Archives | April 1997

Tuesday, April 1

• Reserve Leaving Ewu Women’s Team

• Schilling’s 2-Hitter Outshines Butler

• Sports People

• Baker Powers Riverside/Dp

• Wetteland’s Off But Rangers On

All stories for April 1, 1997 »

Wednesday, April 2

• Producer Of Godzilla Films Dies

• Russia Forms Union With Belarus To Counter Nato’s Expansion Would Have Buffer Along Border If Poland’s Invited To Join Nato

• Bomb Video Earns Viper 6-Year Term

• High-Tech Companies Pushing Standardized School Testing

• Modest Sentences Likely On Lesser Convictions Sentencing Guidelines Would Probably Lead To 5- To 7-Year Terms

All stories for April 2, 1997 »

Thursday, April 3

• Walker Finds Stroke For Rockies

• Vandals Add Idaho State To 1997 Football Schedule

• Boogey Man Collects Ko, Wants Bowe

• Gov. Locke Chases Bat From Official Master Bedroom

• Judge Won’t Open Mcveigh Trial Jury Selection Media Told Not To Harass Potential Jurors

All stories for April 3, 1997 »

Friday, April 4

• Love & Strength

• Comfy Dog Bed Gathers Dust Of Good Intentions

• Welcome Graphite To The Club Don’t Give Game The Shaft By Sticking With Steel

• Beginners Should Get A Grip Club Placement Can Put The World In Your Hands

• Area Course Directory

All stories for April 4, 1997 »

Saturday, April 5

• Great Jobs Await At The 1997 Career Fair

• College Degrees Offer Real Value Despite Diminished Demand, Graduates Still Earn More

• Bay To Breakers Run Is May 18; 70,000 Expected

• Wales Full Of History, Scenery

• Bernard Haldane Philosophy: Job-Seekers Must Value Skills Only By Understanding Your Skills And Aptitudes Are Are You Likely To Find Your Dream Job, Counselor Says

All stories for April 5, 1997 »

Sunday, April 6

• Congress Bailing, Not Sailing Fending Off Scandals Taking Precedence Over Setting Course

• Army Drops Claim That Woman Lied

• Tribe To Vote On Use Of Casino Profits Ballot Has Options For How To Spend $10 Million

• Public Periscope

• Long-Overdue Benefits

All stories for April 6, 1997 »

Monday, April 7

• Make That Faux Tan Fool Everybody

• Activites For Children Help Prevent Crime

• Chisox’ Ticket Plan Burns Cubs Fans

• Rockies Get Wish: It Is Grand Opening

• Former Valley Teacher Facing Suit Suspended

All stories for April 7, 1997 »

Tuesday, April 8

• M’S Charlton Tips His Hand

• Mesa Jury Deliberates

• Tyson, Holyfield Put Bout On Hold Tyson’s Cut Forces Heavyweights To Reschedule Rematch For June 28

• Cubs Winless, Cards Win

• Nba Doesn’t Doubt Thomas League Scoffs At Suggestion Pistons Shaved Points In 1989

All stories for April 8, 1997 »

Wednesday, April 9

• Robbery Motive For Murders, Police Say If Occult-Tied Daughter Did It, Mom Says, ‘Demons Took Over’

• Court Approves New Tests On King Murder Weapon

• Senate Fund-Raising Probe Includes Gop Republicans Agree To Subpoena Dole Campaign, Party’s National Committee

• Heart Attack Less Likely On Fish Diet

• Women Earn As Much As Men, But It Takes 3-1/2 Months Longer

All stories for April 9, 1997 »

Thursday, April 10

• The Slice That Nice Young Man Is After Sex

• Latest Binge Leads Daly’s Wife To File For Divorce

• Larsen Carries Lakeland

• T-Wolves Blow Away Trojans 17-7

• League Again Breaks Record For Attendance

All stories for April 10, 1997 »

Friday, April 11

• Teach Them Well

• The Slice Sorry, Wrong Reunion

• Griffey, Piniella Took It Lying Down

• Mesa Returns To Cheers, Win

• Marlins Rap Out Another Victory

All stories for April 11, 1997 »

Saturday, April 12

• Park Service Considers Selling Bonds

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Scholarships Determined By Luck

• Zappers Don’t Get Real Pests Devices Do More Harm Than Good, Scientists Say

All stories for April 12, 1997 »

Sunday, April 13

• Fryman’s Homer Gives Tigers Split

• Miscellany

• Cubs Claim Tie For Futility Record

• Dam Removal Idea Part Of Tribe’s Talks With Irrigators

• Homer Beats Bulldogs

All stories for April 13, 1997 »

Monday, April 14

• Rising To The Challenge Overcoming Her Impoverished Home Life, Young Student Finds Perseverance Rewarded

• Fashion Shows Don’t Have To Be Big Productions

• Trail Runners Bang Boards On Colorful Bridge

• Perky News: Coffee Called Health Drink Researcher Says Brew May Help Body Fight Cancer

• Bulldogs Score 15, Struggle Past Hilo

All stories for April 14, 1997 »

Tuesday, April 15

• Lottery Numbers

• Today In History

• Clinton: Buckle Up Or Pay Up Seat Belt Plan Punishes States That Don’t Get 85% Compliance

• Zaire On The Brink What Happens To The Heart Of Africa When Mobutu Is Overthrown By The People He Has Driven Into Destitution?

• Tax-Bash Fever Sweeps Capitol Hill Politicians Slam Irs, Float Various ‘Reforms’

All stories for April 15, 1997 »

Wednesday, April 16

• For The Birds Most Birdhouses At Auction Are For Show Only, However

• The Slice Post Falls’ Ax Uncovers New Handle On Life

• Bulls Look For 70th, But Heat Find 60th

• Foran, Warriors Thump Cougars

• Players Produce Affidavit Backing Kemp, Agent Says

All stories for April 16, 1997 »

Thursday, April 17

• More Trouble In The White House

• ‘The Postman’ Sends Out Call For Extras

• Senators Asked To Make Switch

• Welfare Recipients See Good, Bad In Reform Law

• Schools Pushing For Four-Year Levies

All stories for April 17, 1997 »

Friday, April 18

• Predator’s Treatment Questioned Lone Woman Better Off Apart From Dozens Of Men, Report Says

• Judge Won’t Delay Trial For Tribal Arguments Case Raises Questions About Jurisdiction On The Colville Indian Reservation

• Football Stadium Lobbying Effort Short Of Goal Despite Locke’s Appearance, Measure Misses Deadline

• District, Teacher Share Liability For Conduct Family Awarded $11,000 For Class Incident In 1994

• Paraglider’s Death Blamed On Equipment

All stories for April 18, 1997 »

Saturday, April 19

• Employers Fill Jobs With Perks Tight Labor Market Forces More Companies To Take Extra Steps To Attract, Keep Workers

• More Workers Likely To Stay On Job Longer Survey Shows Many Can’t Afford To Retire, Must Continue Working

• Toyota Hands Out Money To Boost Cavalier Sales

• Business Beat

• Ceo Pay Hikes Topped 50% In ‘96

All stories for April 19, 1997 »

Sunday, April 20

• Gordon Has Hang Of Short Tracks, Too

• Boston Marathon Bonus Winner Unlikely Kim Jones, Other U.S. Runners May Vainly Pursue $1 Million

• Mcgwire’s Shot Too Little For A’S

• Irwin Routs Rivals To Retain Seniors Championship

• Ditka Goes With Wuerffel, 99th

All stories for April 20, 1997 »

Monday, April 21

• In A Deadly Trap

• Chinese Troops Arrive In Hong Kong 40 Unarmed Soldiers To Prepare For Transition From British Rule

• Bomb Scare Halts Traffic In London Threats Blamed On Ira; Majors Praises Public

• Milestones

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for April 21, 1997 »

Tuesday, April 22

• Toxic Warning System Expanded Clinton Orders More Companies To Report Chemicals They Discharge

• Supremacist Pleads Guilty In Plague Case Ex-Aryan Nations Member Ordered Bubonic Plague Germ

• Today In History

• Parents Convicted In Girl’s Diabetes Death

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for April 22, 1997 »

Wednesday, April 23

• Police Look For Robbery Suspect

• Hanford Questioners ‘Not As Skeptical’ Briefing Was One In A Series Sponsored By A House Task Force

• Vote On Stadium Seems Imminent Allen Studying Revised Plan While Legislators Forge Ahead

• New Flood Warnings Floated Forecasters Are Calling For First Big Warm-Up Of Spring

• Law Should Help State Sell Damaged Timber Faster $2 Million Worth Was Damaged Late Last Year, Early This Year

All stories for April 23, 1997 »

Thursday, April 24

• Women, Now Is Not The Time To Keep Quiet

• The Slice No Whining And Dining Allowed

• ‘Open House’ Offered Today On West First

• Explosive Battle Ends In Whisper

• Montreal Goes Triple Overtime To Avoid Ouster

All stories for April 24, 1997 »

Friday, April 25

• A Captivating Trip

• Human Remains Found In Warplane’s Wreckage Finding Indicates A-10 Pilot Was With Plane When It Crashed Into Mountain

• Bbc Picketed Over Free Air Time For Racist Political Party

• Mir Astronaut Discounts ‘False Alarms’

• Today In History

All stories for April 25, 1997 »

Saturday, April 26

• Two Concerts Help Hobart’s Lounge Honor Japan Week

• Retailer Unveils Prototype For ‘Big Kmart’

• U.S. Fund Managers Sent Record Sum Overseas In ‘96 $51 Billion Invested Last Year; Another Strong Year Expected

• Aviation Industry Giants Crafting ‘The New Boeing’

• Signs Point To Strong Growth In Key Areas

All stories for April 26, 1997 »

Sunday, April 27

• Air-Raid

• Newsletter Offers Advice For Elder Care

• Step-Families Need To Accept Changing Roles

• ‘Sense Of Snow’ Is Thrilling, Chilling

• Sesame Street Software Available On Cd-Rom

All stories for April 27, 1997 »

Monday, April 28

• Jailed Aids Patient Sues For Missed Treatment

• Special-Interest Cash Kept Flowing Check-Writers Kept Pace With Lobbyists During Session

• City Chips In On Trent Avenue Study

• Wolf Births Validate Officials’ Decision

• Idaho Drivers Go Only Slightly Faster That’s Because They Not Obey The Old 65 Mph Limit Either

All stories for April 28, 1997 »

Tuesday, April 29

• Rev Up Your Mouth

• Celebs Scout Out Favorite Recipes

• Reeves Drives In 7, Fans 8 For Panthers

• Mighty Ducks Prevail

• Miscellany

All stories for April 29, 1997 »

Wednesday, April 30

• Stoltz Walks The Walk And Sings The Songs

• Winning Moments Members Of The Spokane Camera Club Share Some Of Their Best Work

• Sound Effects, Lasers Add Spice To Vaudeville

• Harper’s Blend Of Reggae, Blues Boasts Simplicity

• The Slice Many Allergic Reactions Occur In Checkout Line

All stories for April 30, 1997 »