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Archives | Saturday, June 21, 1997

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Features

But Just Remember, All That Glitters Is Not Good
Sat., June 21, 1997
Overhead Bins On Airliners Are Perfect For Fish
Sat., June 21, 1997
The Slice You Can Be Fairly Sure That Togas Were Involved
Sat., June 21, 1997
Obituaries
Sat., June 21, 1997
Hard Guitar Music Dropping Down In Billboard’s Top 200
Sat., June 21, 1997
Sex Appeal Big Part Of New Batman Movie
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bradley Veile Chosen Mandel Teacher Fellow
Sat., June 21, 1997
Births
Sat., June 21, 1997
Tanya Klumb Earns Top Girl Scouting Award
Sat., June 21, 1997
Pearl Jam Working On New Album
Sat., June 21, 1997
Cheaters Can’t Fool Most People
Sat., June 21, 1997
Blockbuster Syndrome Marketing Of Mediocre Movies Is Becoming More Important Than The Content Of The Film
Sat., June 21, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Sat., June 21, 1997
Problem Can Be Overcome
Sat., June 21, 1997
‘Oldest Widow’ May Leave Viewers Feeling Depressed
Sat., June 21, 1997
Remain Open To Change Through Conflict
Sat., June 21, 1997
Soap Character’s Book Out In July
Sat., June 21, 1997
Trivia
Sat., June 21, 1997
Events Planned For Single Catholics
Sat., June 21, 1997
Promise Keepers Pin Big Hopes On Rally
Sat., June 21, 1997
Update Your Dates Stuck In Date Doldrums Going To Dinner And A Movie? Check Out These Ideas To Perk Up Your Partnership
Sat., June 21, 1997

Idaho

Former Coach Gets 18 Years For Molesting 6th-Grade Boys
Sat., June 21, 1997
Batt To Offer Sentencing Alternatives In 3 Weeks He Wants To Decrease Prison Costs And Use Money For Better Education
Sat., June 21, 1997
City-Business Partnerships Urged Expert Says Cooperation Key To Attracting Companies
Sat., June 21, 1997
Radio Show Really Cooks For Baker
Sat., June 21, 1997
Idaho Records
Sat., June 21, 1997
Chenoweth Staffers Leave
Sat., June 21, 1997
Fox Hires Former Chenoweth Aide As Efficiency Consultant Wilson To Analyze Education Department, Write Job Descriptions In $7,500, 2-Month Contract
Sat., June 21, 1997
Doomed Wolf Pack Laying Low
Sat., June 21, 1997
Reservoir Flow Stabilizes As Snowmelt Slows Pressure On Dikes, Levees Eases As Temperatures Cool
Sat., June 21, 1997
Shore Enough, Youths Give Lakeside A Free Cleanup Public Service Project Incorporated Into Annual Leadership Camp
Sat., June 21, 1997
Ouster Of Bennett Surprised Other Presidents Idaho Board Of Education Votes To Establish A Departure Policy For College And University Presidents
Sat., June 21, 1997
Craig Blasts Epa Request For Mining Records Feds’ Directive, Part Of Lawsuit For Basin Cleanup, Called An Unnecessary Burden By Senator
Sat., June 21, 1997

Nation/World

Idaho Stands To Get $10 Million A Year Late Entry Into Lawsuit A Boon Because Legal Costs Avoided
Sat., June 21, 1997
Leaders Have Special Needs
Sat., June 21, 1997
Gaudy Grills Go For The Glitz Newest Summer Status Symbol Is The Size Of Your Barbecuer
Sat., June 21, 1997
A Cold Drink For A Warm Future
Sat., June 21, 1997
Complaints Of Racism Persist Against Police Department Blacks Report Incidents Of Being Stopped For No Reason
Sat., June 21, 1997
40 Years Later, A New Take On ‘Alien Bodies’ But Roswell Saucer Witnesses Say They’re No Dummies
Sat., June 21, 1997
Ex-Senate Candidate Held On Murder-For-Hire Rap
Sat., June 21, 1997
‘Nam Hero Finally Gets His Silver Star
Sat., June 21, 1997
Milestones
Sat., June 21, 1997
Today In History
Sat., June 21, 1997
House Gop Retreats From Limits On Medicare, Welfare
Sat., June 21, 1997
Hard Habit To Kick Despite Friday’s Mammoth Settlement And Broad Attacks, Tobacco Likely Will Remain One Of World’s Most Profitable Industries.
Sat., June 21, 1997
Nasa May Give Glenn Another Shot
Sat., June 21, 1997
Power Outage Blacks Out Downtown Washington
Sat., June 21, 1997
Gene Linked To Rare Migraines Identified
Sat., June 21, 1997
Texas To Seek Murder Charge Against Marine
Sat., June 21, 1997
Move To Revamp Medicare Signals A New Age
Sat., June 21, 1997
Baby Sitter’s Family Wants To Halt Kennedy Rape Case
Sat., June 21, 1997
Infamous Molester Given Death Penalty Death Of 7-Year-Old Sparked Nationwide ‘Megan’s Law’
Sat., June 21, 1997
F-16 Pilot Blamed For Midair Crash Earlier Air Force Report Linked Collision To Air Traffic Controllers
Sat., June 21, 1997
Texas Bars State ‘Gangsta’ Ventures
Sat., June 21, 1997
Tough Dress Code Has Florida Workers Feeling Suffocated
Sat., June 21, 1997
Lawmaker Granted Broad Powers In Campaign Probe
Sat., June 21, 1997
Motor-Voter Law Hikes Registration, But Not Voting Rate Neither Demos Nor Gop Helped; Independents May Get A Boost
Sat., June 21, 1997
Woman Frightened To Death By Robbers
Sat., June 21, 1997
Mobs Show Deadly Fear Of Child-Snatching Innocent People Beaten To Death By Crowds That Fear Children Will Be Kidnapped, Sold
Sat., June 21, 1997
Palestinians Use Firebomb Fusillade Many In Protest-Besieged Town Blame House Vote For Violence
Sat., June 21, 1997
Summit Welcomes Russia As An Economic Equal Admission To Paris Club Signals ‘Financial End Of The Cold War’
Sat., June 21, 1997
Low Fuel May Stall N. Korea Food Aid
Sat., June 21, 1997
Watchdog Group Criticizes U.S. Prisons For Violence
Sat., June 21, 1997
Vandals Get 15 Years For Fatal Prank ‘We’re Losing Three More Lives,’ Judge Says Of Prison Sentence
Sat., June 21, 1997
Investors Welcome New Economic Data
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bear Feels Tremors Of Epic Market Crash
Sat., June 21, 1997
Electronics Firm Names President Glen Griffin Is New Chief
Sat., June 21, 1997
House Panel Approves Financial Overhaul Package Measure Would Create Most Sweeping Changes In U.S. Banking Laws In 60 Years
Sat., June 21, 1997
Some Birthdays Real Cause For Celebration
Sat., June 21, 1997
Boiler Room Telephone Scripts Leave Investors Crying Investigators Find Classic Yarns That Can Only Lead To Unhappy Ending
Sat., June 21, 1997
Union President Claims Harassment Sandpoint Middle School Librarian Angry After District Allows Private Investigator Into Her Office
Sat., June 21, 1997
Lessons In Diversity For Police Trainees Discuss Tolerance, Respect For Citizens, Officers
Sat., June 21, 1997
Cougar Gulch Residents Protest Property Taxes They Say Assessments Way Out Of Line; Commissioners Blame The Legislature
Sat., June 21, 1997
Brazil Ends Holdout On Nuclear Weapons Ban
Sat., June 21, 1997
Attorney General, Locke Salute Pact Key Negotiator Gregoire Calls The Pact ‘Tough, Realistic’ Step
Sat., June 21, 1997
Pencils Down: Gmat Tests To Be Only On Computer New Format Scares Some; Other Exams Follow Suit
Sat., June 21, 1997
Jury Finds Woods Guilty Of Murders He May Face Death Penalty For Killing Two Women With Bat
Sat., June 21, 1997
Baby Born In Copter On Way To Hospital
Sat., June 21, 1997
Tobacco Firms Settle Suits, Bow To Limits Industry To Pay Billions, Oks Broad Restraints
Sat., June 21, 1997
Sinn Fein Member Discovers Car Bomb
Sat., June 21, 1997
Murderer Gets Wish For A Firing Squad
Sat., June 21, 1997
Immigrants Settle In Videotaped Beating
Sat., June 21, 1997
Four Tops’ Payton Dies Of Cancer At 59
Sat., June 21, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Sat., June 21, 1997
Colombia May Restore Extradition Legislation
Sat., June 21, 1997
Shareholders Voting On Merger In July
Sat., June 21, 1997
British Airways Orders Boeing Jets
Sat., June 21, 1997
Boeing Sends Shivers Through Europe Sets Sights On European Defense Industry
Sat., June 21, 1997
Waferboard Plant Closing Permanently
Sat., June 21, 1997
Conagra Settles For $8.3 Million
Sat., June 21, 1997
Gm Negotiations With Uaw Continue
Sat., June 21, 1997

Other

Stocks Pull Back After Early Gains
Sat., June 21, 1997
Magic Number May Be 4
Sat., June 21, 1997
The Ticker A Look Back At The Past Week On Wall Street
Sat., June 21, 1997
Boston Market’s Meteoric Rise May Be Burning Out
Sat., June 21, 1997
U.S.-Japan Pact Pushes Up Dollar
Sat., June 21, 1997

Spokane

Be Warned, Be Prepared
Sat., June 21, 1997
Emily, At 3 Months, Supports Gas Tax
Sat., June 21, 1997
Atf Team To Investigate Lewiston Fire
Sat., June 21, 1997
Russian Delegation Visits To Exchange Trading Cards Commemoration Of First Transpolar Plane Flight, Which Ended In Vancouver, Also A Key Event
Sat., June 21, 1997
Transient Held In Seattle Slaying
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bison Control Plan Offered By Racicot
Sat., June 21, 1997
Pot Grower Pleads Guilty To Kent Jail Escape
Sat., June 21, 1997
Gates Solidly Behind Gun Safety Initiative It’s First Voter-Initiated Attempt At Handgun Control In U.S. In 17 Years
Sat., June 21, 1997
Dunn Rival Backer For House Post Fellow Conservative Smith May Have An Ulterior Motive
Sat., June 21, 1997
3 Pulled From Submerged Van Boaters Hear Mother’s Plea, Dive For Children After Minivan Plunges 400 Feet Into Reservoir
Sat., June 21, 1997
Round-Up Wagon Train Hits The Trail
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bill Would Reopen Uss Missouri Bids
Sat., June 21, 1997
Probe Of Nerve Gas Plant Requested Oregon Delegation May Have Been Exposed To Agent During Tour Of Weapons Incinerator
Sat., June 21, 1997
U.S., Canada Cut Bait Again, Leave Salmon Talks Reeling Coho, Fraser River Sockeye Numbers Cause Breakdown This Time
Sat., June 21, 1997
Trawler Worker Awarded $500,000 Woman Says She Was Assaulted, Then Harassed When She Complained
Sat., June 21, 1997
Seattle’s Fsa Admits Selling Tainted Food Guilty Plea By Meat, Poultry Wholesaler Results In $400,000 Fine, $600,000 Food Bank Donation
Sat., June 21, 1997
Chevie Kehoe Denies He’s A Supremacist Tells Ohio Newspaper He Dislikes Militias; Brother Cheyne Says Officers Fired First
Sat., June 21, 1997
Clean Up
Sat., June 21, 1997
Driver Receives 90-Day Jail Term In Fatal Accident Rivard Apologizes, Admits He Was Drunk When He Struck, Killed Young Skateboarder
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bats Force Governor’s Family Out Of Mansion Lockes Will Stay Elsewhere While Workers Try To Evict Rodents
Sat., June 21, 1997
Jury In Bombing, Bank Robbery Trial Sworn In Panel Members Who Will Hear Case Against 3 Idaho Men Come From Outside Spokane Area
Sat., June 21, 1997
These Extremists Embrace Terrorism
Sat., June 21, 1997
And Now, ‘Night Of The Living Dread’
Sat., June 21, 1997
Library’s Sound Policy Beats Questionable Technology
Sat., June 21, 1997
Building Community Cooperative Effort Is Paying Off Again
Sat., June 21, 1997
Tiny Abuse Victim Amanda, Once Near Death, Is Going Home Doctors Say Child, Who Was In A Coma, Is Making A ‘Remarkable’ Recovery
Sat., June 21, 1997
Police Credit Neighbors For Drug Bust Watch Group Contacts Police After Owner Of House, A School Official, Takes No Action
Sat., June 21, 1997
Intruders Shoot 1 Man, Injure Another
Sat., June 21, 1997
Sex Offender Now Living Downtown
Sat., June 21, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Sat., June 21, 1997
Burglars Hit West Spokane Businesses
Sat., June 21, 1997
Stadium Referendum Wins By A Neck
Sat., June 21, 1997
Biology Festival Features ‘Blood And Guts’
Sat., June 21, 1997
Teen Arraigned In Killing Of Passer-By
Sat., June 21, 1997
State $150 Million Below Spending Cap
Sat., June 21, 1997

Sports

Murdoch Close To Taking On Espn Head-To-Head
Sat., June 21, 1997
Younger Boone Booted In Debut
Sat., June 21, 1997
Rodriguez May Be Out Until After All-Star Break
Sat., June 21, 1997
Els On A Roll At Westchester
Sat., June 21, 1997
Hentgen Keeps Putting Up Zeroes
Sat., June 21, 1997
Shadow’s Plans To Celebrate Division Title Placed On Hold
Sat., June 21, 1997
Board Wants Back Money Given To Davis
Sat., June 21, 1997
Downhill At Nagano To Remain Short Course
Sat., June 21, 1997
Cheryl Miller Satisfied Directing From Bench
Sat., June 21, 1997
Wnba Just Wants Its Chance Players In New League Say Fans Could Be Surprised
Sat., June 21, 1997
Juniors To Get Free Tips From Pros
Sat., June 21, 1997
Official Records
Sat., June 21, 1997
Miscellany
Sat., June 21, 1997
Comparisons Begin For Teen Hockey Star
Sat., June 21, 1997
Pruett Sets Track Record In Portland
Sat., June 21, 1997
Rumor Mill Gets Workout Kemp Trade Talk Heavy As Draft Approaches
Sat., June 21, 1997
Celtics Send Radja To 76ers For Weatherspoon, Cage
Sat., June 21, 1997
Jr.’S Slam Dunks Texas And Seattle’s Shaky Bullpen Does The Job After Wolcott Falters In Sixth Inning
Sat., June 21, 1997
A Quest To Earn Respect Abl Star Not Overly Thrilled By Challenge Of Upstart Wnba
Sat., June 21, 1997
Indians Remain Unbeaten Brown Continues With Hot Bat While Dillon Finds Stroke In 7-5 Win
Sat., June 21, 1997
Agassi To Miss Wimbledon
Sat., June 21, 1997
A Battle For The Ages Holyfield And Tyson Have A Chance To Record Their Own Piece Of History
Sat., June 21, 1997
Boise State Player Gets Jail
Sat., June 21, 1997
Turner Calls Nhl Team Thrashers
Sat., June 21, 1997

Washington Voices

‘Making Something Original’ Keeps Jazz Master Arnie Carruthers Going
Sat., June 21, 1997
Glory Days Of Felts Airport Was Once One Of Busiest In Nation, Hosting National Guard Unit, Visit By Lindgergh
Sat., June 21, 1997
County Library Fun Themes Include Llamas, Puppets
Sat., June 21, 1997
Teenager Arrested For Assault
Sat., June 21, 1997
Ride Valleyfest Bandwagon
Sat., June 21, 1997
Valley Assembly Has New Children’s Pastor
Sat., June 21, 1997
Valley Pools Hoping For Sun To Warm Up The Water For Swim Lessons
Sat., June 21, 1997
Sports World Construction Underway
Sat., June 21, 1997
35-Acre Development Sought
Sat., June 21, 1997
50th Annual Rose Show Today
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bo-Dish Jr Letters Rise From The Ashes
Sat., June 21, 1997
Bmx Racer Does Well At Nationals
Sat., June 21, 1997
Felts Field Flyover Older Brother Of Spokane International Airport Is A Small City Of Wings
Sat., June 21, 1997