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Archives | Monday, June 3, 1996

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Features

Junk-Food Junkie It Takes Real Strength For This Parent To Step Back And Let His Child Help Himself
Mon., June 3, 1996
The Slice Got A Question? Ask The Guy On The Next Stool Over
Mon., June 3, 1996
Life Continues To Shine For Alluring Brit-Royals
Mon., June 3, 1996
Journey Video Offers Support
Mon., June 3, 1996
Storybook Contest For Kids
Mon., June 3, 1996
Who Is The Boss At Home?
Mon., June 3, 1996
Your Idea’s Bad In Every Way
Mon., June 3, 1996
Trivia
Mon., June 3, 1996
This ‘Frontier’ Has Been Repeatedly Explored
Mon., June 3, 1996
Hints From Heloise
Mon., June 3, 1996
My Husband Thinks Counseling Is A Waste
Mon., June 3, 1996
‘Tis The Season For The Vacation Of Your Lifetime
Mon., June 3, 1996
Survivor’s Story Jack Olsen’s New Book Tells Of A Baffling Murder Case - Its Victims And Its Survivors
Mon., June 3, 1996

Nation/World

Death Takes Musician At Age 77 Jazz Pianist Jimmy Rowles Was Born In Spokane
Mon., June 3, 1996
Newly-Elected Israeli Leader Backs Peace With Palestinians Conservative Leader Tries To Reassure Arabs, World
Mon., June 3, 1996
Area Students Honored For Vocational Work
Mon., June 3, 1996
Airway Sand And Gravel Sisters Getting Tons (And Tons) Of Business After Reluctantly Taking Over Gravel Pit
Mon., June 3, 1996
Obituaries
Mon., June 3, 1996
Sonics Slip By Jazz, Head For Nba Finals
Mon., June 3, 1996
Public Periscope
Mon., June 3, 1996
Births
Mon., June 3, 1996
Rash Of Measles Plagues Southwestern Washington
Mon., June 3, 1996
Black Bear Wanders Into Va Dormitory
Mon., June 3, 1996
High Court To Hear Arguments On Limiting Execution Appeals
Mon., June 3, 1996
More Americans Willing To Make Sacrifices To Become Home Owners But Survey Shows Many Worry About Ability To Pay For Homes
Mon., June 3, 1996
Errors, Demo Ads Blamed For Gop Failure Gingrich Says Clinton Deliberately Misrepresented Medicare Proposals
Mon., June 3, 1996
Actor Jeremy Sinden Dies Of Cancer At 45
Mon., June 3, 1996
Christopher Says Elections Still Scheduled In Bosnia
Mon., June 3, 1996
Romanian Tennis Great, Running For Mayor, Causes A Stir
Mon., June 3, 1996
Lottery Numbers
Mon., June 3, 1996
War Over Future Of Medicare Waged With Ideological Missiles
Mon., June 3, 1996
Mayor Bans Ugly Cars
Mon., June 3, 1996
Kidnapper, Victim Go To Police Station
Mon., June 3, 1996
Musicals Old And New Dominate Tony Awards
Mon., June 3, 1996
Police Say Man Stalked, Killed Former Girlfriend Her Boyfriend Wounded In Attack; Suspect Survives Self-Inflicted Gunshot
Mon., June 3, 1996
Camera Can Freeze Red-Light Runners City Studies Systems That Photograph Car, Driver
Mon., June 3, 1996
Volcano Erupts, Injuring Tourists
Mon., June 3, 1996
A Thirst For Thrills Tense Nba Playoffs Leave Basketball Fans With Dry Throats
Mon., June 3, 1996
Cemetery’s Founders Wanted Park Site Of Proposed Trail Was Once Donated To City
Mon., June 3, 1996
Final Celebration Rev. John Buenz Retires As Dean Of St. John’s Cathedral
Mon., June 3, 1996
Idaho Inmate’s ‘Fishing’ Trip Ends In Guatemala Escapee Was Caught Via Internet
Mon., June 3, 1996
Yeltsin Remembers Soviet Massacre
Mon., June 3, 1996
Violent Sandstorm Kills Five Children
Mon., June 3, 1996
Wilderness Helps Tame Teenagers Ruby Ridge Camp Combines Workshops With Outdoors Training
Mon., June 3, 1996
A 6-Foot-5-Inch Persuader ‘Intervention Specialist’ Will Retrieve Rebellious Teens, Take Them To Programs
Mon., June 3, 1996
Subway Car Jumps Track; Errors Blamed
Mon., June 3, 1996
Texas Rains Help, But Not Enough
Mon., June 3, 1996
Aerospace Workers Reject Contract Offer
Mon., June 3, 1996
Famed Navy Class Of ‘47 Plans Reunion
Mon., June 3, 1996
Waiters Tip Hats To Sunny Weather Gratuities Increase, Even If Waiters Are Lying
Mon., June 3, 1996
Freemen Institute Founder Blasts Freemen Author Says Radical ‘Outlaws’ Have Destroyed The Good Name
Mon., June 3, 1996
Gu Official To Head Missouri College
Mon., June 3, 1996
Government In ‘Uphill Battle’ Against Toy Chain Case Against Toys ‘R’ Us May Stretch Antitrust Law
Mon., June 3, 1996
Armored Vehicles Moved Closer To Freemen Ranch
Mon., June 3, 1996
Fans Celebrate After ‘Torture’ Ends
Mon., June 3, 1996
Buckeye Beans And Herbs In Small-Business Spotlight
Mon., June 3, 1996
In Business, Race Goes To The Swiftest
Mon., June 3, 1996
Woman Dies After Car Wreck
Mon., June 3, 1996
Gas Stove Suspect In House Fire
Mon., June 3, 1996
Telethon Raises Thousands For Kids
Mon., June 3, 1996
Helicopter Rescues Climber
Mon., June 3, 1996
Outstanding Warrants
Mon., June 3, 1996
Lake City Students Receive Senior Awards
Mon., June 3, 1996
No Father In The Home Is Better Than A Bad Father Letter Of The Week: From May 21
Mon., June 3, 1996
Jazz Pianist Jimmy Rowles, Born In Spokane, Dies At 77
Mon., June 3, 1996
Water Warnings Stay On Tests Show Water Dangerous In Homes Of 100 Residents
Mon., June 3, 1996
Deputies Made Model Response To Boat S.O.S.
Mon., June 3, 1996
Environmentalists Create Lead Scare
Mon., June 3, 1996
Letters To The Editor
Mon., June 3, 1996
Chenoweth’s Campaign Lead Isn’t So Solid Votes For Mentally Ill Opponent In Primary Shows Her Weakness
Mon., June 3, 1996
Wet Winter Sent Kokanee Over Dam
Mon., June 3, 1996

Sports

Watson Ends His Nine-Year Wait
Mon., June 3, 1996
Shadow Bounce Back, Give Bigfoot A Swift Kick
Mon., June 3, 1996
Seles Buries Her Demons Three-Time Former Champion Joins Graf In Quarterfinals With Straight-Set Victory
Mon., June 3, 1996
For A Change, M’S Wrap Up A Victory Early
Mon., June 3, 1996
Bulls Ready To Play For Immortality
Mon., June 3, 1996
Gordon Shows Speed, Patience
Mon., June 3, 1996
Gsl Stars Defeat Frontier League
Mon., June 3, 1996
New York Steals Game Off Oakland
Mon., June 3, 1996
Beaten Jazz Feel Pride Far More Than Despair Utah Falters For A Third Time In Western Conference Finals
Mon., June 3, 1996
Prairie Turns Back Moscow Twice
Mon., June 3, 1996
As Atlanta Games Approach, Olympics Berths Rapidly Fill
Mon., June 3, 1996
Stocker Sent Down To Minor Leagues
Mon., June 3, 1996
Finally! Sonics Vindicate Past Flops
Mon., June 3, 1996
How Sweet It Is: But Bulls Could Sour The Feeling
Mon., June 3, 1996
Sorenstam’s Not Too Nervous To Repeat Golfer Overcomes Jitters To Produce An Easy Victory In U.S. Women’s Open
Mon., June 3, 1996
Sports People
Mon., June 3, 1996
Lemieux’s Blind-Side Check Brings Two-Game Suspension
Mon., June 3, 1996
Miami, Clemson Advance
Mon., June 3, 1996
Dickenson Makes First Cfl Cut
Mon., June 3, 1996