Archives | May 1996

Wednesday, May 1

• Mexican mask exhibit shows many faces of creativity

• Idaho Records

• Health Insurance Confrontation Likely

• Wage Hike, Gas Tax May Be Linked

• Whitewater Panel Revives Old Charges

All stories for May 1, 1996 »

Thursday, May 2

• The Slice Let’s Hit The Ground Running

• Modern Setting Emphasizes Richard’s Evilness

• Relative Sounds Country Music Band Homeward Bound Blends Bluegrass With Texas Swing, Honky Tonk And Contemporary Pop

• Healthy Beatty Boosts Mead Girls

• Service Set Today For Jack Brasch

All stories for May 2, 1996 »

Friday, May 3

• Fan Fare You, Too, Can Be Hounded Like A Celebrity - If You’re Willing To Pay For Your Own Groupies

• Ferris Nails Down Gsl Baseball Title

• Rangers’ Hill Tops Tigers On One-Hit Gem, 11-0

• High-Speed Boats Due For Gamblers

• Wings, Pens Start Second Round With Wins

All stories for May 3, 1996 »

Saturday, May 4

• Rough It In Comfort Camper-Vans Carry All The Conveniences

• Skamania Lodge Has It All, In Middle Of Columbia Gorge

• Pomeroy District Reports Closed Roads

• Latah Creek Paddle Tour Hatch Road To High Bridge Park

• Get Value, Versatility In This New Day Pack

All stories for May 4, 1996 »

Sunday, May 5

• Through The Window Slice Readers Share The Diverse Artistic Creations That Decorate Their Yards

• We Should Expect More Of Our Kids

• Mothers Know Best

• The Slice Her Age Isn’t Carved In Stone

• Saving Family Time Put Important Matters First By Simplifying Your Life

All stories for May 5, 1996 »

Monday, May 6

• Crum Offered Illinois Job

• Wildfires Leave 1,000 Homeless In Southwest Paradise Lost For New Mexico Community

• Wwp Wants To Let Big Customers Shop Around Spokane-Based Utility Company Believes This Innovation Represents ‘The Future Of The Energy Business’

• Investment Guide To Debut May 11

• Minority Businesses Show Strong Sales

All stories for May 6, 1996 »

Tuesday, May 7

• Rogers Yearbook Wins Prestigious Award

• Do Your Part To Help Prevent Teen Suicide

• Paltrow Hits The Big Time With Aplomb

• Video-Intensive Mtv2 Splintering Off Of Original

• Gritty ‘Garden After The Popular Success Of “Superunknown,” Soundgarden Returns To A More Stripped-Down, Challenging Sound

All stories for May 7, 1996 »

Wednesday, May 8

• Pet Teachers It’s Teacher Appreciation Week And Valley Students Take The Opportunity To Honor Their Favorite Teachers And Explain Why They Have Formed Such A Lasting Impression

• Confederate Railroad Steams Into Kelly’s

• Urban Wildlife Waterfall And Cougars Add Artistic Touch To Downtown Building

• Junior Lilac Parade Marches Into Downtown Spokane

• Drama Fest Features Students From Sfcc

All stories for May 8, 1996 »

Thursday, May 9

• Harping On The Blues Two Greats, Charlie Musselwhite And Paul Delay, Are Ready For Another Chance To Share The Stage

• The Slice May I Please Not Have This Dance?

• ‘Twister’ Could Be Star Bill Paxton’s Big Break On The Big Screen

• ‘Twister’ Winds Up For Whirlwind Of Action Realistic Special Effects Add To Film’s Believability

• Physical Therapist Allegedly Fondled Patient

All stories for May 9, 1996 »

Friday, May 10

• Fowler Powers Cougars

• Cone’s Timetable Uncertain

• Mead, G-Prep Survive

• Smoltz Earns Seventh Win

• Rangers Take Down Tigers

All stories for May 10, 1996 »

Saturday, May 11

• Cheney Overwhelmed 4-1 In State Aa Soccer Opener

• Shadow’s Second-Half Surge Leads To 3-0 Triumph Spokane Downs Willamette Valley To Extend Perfect League Record

• Airline Uses Ritzy Loo To Woo Travelers

• Ripken Paves Way As O’S Beat Brewers

• Business Beat

All stories for May 11, 1996 »

Sunday, May 12

• Kinder Buddies Jeremy’s Got A High-Voltage Smile, An Inquisitive Personality And Is Fun To Be With - He Also Has Cerebral Palsy

• Hart Is No Clarissa In ‘Twisted Desire’

• Trivia

• The Slice Playing The Numbers Game

• Sacajawea Team Places 5th In Mathcounts Contest

All stories for May 12, 1996 »

Monday, May 13

• For The Record Corrections, Clarifications Policy: The Spokesman-Review Pledges To Give Readers The Truth. If You Think We Have Made An Error, Telephone Us At 459-5430 Between 9 A.M. And 5 P.M. Mondays Through Fridays.

• Fong Outlasts Foe For Repeat Crown Whitten Can’t Break Through; Mead Dominates In Tennis

• Gsl Baseball To Double Up

• Pendleton Slams Marlins Past Cards

• Christensen Wins With 64

All stories for May 13, 1996 »

Tuesday, May 14

• It’s A Bird! It’s A Plane! No, It’s A Ride! Superman The Escape Promises To Break 100 Mph Barrier

• Judge Orders New Fraud Trial For Former Yakama Police Chief

• Where’s Waldo? Next To That Big Stack Of Money Republican Moderate Leads In Raising Funds For Governor’s Race

• Factions Tussle For Control Of Gop In Colville Conservatives, Ultra-Conservatives, Everyone In Between Claim Party

• Senator With Patriot Ties To Negotiate With Freemen Sen. Charles Duke Plans Talks As Standoff Passes Milestone

All stories for May 14, 1996 »

Wednesday, May 15

• Avila Outpoints Valdez In Card At Worley Casino

• Stottlemyre Halts Florida Shy Of .500

• Darcy Sohns West Valley Year: Junior Sport: Softball Position: Pitcher

• Greene Cashes In On More Than Tennis Chances

• Golfers First To Go After State Championships

All stories for May 15, 1996 »

Thursday, May 16

• Jazz Top Spurs, Move On

• The Slice If You Can Dig It, You Belong

• Frontier Sweeps Nea In Four Fastpitch Openers

• Wiklund Wins Sky Heptathlon

• Karl Has Cards To Play Sonics Guarantee Deal For Next Year, But Coach Wants More Commitment

All stories for May 16, 1996 »

Friday, May 17

• New Battle Coming Up In Congress Over ‘Dolphin Safe’ Label

• Liberian Refugees Are Vaccinated

• 11-Year-Old Suspected Rapist Aware Of Rights Boy Tells Canadian Officers He’s Too Young To Be Charged

• N. Korean Soldiers Enter Demilitarized Zone

• Coeur D’Alenes Co. Earnings Fall Slightly

All stories for May 17, 1996 »

Saturday, May 18

• Liberty Bell Primed For Hearts And Hands Philadelphia’s Park Service Takes Great Measures To Keep The Liberty Bell In Top Form For Generations To Come

• Voting In Wildlife Policy

• Care Of Boots, Feet Keeps You On The Right Trek

• Americans Rushing To Europe

• Fish Get Wolf Funds

All stories for May 18, 1996 »

Sunday, May 19

• The Slice Now Here’s A Slippery Topic

• Pacifier Need Is Not A Sign Of Trouble

• ‘Fresh Prince’ Bids Touching Farewell

• Trivia

• Births

All stories for May 19, 1996 »

Monday, May 20

• China To Keep Most-Favored Trade Status Clinton Decision Seen As Veto-Proof

• Shuttle Crew Pumped Up Over New Inflatable Antenna

• Dollar Little Changed

• Whitewater Jury Wants More Papers Indictment Copy Handed Over; Evidence Index Forthcoming

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for May 20, 1996 »

Tuesday, May 21

• Treats From The Old Country

• Check Out These Red-Hot Barbecue Tips

• Cedar Post Staff Wins Several Awards

• Personalities Realistic In Fantasy Tale

• Learn To Ride Your Mountain Bike Better

All stories for May 21, 1996 »

Wednesday, May 22

• Study Says Hackers Routinely Attack Defense Computers

• Smithsonian Seeks Items From Sweatshop For Exhibit

• Christianity Growing Fast In China

• Paradis’ Attorneys Optimistic After Meeting Batt Asked ‘A Lot Of Questions’ During Hearing

• Schools Plan For Future Teacher Morale Soars After Voters Approve New Cda Middle School

All stories for May 22, 1996 »

Thursday, May 23

• Bankrupt Spokane Developer Files Suit Against City Glines Claims Breach Of Contract Ended Development, Career

• Highways Notoriously Bad This Weekend

• Passenger Airlines Ordered Not To Haul Oxygen Generators As Cargo Ban To Last A Year During Review Of Canisters’ Safety

• Lottery Numbers

• Many Lawmakers Oppose Anti-Gay Initiative But More Candidates Did Not Respond To Poll, Foes Say

All stories for May 23, 1996 »

Friday, May 24

• The Slice A Double Latte Will Make A Big Boo-Boo Feel Better

• Grill Inspires True Ancestral Cooking Urges

• Culver Funeral A Tough Reunion For Ex-Mates

• Cheney Cleared To Build Trail This Summer Hearings Officer Concludes Environmental Study Adequate

• Former Albanian Leaders May Escape Death Penalty

All stories for May 24, 1996 »

Saturday, May 25

• Caring About Wetland Protection Is Normal

• “Open Yard” For Birds

• Retreat Center Covers All Needs

• Disney Operations Extend Hotel Affiliation

• Celebrate Hiking Trails On Saturday Day Will Focus On Need To Build, Maintain Pathways For Recreation

All stories for May 25, 1996 »

Sunday, May 26

• Forget The Asterisk; Lazier True Champ

• Track’s ‘Clown Prince’ Defeats Lewis In 200

• Cda Marathon Winners Clear Many Hurdles Brady, Jacklin Earn Wins At 19th Annual Race

• Public Periscope

• Outstanding Warrants

All stories for May 26, 1996 »

Monday, May 27

• Traditional Day Near Compound Memorial Day Services Held As Freemen Standoff Continues

• Clinton’s State Co-Chair Quits

• More Winners From Music Allied Arts Fest

• Land Swap Deal Pleases Everyone - Almost Residents Of Greenwater Fight To Save Virgin Forest

• The Price Of Freedom Thousands Gather To Eulogize Nation’s War Dead

All stories for May 27, 1996 »

Tuesday, May 28

• Nothing Up His Sleeve? Keep Watching

• It’s The War Of The Sexes In This Fun Book

• Eat Spam And Act Like A Real Man

• Teen Witches Don’t Cast Much Of A Spell Over Audiences

• Sign Up Your Band For Summer Battle

All stories for May 28, 1996 »

Wednesday, May 29

• Yeltsin Proposes Power-Sharing Deal

• Code Up Security Now, Report Urges Council: U.S. Must Act To Reduce Potential For Computer Crime

• Democrats To Keep It Short, Sweet

• Red Cross Appeals For Aid For North Korea

• Dole Tough On Teen Crime Softens Talk With Compassion For Troubled Families

All stories for May 29, 1996 »

Thursday, May 30

• Panthers Prevail 4-3, Force A Seventh Game Penguins’ Big Guns Fail To Find Answers For Florida’s Defense

• Hoopfest Quits Call For Entries

• Sports People

• Clinton Pledges To Work With Likely Israeli Chief

• Olympic ‘Events’ Kick Off With The Ups Ticket Relay

All stories for May 30, 1996 »

Friday, May 31

• The Slice Do Bathtubs Have Anything To Do With Bad-Hair Days?

• Grocery Grins Clerk Makes Shopping Fun For Kids

• What’s Truly Important For Happiness

• Militants Beheaded For Bombing Base Ex-Spokane Resident Among Victims Of Saudi Arabia Blast

• Rittner Dresses Down Pierce German Fashions Surprise Win Over French Open’s 12th Seed

All stories for May 31, 1996 »