Archives | June 1996

Saturday, June 1

• Buckley Shocks Abortion Defenders

• Whitewater Case Verdicts Have Little Effect On Voters

• Dole Finally Brings Up, Attacks Clinton’s Character, Whitewater Senator Also Accuses President Of Plagiarizing Gop Ideas

• Boy, 3, Locked In Bank Vault Fire Crews With Drills Rush To The Rescue

• Clinton Vows To Protect Kids In Welfare Fight

All stories for June 1, 1996 »

Sunday, June 2

• Obituaries

• Sonics Slip By Jazz, Head For Nba Finals

• Public Periscope

• Births

• Rash Of Measles Plagues Southwestern Washington

All stories for June 2, 1996 »

Monday, June 3

• The Slice We’re Waiting For The Olympic Trials For Carrying In Groceries

• Is Mail-Order Right For You?

• Intimacy Gains Value With Age

• Do The Right Thing Civilized Society Needs A Code Of Etiquette - From Politics To Crime, Manners Play A Role

• Rosalia’s Little Museum Has Special Appeal

All stories for June 3, 1996 »

Tuesday, June 4

• A Burger A Day, Especially In Month Of May

• Five Questions For Bart Simpson

• Help Develop Programs For Teen Center

• Wacky Characters Make Book Fun To Read

• Building A Better Bread

All stories for June 4, 1996 »

Wednesday, June 5

• Children’s Choir Offers Hope For A Better World

• Fans Celebrate Olympic Hopefuls

• Imeldas Trio Adds A Little Kick To String Quartet Concert

• Agility Contest More Than Canine ‘Tricks’

• Forum Festival Shows Off Writing Talents

All stories for June 5, 1996 »

Thursday, June 6

• ‘The Rock’ Is Far Fron Solid Don’t Go Expecting To Find Anything New

• Rock ‘N’ Wheels Dukes Auto Club Dances Away Its 50th Anniversary With The Spokane Rockers

• Plantamnesty Offers Help For Spirea Pruning

• Elegant Notes Spokane’s Graceful Historic Homes Are The Perfect Setting For Sounds Of The Allegro Repertoire

• The Slice Relive The Moment - Just Hit The ‘Last Channel’ Button

All stories for June 6, 1996 »

Friday, June 7

• Net Legends Spread Like Wildfire Computers Accelerating Urban Myths To Speed Of Light

• Sexual Exploitation Rising Because Of Exploding Cities

• Arson Destroys 30th Black Church

• Woman Cried In Terror As Lion Eyed Car

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for June 7, 1996 »

Saturday, June 8

• ‘Less Fun In World’ After Climber’s Death On Everest

• Campaign Trail

• Arab Leaders Call For Unity Israel Warned Not To Back Away From Peace Process

• China Says Next Blast Will Be Last Nuclear Test Saturday Second To Last Before Joining Ban

• Aussie Has Whale Of Shot At Swim Mark

All stories for June 8, 1996 »

Sunday, June 9

• Hygeine Made Humorous

• The Slice Does I-90 Count As An Arena?

• Encouraging Bicycle Safety

• Devoting Life To Your Kids Is Not Healthy

• Home Of Love

All stories for June 9, 1996 »

Monday, June 10

• U.S. Baseball Team Rolls

• Rogers Fills Two Coaching Positions

• Tigers Hand Orioles 4th Straight Loss

• It’s A Jungle Out There For Wildlife Hunters

• Drug Busts Cause Recession

All stories for June 10, 1996 »

Tuesday, June 11

• Odd Ducks Offer Comic Relief In Campaign

• County Gets $19,000 Bill For Biker Trial Threats Raise Cost Of Protecting Lawyer, Jury, Witnesses To $15,000

• Wrestling Turnout Helps Pave Way For Future Amateur Athletic Events

• Soy Sauce Maker Mulls Oregon Plant

• Feds Want To Trace Cell Phones’ 911 Calls

All stories for June 11, 1996 »

Wednesday, June 12

• North Side Stories Hillyard’s Heyday, Natatorium Park And Simple Pleasures Helped Make Some Cherished Memories For North Side Residents Who Grew Up During A Time Of Relative Peace And Safety

• Bandits, North Stars Split Doubleheader

• Payton Takes It To His Airness

• Blades Declines To Take Stand As Defense Rests

• Maddux’s Struggles Continue In 3-2 Loss

All stories for June 12, 1996 »

Thursday, June 13

• The Slice Everyone Is A Winner, But Only One Gets The Shaving Kit

• Caught On A Wire ‘The Cable Guy’ Shows There Are Limits To Carrey’s Repertoire

• Goofy Comedian Dabbles On The Dark Side

• Degrees Of Excellence Community College Grads Benefit From Higher Re-Education

• Garden Parties: Celebration Is Worth The Toil

All stories for June 13, 1996 »

Friday, June 14

• Future Of Computerized Tee Times Near

• M’S Succumb 4-1, So Fans Cheer Sonics

• Lewis Halfway To Goal Top-Three Finish In 100 Will Qualify Him For Olympics

• Smoltz Streak At 13 To Tie Team Mark

• Prairie Sweeps Montana Foe; Atlas Nears Finals In Kalispell

All stories for June 14, 1996 »

Saturday, June 15

• ‘War Of The Woods’ Heating Up In British Columbia Increased Costs, Restrictions Leave Timber Industry Reeling

• Moving Ahead Also Means Moving Out

• Gorbachev Plays The Election’s Don Quixote Role, Attacking Windmills He Helped Create

• Democracy’s Birth? If It Is In Russia, It Is A Painful One, With Many Yearning For The Past

• Russian Election Offers Voters Unprecedented Choice, Stakes 106 Million Voters Must Choose Between Capitalism, Socialism

All stories for June 15, 1996 »

Sunday, June 16

• Problems Solve Selves, Up To A Point

• Farmers Take A Break For Field Research Tours

• Jim Hawkins Commerce Director’s Robust Energy Has Rubbed Off On Idaho Economy

• Comic Book Industry Gets Clobbered Sales Have Declined Sharply After Period Of Stupendous Growth

• Wreck Kills Woman, Traps Children Car Slams Into Tree Near Long Lake; Male Driver Suspected Of Drinking

All stories for June 16, 1996 »

Monday, June 17

• Sex-Appeal Adjusts With Age

• Some Noticeable Neckware

• Spokane County District Court Clerk Suspended

• Pend Oreille Flood Threat Abates River Peaked Early Saturday Without Causing Serious Damage

• 2nd Man Guilty In Double Murder Orchard Workers Were Beaten, Left To Drown In Okanogan River

All stories for June 17, 1996 »

Tuesday, June 18

• Bandits Defeat Blue Devils

• Askew To Become Free Agent

• All-Stars Swoop In On Gonzaga For Sehome, Tonight’s Game Perfect Way To Cap Off-Season

• Good Weather For The Birds

• Priest Convicted Of Raping Boy

All stories for June 18, 1996 »

Wednesday, June 19

• Marianne Love Honored For Distinguished Teaching

• Obituaries

• Teen Pleads Guilty In Grizzly Shooting

• Two New Members Guaranteed In Voting For Colvilles’ Council

• Cold Nips Spokane’s 103-Year-Old Record Temperature Dips To Chilly 37 Degrees, But Warmer Weather’s Expected Today

All stories for June 19, 1996 »

Thursday, June 20

• Hells Angels Leader ‘Baffled’ By Formal Intimidation Charge

• Magistrate Enters Innocent Pleas For Freemen Jacobi Removed From Courtroom Following Several Disruptions

• Hospital Volunteers Receive Scholarships

• Idaho Records

• Births

All stories for June 20, 1996 »

Friday, June 21

• The Slice Who Says Heaven Has To Be Packed With Excitement?

• New Criteria Would Change City’s Ranking

• Cook Orders Sizzling 59, Settles For 62, Pga Record

• Shadow Win Streak Hits Seven

• Hey Boss, I Got A Hole-In-One

All stories for June 21, 1996 »

Saturday, June 22

• Too Much Shooting On Courts, City Says Sacramento Officials Take Down Hoops To Cut Down Crime

• Lottery Numbers

• Whites, Indians Fighting Again Over Little Bighorn Battlefield Official Seeks Monument To Indians Who Died Fighting Custer; Stirs Opposition From Historical Groups

• Wildfires Burning In Central Utah

• Woman Sues Club Med After Contracting Herpes Says Instructor Spread Disease, Club Condones Sex With Guests

All stories for June 22, 1996 »

Sunday, June 23

• Long Beach? It’s A Long Walk To Parking Spot

• Health Study Planned For Cda Basin

• Glacier Park Rockslide Kills Vacationer Near Logan Pass

• College Won’t Bite The Chaw That Feeds It Lure Of Tobacco Company Cash For Rodeo Silences Foes At Msu

• Idaho Records

All stories for June 23, 1996 »

Monday, June 24

• Beyond The Birthday Suit

• Get Past 60 And You’re Home Free

• The Slice Sometimes Dogs Can Make The Very Best Of Friends

• Techno-Time One Full-Fledged Adult Gingerly Tests The Waters Of 21st Century Technology

• Ballgame Bright Despite Weather

All stories for June 24, 1996 »

Tuesday, June 25

• Forest Service Takes Safety Steps After Plane Crash

• Jury Orders $1.2 Million Crash Settlement

• Motorists Must Restrain Themselves, Police Warn

• It’s The Tourists Who Are Overbearing Guns Give Wild West Flavor To Remote Arctic Islands

• Dole Says Clinton Kowtows To Russia

All stories for June 25, 1996 »

Wednesday, June 26

• New Material Reflects Forbert’s Middle-Age

• Brewing Up Fun Brewtopia Mixes Great Beers With Reggae And The Blues

• ‘Housewives’ Angry, But Full Of Laughs

• Leap Into Action With Lipizzans

• Sonics Look For Depth With Second-Round Picks

All stories for June 26, 1996 »

Thursday, June 27

• The Slice Now Try Learning English As Your Second Language

• Battling Bugs And Blights

• Demi Stripped Of Hard Edge Moore Shows Her Humane Side As Stripper/Mother

• ‘Professor’ Works As A Comeback Movie For Murphy

• Off-The-Court Action Spectator Entertainment Goes Way Beyond Watching The Ball This Hoopfest Weekend

All stories for June 27, 1996 »

Friday, June 28

• Ageless Beauty Centenarian’s Spirit Provides Inspiration For Many Half Her Age

• Feeling Stress? Try Coping Like A Real Man

• The Slice Nothing Like An Altar Boy To Liven Up A Spokane Party

• Dollar Flies High Vs. Yen

• Basketball, Life Require Teamwork

All stories for June 28, 1996 »

Saturday, June 29

• Retirees Captivated By Idaho’s Beauty, Outdoor Recreation

• Double Dip: The Price Of Ice Cream Is Rising Growing Popularity Of High-Fat Foods Contributes To Increase

• Monsanto Steps Up Efforts To Extend Weedkiller’s Life Company’s Patent On Roundup Will Expire Four Years From Now

• Microsoft Courts Highbrows With On-Line Magazine With Its Traditional Style, Slate Isn’t The Usual Fare For Jaded ‘Netheads

• Mergers, Acquisitions Headed For Record Year

All stories for June 29, 1996 »

Sunday, June 30

• Priscilla Gilkey First Woman President Of Spokane Club Symbolizes Organization’s Evolution

• Obituaries

• Teenager Injured In Car Accident

• Woman’s Suicide Disrupts Ceremony

• Serb Chief Gives Up Duties, But Not Office Countries Demand Karadzic Surrender For War Crime Trial

All stories for June 30, 1996 »