole While His Sister, Cousin Died

• New York’s Next Blizzard Expected At Auto-Repair Shops Melting Snow Uncovers Thousands Of Potholes

• Lottery Numbers:

• Israel Evicts West Bank Squatters, Frees 115 Prisoners

All stories for Jan. 15, 1996 »

Tuesday, Jan. 16

• Hometown Welcome Arkansans Cheer The First Lady

• Court Relaxes Rules To Challenge Affirmative Action

• Lottery Numbers

• Contracting Hiv From Donor Sperm Rare

• Simpson Loses Fight To Remove Goldman Lawyer

All stories for Jan. 16, 1996 »

Wednesday, Jan. 17

• Senior Rookie Gains Key Pin For Lake City

• Chiefs Rally To Defeat Rebels Spokane Takes Over First Place In West With 7-4 Win

• Technically, Cincinnati Had A Big Night

• College Basketball

• Belle Admits To Knocking Vandal To Ground With Car

All stories for Jan. 17, 1996 »

Thursday, Jan. 18

• Beta Carotene Pills Don’t Help Most People Supplement May Actually Hurt Smokers, Study Finds

• Clinton Concedes A Tax Cut Offer On Capital Gains Talk Is Overture To Gop In Budget Fight

• Lisa Marie Says, ‘Beat It’ Presley’s Daughter Files For Divorce From Superstar Michael Jackson

• Computers Urged For Assessor Audit Says Problems In Office Old, Numerous

• Tongue-Tied Attempt To Impress Girlfriend Gets Sixth-Grader Stuck To Frosty Flagpole

All stories for Jan. 18, 1996 »

Friday, Jan. 19

• House Proposes Ban On Teacher Strikes

• School Levy Topic Of Monday Meeting

• Twin Sisters Sue Airlines Over Sight Rule Spokane Pilots Say United Violates Federal Anti-Bias Law

• Cda Web Page Catches Some Flak Internet Site Includes Ad For Book On Dodging Property Taxes

• Space Shuttle Lands Safely After A Nine-Day Journey

All stories for Jan. 19, 1996 »

Saturday, Jan. 20

• No Man’s Land Confusing, Ill-Conceived Discussion Of Male Stereotypes Is Simply Preposterous

• And Dick Offered Names Of A Few Good Plumbers

• Trivia

• Hints From Heloise

• Parents, Better Play The Name Game Well

All stories for Jan. 20, 1996 »

Sunday, Jan. 21

• Abortion Divides Christians Pro, Con Marchers Both Cite Bible To Back Stands

• Yakamas Planning Casino, Negotiating With State Tribe Hopes Gambling Hall Will Be Open This Summer, Most Likely In Wapato

• Public Periscope

• Flight To Las Vegas Missing

• Biologists Postpone Bighorn Transplants

All stories for Jan. 21, 1996 »

Monday, Jan. 22

• Life-Saving Trick Keeps Her Alive After Ferry Sinks Woman Turned Knotted Pants Into Balloon

• Jupiter Provides A Number Of Surprises For Researchers

• City Council Pulls Plug On TV At Forum

• Colombian Leader Linked To Drug Money Jailed Official Claims Samper Knew Campaign Funds Came From Cali Cartel

• Student Takes His Homework To The Capitol

All stories for Jan. 22, 1996 »

Tuesday, Jan. 23

• Link Between Abortion, Breast Cancer Weak

• Son Wins Custody Of Dad Says Mother Wants To Turn His Father Over To Kevorkian

• Lottery Numbers

• Foreign-Educated Doctors Flood Country, Panel Says

• Nato Facilities On Alert

All stories for Jan. 23, 1996 »

Wednesday, Jan. 24

• When Roads Turn Slimy, Slow Drivers Win The Day

• Gop Gives Ground On Budget Gingrich Offers To Raise Nation’s Debt Limit

• Unarmed Black Militia Wary Of The Usual Conspirators

• State Jobless Rate Dips To 6.1% But Officials Question Accuracy Of Unexpected December Drop

• Execution Foes Offend Legislators Amnesty International, Aclu Protest Utah Firing Squad

All stories for Jan. 24, 1996 »

Thursday, Jan. 25

• WSU, Ruff Apply Whipping To Cal

• College Basketball Tonight

• Ncaa Has Switzer In Its Sights

• Colville, EV Tie For Frontier League Crown

• Titans Wrap Up Fourth Straight Gymnastics Title

All stories for Jan. 25, 1996 »

Friday, Jan. 26

• School Crossroads Citizens Across The Valley Will Get The Chance On Feb. 6 To Vote Up Or Down On Funding Measures For Schools

• Heart Supplies Annual Auction Benefits Museum

• The Slice Super Bowl? Time To Shop

• North Central Defeats Mead, 51-49

• St. George’s Tightens Grip At Top

All stories for Jan. 26, 1996 »

Saturday, Jan. 27

• Post Falls Youngsters Top Casting Competition

• Camp Scholarship

• Americans Back Concept Of Hunting Public Concerned Over Hunters Who Are Unsafe, Violate Fish, Game Laws

• Queen Of The West Cruises Work Out Kinks

• Middle Of Plane Is Best

All stories for Jan. 27, 1996 »

Sunday, Jan. 28

• Downtown Group Will Hold Annual Meeting, Board Election

• Set Price, Then Figure Target Cost

• Jose Muinos Love Of Aircraft Inspires Entrepreneur To Open Aviation Supply Store

• Bargain Prices Anticipated As Apple Unloads Unfashionably Slow Computers Still Represent A Good Value

• Outdoor Adventure Personally Outfitted Barbie Is Ready To Scale The Highest Peaks

All stories for Jan. 28, 1996 »

Monday, Jan. 29

• Whitworth Drops Position In Poll

• Woman Surprised To Get Invite To At&T; Many-Time San Francisco Champ Earns A Spot In Featured Pro-Am

• M’S, Griffey Eager To Start Talking Having Put Out The Fires, Extended Contract Now Takes The Spotlight

• Cowboys And Steelers Both Come Out Winners

• Schools Chief’s Wife Suspect In Theft

All stories for Jan. 29, 1996 »

Tuesday, Jan. 30

• Ineligible Wrestler Costs Colville Share Of Frontier League Title

• A/B Boys

• Pullman Holds Off Wv, 67-66

• Nba

• Schrempf Extends Sonics’ Streak Forward’s Hot Hand In 4th Quarter Results In Sixth Straight Win, 97-88

All stories for Jan. 30, 1996 »

Wednesday, Jan. 31

• Leather: It’s As Simple As Black And White

• The Slice We Just Hope It Was A Positive And Well Grounded Experience

• False Reflection Clothing Designers Pull A Number On Us By Cutting Slack On Sizes

• New Sewer Construction Causes Runoff Problems For Mead Resident

• Letters To The Editor

All stories for Jan. 31, 1996 »