Archives | July 1997

Tuesday, July 1

• Survey Participants Are Real Winners

• I’Ll Have The Burger, Hold The Machismo

• Heady Mustard

• ‘God Knows Who He Was’

• Not Everyone Has Access To School Computers Minority And Low-Income Kids Most Likely To Be Denied, Study Indicates

All stories for July 1, 1997 »

Wednesday, July 2

• Landowner Appealing Rezoning Decision Don Haynes Says Property Worth More Than Offer

• New Nc Principal Hired

• Man Arrested On Forgery, Stolen Property Charges

• Redhawk Development Gets Ok From County

• Fourth Of July Baseball 24 American Legion Aaa And Aa Teams Take To The Fields For The Annual Tournament Which Begins Today

All stories for July 2, 1997 »

Thursday, July 3

• Catch The Tunes And Entertainment At Riverfront Park

• Everyone Has Right To Grow Tasty Berries

• ‘World News Tonight’ Still Ahead In Weekly Ratings

• Glass Decor Sparkles, Blends Modern With Old

• Star Spangled Banner Flags

All stories for July 3, 1997 »

Friday, July 4

• Markets Closes

• Gathering For The Alienated

• Poland Abolishes The Death Penalty

• Judge Goes Easy On Freemen Member Passing Bogus Check To Court Earns Man $2,699 Fine, Three-Year Suspended Sentence

• Wrist Pain Causes Long Absences Many Carpal Tunnel Sufferers Miss 30 Or More Days Of Work

All stories for July 4, 1997 »

Saturday, July 5

• Crowded Woods Repel Hunters

• Weathering The Storm Unusual Climatic Even Leaves The Region With Lasting Memories Of Tragedy And Triumph

• Safety In Outdoors Depends On Good Planning

• Little Spokane River Hike (East)

• Past And Present Historic Tours Offer Glimpse Of Blackfeet Heritage

All stories for July 5, 1997 »

Sunday, July 6

• House Guest When Nonhuman Company Comes To Call, Roll Out The Welcome Mat

• Young Brains Need Engaged Interaction

• Making Magic At Mickey’s Kingdom

• Holling-Weist Spangle

• Templeton-Moore Lewiston

All stories for July 6, 1997 »

Monday, July 7

• A Revolution? In A Minute, Man Town Up In Arms Over Breakup Of Century-Old Fourth Party

• Mcveigh’s Lawyers Ask For New Trial Attorneys Claim Jurors Inflamed By Victims’ Testimony, Publicity

• Cambodians Await New Government

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for July 7, 1997 »

Tuesday, July 8

• Cheap Seats

• Spokane Chiefs Hire Pelino As Babcock’s Assistant

• Women’s Tour Looks To Help Older Superstars

• Prosecutors Want Tyson To Lose License Indefinitely And Quirk In Nevada Law Could Make ‘Never To Return’ A Reality

• Darling Opts For Alford Plea, Avoids Jury Trial Former WSU Linebacker Can Now Get On With Promising Nfl Career

All stories for July 8, 1997 »

Wednesday, July 9

• House Oks Locals’ Plan For Forest Management California Pilot Project Removes Dead Timber, Reduces Fire Threat

• Goodbye, Mighty Mo

• Many Willing To Pay More For Clean Energy, Study Finds

• Beauty And The Regulatory Board Cosmetologists Fight Slackened Licensing, Other Industry Flaws

• Karadzic Avoids The War Crimes Dragnet Bosnian Serb Reportedly Has Army Of Supporters To Protect Him

All stories for July 9, 1997 »

Thursday, July 10

• The Slice Outa My Way? This Stuff Is Getting Warm

• Slimey Science Lesson

• Fbi Expert Says Suspect’s Jeans Worn By Robber Prosecution Ends Case With Photo Expert

• 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Felt On Bainbridge Island

• Bonner County Plans To Stop Cocolalla Concerts Rancher Fails To Get Bonner Permit; Officials Wonder If Advertised Performers Will Show Up

All stories for July 10, 1997 »

Friday, July 11

• Airway Angels Air Traffic Controllers

• A Byte Out Of Crime

• Martinez’s 30th Helps Pettitte Win

• Mariners Continue Trade Talks

• The Slice Hello Mudda, Hello…Ouch!

All stories for July 11, 1997 »

Saturday, July 12

• Trophy Isn’t Trophy Until It’s Home

• Take An Adventure Tour! Drive Around At Night In A Cairo Cab

• Going Alone? You’re Not The Only One

• Coleman Stove Fuel Lasts About One Year

• Lewis River Chinook The News Is Good, But It Could Be Better

All stories for July 12, 1997 »

Sunday, July 13

• Scott’s Tirade Baffling

• Nasa Tests Would Ground Planes At Moses Lake Grant County Airport A Contender As Landing Site In 1999 For Prototype Of Reusable Space Plane

• Villeneuve Gains In Formula One

• Public Periscope

• Utah Teen Captures Prep Decathlon Title

All stories for July 13, 1997 »

Monday, July 14

• Disabled Youth Abused, Weighs Just 41 Pounds Mother Of 17-Year-Old Boy Charged

• O.J.’S Home Sold

• Pathfinder Computer Takes A Little Break

• Woman Dies When Horse Falls

• Endangered Wolves Find A Friend In Congress West Side Democrat Wants To Bring Species Back Into Olympic Park

All stories for July 14, 1997 »

Tuesday, July 15

• Soothing Soy

• Steak Rules The Roost On America’s Grills

• Disney Sweet On Kids

• Panel Urges Columbia Salmon Hatchery Review Scientists Concerned That Program Hasn’t Been Effective And Doesn’t Warrant Expansion

• Harassment Award Against Greenpeace

All stories for July 15, 1997 »

Wednesday, July 16

• Bloodhound Gang Picks On Everybody

• No Limit To Brewer And Shipley

• The Slice Lawn-Care Cowboys Deserve Hand

• Candidates Should Address Preservation Of Downtown

• Phone Company Sues Salesman For Fraud

All stories for July 16, 1997 »

Thursday, July 17

• ‘Nothing’ Too Much Martin Lawrence And Tim Robbins Do Their Best With Weak Material In ‘Nothing To Lose’

• A Hole In One

• The Slice They’ll Do Just Fine In Your Absence

• Mandela Refuses To Get Involved In Political Woes Faced By Myanmar’s Suu Kyi

• In Their Own Words: Friends, Colleagues Remember Maxey

All stories for July 17, 1997 »

Friday, July 18

• Lotery Numbers

• Milestones

• Police Charge Mom Of Obese Girl 680-Pound Teen Dies At 13, Had Not Seen Doctor In 4 Years

• Wife Used Flea Killer To Murder Prince

• Gop: No Pay Rules For ‘Workfare’ Conference Committee Strips Federal Protections From Workers

All stories for July 18, 1997 »

Saturday, July 19

• Finding A Perfect Fit The Home-School Option Is A Good One For Some, But Needs To Be Part Of A Menu Of Choices For All

• Ease Seasickness On Alaska Cruise

• The Monitor From The Week Of July 14-20, 1997

• True Grit Needed For Sculpting Sand

• Youth Hostel Organization Opens At New, Popular Sites

All stories for July 19, 1997 »

Sunday, July 20

• Space Available At Peer Ed Camp

• Crossing Cultures Japanese Girls Find A World Of Difference Between The United States And Their Country

• Volunteer Vacations Can Fulfill Dreams

• ‘Soup’ Stories Warm The Soul

• People Are Strange Free-Spirited Children Often Find Schools To Be Hostile, Conforming Places

All stories for July 20, 1997 »

Monday, July 21

• The Slice It’s Not Paranoia If Mosquitoes Really Are Out To Get You

• Young Ump Keeps Cool In Hot Spot Behind Plate

• His Cup Runneth Over

• Wine-Label Plans Too Rosy, Feds Fear Vintners Push ‘Health Effects’; Officials Leery Of Promoting Drinking

• Political Land Mines

All stories for July 21, 1997 »

Tuesday, July 22

• Handle Ripe Strawberries With Care

• Cool, Crunchy Gazpacho Perfect Summer Refresher

• One For The Road

• Fed Health Plans Won’t Cover Abortion Senate Approves Restriction; Critic Calls It ‘Gratuitous Slap’

• Miscellany

All stories for July 22, 1997 »

Wednesday, July 23

• Small Wonder Of Science

• Watch Your Issue Iq

• Bicyclists Spoke Up, And City Listened Motorists Angry, But More Bike Lanes Planned

• Freeway Hit By ‘89 Quake Reopens

• Number Of U.S. Troops Exposed To Nerve Gas May Reach 100,000

All stories for July 23, 1997 »

Thursday, July 24

• Brennan Led High Court Into New Constitutional Territory

• They Keep Delivering U.S. Postal Service Cycling Team Has Entire Squad Rolling

• Alexander Comes Close To A No-Hitter While Indians Pound Emeralds 13-0

• Dark Veil Of Murder Death Of ‘Gay Killer’ Leaves The Homosexual Community Relieved, Torn.

• The Stamp Of Approval

All stories for July 24, 1997 »

Friday, July 25

• The Sterile Solution

• One Quarter Of Army’s Combat-Ready Gear Isn’t Inspection Finds Rusty Equipment, Dead Batteries On Tanks, Trucks

• Lottery Numbers

• Teacher’s Acquittal ‘Complicated Things’

• Haute Fare On The Fly With A Tasteful Host Of New Alternatives, Airport Grub Isn’t What It Used To Be

All stories for July 25, 1997 »

Saturday, July 26

• Miss Bud Remains Top Hydro Villwock Hits 164.803 Mph Heading Into Today’s Finals

• Gonzaga’s Rogers Makes Lakers’ Most-Wanted List

• Emeralds Pelt Indians Pitchers For 16 Hits, Win 14-4 Eugene Scores Early, Often To Win Third Game Of Series

• Rookies’ Pay Not Always As It Appears

• Bosox Trip Angels With Dramatic Hr

All stories for July 26, 1997 »

Sunday, July 27

• Nothing To Gain From ‘Nothing To Lose’

• Volunteers Needed For Kidsweek ‘97

• Pediatricians Stress Importance Of Shots

• Parenting Not For Wimps - Or Dictators

• Calling All Teens: Wake Up And Smell The Newsprint

All stories for July 27, 1997 »

Monday, July 28

• Surrendering To Chocolate Addiction To Chocolate Is A Malady Many People Are Happy To Tolerate

• Leave Cartoon Clothes For Romper Crowd

• Web Site Is Resource In Assisting The Homeless

• When Planets Collide Scientists Now Theorize The Moon Was Formed By Giant Crash

• Seattle Firm Signs Schweitzer Deal

All stories for July 28, 1997 »

Tuesday, July 29

• Colleges Will Get New Poll Latest Entry Into Poll Wars Eliminates Preseason Hype

• M’S Working Hard To Get Pitcher

• Sockeye Season Gets The Hook

• State Officials Considering Early Opener For Duck Hunt

• Rockers Roll To Sixth Straight

All stories for July 29, 1997 »

Wednesday, July 30

• Reform Party Candidate Announces Steve Thompson Seeks Council Seat, Wants To Rebuild Faith In Government

• Expert Guide Dies In Fall On Mount Rainier Nevada Mountaineer And Fellow Climber Tumble Into Crevasse 900 Feet From Summit

• Five Arrested After Discovery Of Underground Marijuana Farm Pot Grown In Trailers Buried In Columbia Basin Field

• Group Gets Militant Over Environment

• Ex-Wildlife Chief Joining Locke’s Staff

All stories for July 30, 1997 »

Thursday, July 31

• The Slice Nice Shirt … Which Airline?

• Body Of Climber Found On Rainier Weather Prevents Removal Of Fallen Guide’s Remains From Mountain

• Senate Panel Oks Jet Boat Access In Hells Canyon

• Orioles Walk All Over Athletics In 11th

• High-Tech Traffic Snoops Put On Hold Photo Red, Photo Radar Systems Need Computer Link

All stories for July 31, 1997 »