Archives | June 1997

Sunday, June 1

• Civil Engineers Sponsor Forum On Spokane Infrastructure

• Icons Will Fall As ‘Egonomics’ Takes Over Trend-Spotter Says Businesses Need To Ask If Customers Are Happy

• C. William Savitz Former Pizza Cook Heads Metal-Building Manufacturer

• Firms Share Factories In Mexico

• Rivers Rising, Threatening B.C. Areas

All stories for June 1, 1997 »

Monday, June 2

• Handbags The Most Practical Of Accessories

• Padres Rookie Defeats Maddux

• Fire Guts Home In Spokane Valley

• Young Mothers Get Support From Doula Project Volunteers

• Parkingfest A Hollowed Annual Event

All stories for June 2, 1997 »

Tuesday, June 3

• Best-Selling Brownines

• Lend Some Advice For A Good Cause

• State Constricts Tournament To A One-Day Endurance Test

• Playfair To Add 2 Simulcasts

• Flathead, Spirit Lakes Chosen For Kokanee Study

All stories for June 3, 1997 »

Wednesday, June 4

• Above And Beyond

• Baiting Aside, Salmon Talks Expected To Restart Soon Alaska’s Sen. Stevens, B.C. Premier Engage In Nasty War Of Words, Including Program Threats

• Folk Singer’s Body Found In Harbor

• Crews Search Columbia For Missing Pasco Farmer

• Today In History

All stories for June 4, 1997 »

Thursday, June 5

• This ‘Buddy’ Movie Has Moments Of Fun, But You Won’t Go Ape Over It

• The Slice If Dinosaurs Came Back, They’d Be Dead Meat

• Cons In Control Buckle In For A Flight With A Crew That Has Nothing To Lose

• Too Smart For Own Good

• New Cells, Felon Transfers Help Cut Jail Crush Voters Have Approved A $30 Million Sales Tax Increase To Finance A Permanent 1,000-Bed Jail

All stories for June 5, 1997 »

Friday, June 6

• Batter … Up

• Prayer Pays Off For Jazz Faithful Tavern Patrons Find Bliss At Last

• Shadow Suffer First Division Loss

• Bruder Gets 2nd, Waltz 8th At Ncaa Championships

• Clemens Rockets To 11-0 Record

All stories for June 6, 1997 »

Saturday, June 7

• Cv’s Rydell Retiring; Lc’s Bredy Takes New Job

• Mead, Cheney Head All-State List

• Immortality Doesn’t Find Its Place

• Shadow Respond To Loss By Dismantling Yakima

• Lsu Tigers Look Like A Dynasty

All stories for June 7, 1997 »

Sunday, June 8

• Wilbur High Senior Wins Scholarship From Dar

• Books For Dummies Smart Publishing Idea

• Hohenstreet-Anderson Walnut, Miss.

• Non-Profit Groups Receive Gte Grants

• Obituaries

All stories for June 8, 1997 »

Monday, June 9

• Barbie Busted For Noncompliance Doll Has New Friend, Can’t Invite Her In

• Relief Bill Included ‘Emergency’ Garage Funds For Cleveland

• Former Spymaster Is Denied U.S. Visa

• Milestones

• Today In History

All stories for June 9, 1997 »

Tuesday, June 10

• Rulings Cloud But Don’t Snuff Tobacco Lawsuit Refusal Of Common-Law Complaint, Medicaid Liability Please Industry But Don’t Worry State

• Search For Hiker Expands

• Elephants Pack Trunks For Florida Point Defiance Zoo’s Pachyderms Sold For $20,000 To Disney World

• Navy Says No Mo To Bremerton It Appears Likely Battleship Missouri Will Move To Hawaii

• New Leader On The Right

All stories for June 10, 1997 »

Wednesday, June 11

• The View From Jack And Dan’s Jazz Fans Face The Music And Smile After Loss To The Bulls, Stockton Gang Hangs Tough

• Today In History

• This ‘V’ May Stand For Victory Coalition Believes Television Industry On The Brink Of Overhauling Ratings System

• Poll: Bring Back Grizzly Reintroduction To Idaho Could Begin Next Year

• Smooth Move Boosting Pride In Spirit Lake Paving To Leave Potholes, Breathing Problems In The Dust

All stories for June 11, 1997 »

Thursday, June 12

• Judge Rules New Trial For Terrorism Suspect Isn’t Double Jeopardy

• Child Porno Offender Gets 25 Years

• Ex-Clerk Charged With Forgery Of Licenses Arrested At Border

• Roundtable Focuses On Bridge Plan Group Questions Need For Lincoln Street Project

• Suit In School Shooting Moved From Moses Lake Wounded Girl Sues District, Loukaitis And His Parents

All stories for June 12, 1997 »

Friday, June 13

• The Slice We Should Charge For Use Of Our Day

• State Pursues Criminal Charges In Ok Boys Ranch Case

• An Extra Set Of E

• Shadow Shut Out Orcas Fink Goal, Mullen Netminding Earn 1-0 Win Over Bellingham

• Northwest Rocks At Allen Shindig Groundbreaking For Museum Saluting Jimi And The Gang

All stories for June 13, 1997 »

Saturday, June 14

• Finding Right Bait To Reel In A New Generation Of Fishers

• British Murder Mystery On A&E; Makes Smart, Crisp Television

• Up And Down Summer For Dworshak Corps Will Drop Reservoir Level In Midsummer To Repair Dam

• Paddling On Pend Oreille Outfitter Offers Variety Of Kayak Tours On The Lake - Some By The Light Of The Moon

• Take Tit-For-Tat Approach To Solving Conflicts

All stories for June 14, 1997 »

Sunday, June 15

• ‘Con-Air’ Truly Flies, Even If It Is A Bit Outrageous

• Summer Activities Can Spur Curiousity, Creativity

• Children Can Participate In Own Upbringing

• Battle Of The Bands Puts Teens On Stage

• Hints From Heloise

All stories for June 15, 1997 »

Monday, June 16

• Winding, Wistful Road Home A Trip Back To Her Missouri Home Evokes A Flood Of Memories For Connecticut Writer

• Web Sites Supply Technical Help And Creative Ideas

• Cope Volunteers Comfort Victims Of Domestic Violence

• Model Blames Bubbly

• Timberfest Parade Mostly Just A Rumor

All stories for June 16, 1997 »

Tuesday, June 17

• Orange Crush

• Greens Have A Floral Flavor In The West

• Monk Retires After Sitting Out A Season; Raiders Cut Hoss

• Karl Doesn’t See Way For Sonics To Deal Kemp

• Whl Revises Rules To Conform

All stories for June 17, 1997 »

Wednesday, June 18

• Let Sleeping Dogs Lei Obedience Class Holds Hawaiian Night

• Seattle Men’s Chorus Gets Down Saturday Night

• Cda Clears The Road For Hot Rods

• New Life A Little Self-Evaluation, And A New Baby Girl, Help Revive Queensryche

• The Slice College Years Can Take Toll On Furniture

All stories for June 18, 1997 »

Thursday, June 19

• Julia Roberts Makes A Despicable Best Friend, And She Does It So Well

• From Bat To Worse The Batman Series Of Movies Gets Even Duller With ‘Mr. Freeze’ Schwarzenegger As The Villain

• The Slice The Truth Is, Vacationing By Car Drove Us Crazy

• Local Players Lead All-Star Teams To Wins

• Woodson Casts His Lot With San Francisco

All stories for June 19, 1997 »

Friday, June 20

• Overhead Bins On Airliners Are Perfect For Fish

• The Slice You Can Be Fairly Sure That Togas Were Involved

• Glory Days Of Felts Airport Was Once One Of Busiest In Nation, Hosting National Guard Unit, Visit By Lindgergh

• A Cold Drink For A Warm Future

• Atf Team To Investigate Lewiston Fire

All stories for June 20, 1997 »

Saturday, June 21

• Punctuality Push Produces Increased Profits For Airlines Costly Delays Reduced By Sticking Closer To Schedules

• Rivals Brush Crest Aside As Toothpaste War Heats Up

• Third-Quarter Hiring Outlook Remains Strong

• Volunteer Recruitment Picnic For Sandpoint Festival This Week

• Not A Leg To Stand On

All stories for June 21, 1997 »

Sunday, June 22

• Learning To Save Money Can Be Fun

• ‘Natural’ Not Naturally The Best Choice

• Mystery, Chills Have ‘Last Laugh’

• Memory Tripping Biplane Brings Back First Plane Ride

• Forget Freeloading, It’s Time To Work

All stories for June 22, 1997 »

Monday, June 23

• Prep Football Shrine Inducts Three, Including Richland’s Rish

• Johnston’s Hole-In-One Highlights Chewelah Pro-Am

• Indians Can’t Hold Off Rockies

• Craig Griffey Asks For, Gets His Release From Mariners

• Finley’s 3 Homers Help Padres Rip S.F.

All stories for June 23, 1997 »

Tuesday, June 24

• Chefs Can’t Shake Salt From Recipes

• Dressed For Success

• Nike Runs Into Trouble

• Uncle Bill Of ‘Family Affair’ Dead After Apparent Suicide

• Junior Asks M’S Fans To Give Brother A Break

All stories for June 24, 1997 »

Wednesday, June 25

• Blues Traveler John Hammond’s Worldly Sounds Make Stop In Sandpoint

• Encore More Than 350 Years After The Puritans Closed Shakespeare’s Theater, The Intricately Reproduced Globe Theatre Takes The Stage

• ‘Pirates’ Set Sail For Spokane After Dazzling Sandpoint

• The Slice Don’t Blame Public Schools For Bad Tastes

• Police Rule Woman’s Death A Homicide

All stories for June 25, 1997 »

Thursday, June 26

• The Slice Many In Hoopfest Won’t Pull Punches, Only Groins

• Summer’s Hero Colorful Characters And Heroic Themes Make Disney’s ‘Hercules’ A Thriller For Kids

• Tribute To Jackie

• Seventh Casino In Oregon To Open Saturday Klamath Tribes Look To $7 Million Gambling Hall To Raise Standard Of Living, More Employment

• Tot’s Foot, Lost To Power Mower, Reattached

All stories for June 26, 1997 »

Friday, June 27

• Florida May Lose Marlins

• East Triumphs In A Thriller Two-Point Conversion Decides All-Star Game

• Cock-A-Doodle Derring-Do

• Stingy Maddux Bests Phils Again

• Natural Gas Geyser Forces Evacuation

All stories for June 27, 1997 »

Saturday, June 28

• Medicare Crisis Can’t Be Avoided Despite Reforms

• Employee Transfers Slowing

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• Racist Yearbook Caption Leads To Civil Rights Complaint In Hawaii

• Expanding Nato Means Boon For Arms Makers Dealers Trying To Sway Political Debate Over Allowing New Members Into Group

All stories for June 28, 1997 »

Sunday, June 29

• Hong Kong’s Return To Chinese Rule Causes Some Concerns

• Avon Honors Women For Achievements

• More Money But Less Time Spent In Malls More Product Information Shortens The Shopping Trips

• Frank Tombari Edc Board Chairman Believes The Stage Is Set For Continued Success

• Wildlife Panel Reviews Timber Sale Fish, Game Chief Also Criticized For Stance On Bombing Range

All stories for June 29, 1997 »

Monday, June 30

• Daly Leaves Rehab Clinic, Will Not Rush

• Biting Headlines

• Messier Available As Nhl Teams Go Shopping Salary May Limit Interest In Rangers’ Captain, But Other Free Agents Could Hold Interest

• Sampras Pleased With Just Winning

• Pippen Peeved At Bulls

All stories for June 30, 1997 »