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Archives | Monday, June 23, 1997

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Features

She’s Never Been One To Show Much Restraint
Mon., June 23, 1997
Learning To Save Money Can Be Fun
Mon., June 23, 1997
‘Natural’ Not Naturally The Best Choice
Mon., June 23, 1997
Memory Tripping Biplane Brings Back First Plane Ride
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Doyle Spokane
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Olson Moses Lake
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Elliot Post Falls
Mon., June 23, 1997
UI Announces Spring Grads From Inland Northwest
Mon., June 23, 1997
Births
Mon., June 23, 1997
Kmc Names Pat Apodaca Employee Of Month
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mr. And Mrs. Edwards Spokane
Mon., June 23, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., June 23, 1997
You Can’t Expect To Have Same Desires All The Time
Mon., June 23, 1997
Armed Services Teach Discipline, Self-Respect To So-Called Losers
Mon., June 23, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., June 23, 1997
Garland’s Debut Film Now On Video
Mon., June 23, 1997
Trivia
Mon., June 23, 1997
Novelty Of ‘Polar Bears’ Grows Thin
Mon., June 23, 1997
Cliffhangers Fail To Hold Interest
Mon., June 23, 1997
Costumes, Showmanship Outshine Group’s Music
Mon., June 23, 1997
Merchandisers Putting Forth Herculean Push
Mon., June 23, 1997
Hercules Hoopla Are You Ready For The Latest Incarnation Of That Well-Muscled Hero? Disney’s Banking On It
Mon., June 23, 1997
Reunions
Mon., June 23, 1997

Nation/World

Public Periscope
Mon., June 23, 1997
Reality Check On Business A Good Idea
Mon., June 23, 1997
Prison Populations Rise A Bit More Slowly In ‘96
Mon., June 23, 1997
Do You Or Don’t You, 30 Seconds
Mon., June 23, 1997
High Court To Rule On Sex Predator Law Are Tendencies Enough To Jail Someone? One Predator, Now Freed, Says Law Is Based On Fear, Not Knowledge Of The Future
Mon., June 23, 1997
Raptors Rule The Runway Falcons Chase Away Birds, Help Make Flying Safe At Fairchild
Mon., June 23, 1997
Pol Pot Is Wanted, Dead Or Alive General Reports Seeing Despot; U.S. Tries To Arrange Extradition
Mon., June 23, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., June 23, 1997
Dead Teens Lighted Fireworks On Oil Tank
Mon., June 23, 1997
Blast At Shell Sends Toxic Chemicals Into Air
Mon., June 23, 1997
Fun Is The Target State Trapshooting Championships Bring Out The Best In Shooters
Mon., June 23, 1997
Cheney Native Eagerly Awaiting First Shuttle Flight
Mon., June 23, 1997
Small Bombs Explode In Spanish Cathedral
Mon., June 23, 1997
High Court Outlaws Alligator Wrestling
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mackerel Wreaking Havoc With Salmon
Mon., June 23, 1997
Iraqi Singer Denies Men Fired On His Car
Mon., June 23, 1997
Heavy Storms Kill Seven, Hurt Scores
Mon., June 23, 1997
Volunteers Help Erect Playground At Center
Mon., June 23, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., June 23, 1997
Small Planes, Large Hobby Flying Scale Model Planes Is The Real Thing For Farragut State Park Contestants
Mon., June 23, 1997
Supreme Court Has Lake Cda On Mind Among Final, Thorny Cases Of Session Is Coeur D’Alene Tribe’s Claim Of Ownership Of Lake; Decision This Week
Mon., June 23, 1997
Rough Sailing In Flood’s Wake Floating Debris, No Wake Zones Leave Lakes, Marinas Empty
Mon., June 23, 1997
Toby Feuling Alpine Designs Makes Mark In Biking World
Mon., June 23, 1997
Us West Heads To Court To Appeal Rate Hike Denial
Mon., June 23, 1997
No End In Sight To Salmon Stalemate Fishing Season Opens In Just Two Weeks, But No More Talks Scheduled
Mon., June 23, 1997
Ama Proposals A Bid To Head Off Assisted Suicide ‘Bill Of Rights’ Would Shield Dying Patients From Intervention
Mon., June 23, 1997
Quints Celebrate First Birthday Cakes, Presents, Hugs Come To Family In Fives
Mon., June 23, 1997
City Police Are Honored For Cops
Mon., June 23, 1997
Marine Recruiters Accused In Rape, Beating
Mon., June 23, 1997
Bermuda Bans Fast-Food Outlets
Mon., June 23, 1997
Rattlesnake Contest Gives Participants A Toxin-Free Thrill
Mon., June 23, 1997
Dole In Romania
Mon., June 23, 1997
Feds Paid $3.5 Million To Nab Slaying Suspect
Mon., June 23, 1997
Today In History
Mon., June 23, 1997
Traffic Resumes Early On The Goff Bridge Old Bridge To Serve As Detour While New Span Being Built
Mon., June 23, 1997
A Heist Bitterly Hatched Armored Car Driver Gone With $22 Million
Mon., June 23, 1997
One Falcon Can Turn Flock Away Falconry Has Long History As Sport And As Way To Protect Airplanes
Mon., June 23, 1997
Kootenai County
Mon., June 23, 1997
Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., June 23, 1997
Spanish Socialists Elect Almunia As Leader
Mon., June 23, 1997
Moose Getting Tlc Ranchers Foster Parents To Another Orphan
Mon., June 23, 1997
‘Granny Glut’ Foreseen
Mon., June 23, 1997
Dick Armey Denies Gingrich In Trouble, Blames Press Corps
Mon., June 23, 1997
Travelers Exposed To Radiation? Paper Says Airline Broke Rules On Shipping Radioactive Boxes
Mon., June 23, 1997
Israeli Soldier Shoots Deaf Palestinian Boy Israel Investigates Incident While Arab Rioting Continues
Mon., June 23, 1997
Leaders Criticize Israel Summit Pushes Peace Process; U.S. Fights Global Warming Plan
Mon., June 23, 1997
Anti-Cholesterol Drugs Also Block Strokes Medications That Clean Arteries Can Cut Risk By 27%, Study Says
Mon., June 23, 1997
N. Ireland Marches Blocked Protestant Groups Attempt To Pass Through Catholic Areas
Mon., June 23, 1997
Democratic Candidates Play Waiting Game
Mon., June 23, 1997
Bad Decisions Hurt Ewu Letter Of The Week: From June 14
Mon., June 23, 1997
Commissioner Flat Out Fails Chivalry Test
Mon., June 23, 1997
Base Decision On Honest Numbers
Mon., June 23, 1997
Clinton’s Race Effort Can Help, If We Will Let It
Mon., June 23, 1997

Other

‘Speed 2’ Doesn’t Fly
Mon., June 23, 1997
Pledge For Peace Catholic Teens Sign Commitment Cards To Take A Stand Against Violence
Mon., June 23, 1997
Mystery, Chills Have ‘Last Laugh’
Mon., June 23, 1997
Forget Freeloading, It’s Time To Work
Mon., June 23, 1997

Sports

Pettis Helps Phoenix Win As Record Crowd Looks On
Mon., June 23, 1997
Pete Sampras
Mon., June 23, 1997
Monica Seles
Mon., June 23, 1997
Miscellany
Mon., June 23, 1997
Weather Or Tennis On Deck Rains May Keep Wimbledon At Bay
Mon., June 23, 1997
Englishman’s Patience Pays Off
Mon., June 23, 1997
America Cup Semifinals Set
Mon., June 23, 1997
Krajicek Tuned For Wimbledon After Sunday’s Rosmalen Title
Mon., June 23, 1997
Richard Krajicek
Mon., June 23, 1997
M’S Show Rangers The Mistake Of Their Ways Home Runs By Buhner, Griffey Cap Series Sweep For Seattle
Mon., June 23, 1997
Martina Hingis
Mon., June 23, 1997
Nba Draft Lets Fans See History In The Making
Mon., June 23, 1997
Portland Places First Blot On Spokane’s New Season Zweifel Triples With Bases Full, Lifting Rockies To 4-2 Victory
Mon., June 23, 1997
Yadda Yadda Yadda Title Ix
Mon., June 23, 1997
Trail’s Early Runs Too Much For Blue Devils
Mon., June 23, 1997
Nhl Leaves Draft-Day Fun To Fresh-Faced Future Stars Unlike Football, Basketball, Hockey Has Its Own Traditions
Mon., June 23, 1997
TV Ratings, Crowd Figures Soar
Mon., June 23, 1997
Seahawks Reserve Leads Dragons To Wlaf Title Kitna Passes For 401 Yards, Two Scores
Mon., June 23, 1997
Generation X’S Athletes On A Roll Network Games Pair Fun, Profit With Broad Appeal To Young Men
Mon., June 23, 1997
Tightened Security Will Affect Crowds At 1997 Wimbledon
Mon., June 23, 1997
Winner’s Circle Still Belongs To Els
Mon., June 23, 1997
Gordon Runs On Empty, But Fulfills Another Win
Mon., June 23, 1997
Ripken Bags Doubles Mark
Mon., June 23, 1997
Scheduling Ace Johnson Leaves Piniella Fit To Be Tied
Mon., June 23, 1997
Tarango Obeys Mom, Promises He’ll Behave
Mon., June 23, 1997
Eckersley’s Save One For The Book
Mon., June 23, 1997