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Archives | Wednesday, June 25, 1997

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Food

Techno Taste Artificial Flavors May Be Taking Away Our Ability To Discern What’s Real And What’s Fake
Wed., June 25, 1997
Chefs Can’t Shake Salt From Recipes
Wed., June 25, 1997
Dressed For Success
Wed., June 25, 1997
Boston Market’s Soup Predictable, But Good
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fusion Cooking American Cuisine Trend Combines Different Ethnic Cooking Techniques
Wed., June 25, 1997
Dancer Says Starring In Film Was Good Therapy
Wed., June 25, 1997
Disney’s Online Site Users Will Surpass That Of Others
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fulfill ‘Honor’ As Best You Can
Wed., June 25, 1997
Births
Wed., June 25, 1997
That Guy From The Pig Lovers’ Organization?
Wed., June 25, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Wed., June 25, 1997
Obituaries
Wed., June 25, 1997
Therapy, Prison Terms For Sexual Predators
Wed., June 25, 1997
Get Creative When You Fix Family’s Sack Lunches
Wed., June 25, 1997
Cap’n Crunch Snacks Tests Disappointingly With Panel
Wed., June 25, 1997
Relax, Pretend You’re In The Mediterranean
Wed., June 25, 1997
‘Long Ride’ May Make Some Saddle Sore
Wed., June 25, 1997
Mangoes Can Dress Main Dish Or Used In Dessert
Wed., June 25, 1997
Trivia
Wed., June 25, 1997
Balanchine Ballerina Pbs Airs A Documentary On Dancer Suzanne Farrell, Who Inspired Some Of The Late George Balanchine’s Works.
Wed., June 25, 1997
Mexican Skillet Chicken Makes Spicy Main Dish
Wed., June 25, 1997
Some Interesting Facts About Fruit
Wed., June 25, 1997
Extra Bananas Provide Flavor In Low-Fat Pie
Wed., June 25, 1997
List Of Top 100 TV Episodes Deserves To Get Static
Wed., June 25, 1997
Prep The Grill For Barbecued Swordfish
Wed., June 25, 1997
Health Newsletter’s Food Politics Boom With Aging Readers
Wed., June 25, 1997
Cool Wines For The Hot Days Ahead
Wed., June 25, 1997

Idaho

Maximum Penalty Sought In Fatal Crash Show No Mercy To Drunken Driver Who Killed Couple, Baby, Say Kin
Wed., June 25, 1997
Convict In 1982 Murder Wants Pardon, Claims Statement Altered
Wed., June 25, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Wed., June 25, 1997
Conspiracy, Bomb Retrial Postponed While Appeal Filed
Wed., June 25, 1997
Former Chief Federal Judge Dies
Wed., June 25, 1997
Ketchum Drug Smuggler Gets 12-Year Sentence He Also Must Forfeit More Than $3 Million In Assets For Role In International Conspiracy
Wed., June 25, 1997
Idaho Records
Wed., June 25, 1997
Signs Of Global Warming Found In National Parks, Say Ecologists
Wed., June 25, 1997
County Accepting Hazardous Waste
Wed., June 25, 1997
Grand Teton Hiker Found Uninjured
Wed., June 25, 1997
Boise Woman Charged In Murder Of Elderly Man
Wed., June 25, 1997
Wolves Blamed For Deaths Of 25 Sheep In Montana
Wed., June 25, 1997
Idaho State To Get Record Donation For Performing Center
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fish And Game Faces Tough Times Department Facing Cutbacks As Revenue Sources Dry Up
Wed., June 25, 1997
Search For Man In Glacier Park
Wed., June 25, 1997
Nic Recall Faces Monumental Numbers Game Petition To Dump Trustees Who Ousted Bennett Requires At Least 18 Times Initial Vote
Wed., June 25, 1997
Backcountry Road Closures Helpful To People And Wildlife
Wed., June 25, 1997
Rock-Climbing Class Offered In Post Falls
Wed., June 25, 1997
Prominent Lawyer Faces Marijuana Charge His Attorney Says It’s Case Of Mistaken Identity
Wed., June 25, 1997

Nation/World

Gm, Uaw Negotiators Seek End To Strike
Wed., June 25, 1997
White House Scene Of Whitewater Search
Wed., June 25, 1997
Retired Priest, 76, Convicted Of Rape
Wed., June 25, 1997
Consumer Outlook Hits 28-Year High
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fed Gives Blessing To U.S. Bank Deal
Wed., June 25, 1997
Glickman Resists Pressure To Increase Crp Acreage
Wed., June 25, 1997
Micron To Invest $1 Billion In Boise
Wed., June 25, 1997
Doubletree Takes Leap Into Future Fuel Cell Helps To Power Hotel
Wed., June 25, 1997
North Irish Leaders Report Progress
Wed., June 25, 1997
No Nike Sweatshops, Says Ex-Ambassador
Wed., June 25, 1997
Nike Runs Into Trouble
Wed., June 25, 1997
Uncle Bill Of ‘Family Affair’ Dead After Apparent Suicide
Wed., June 25, 1997
Today In History
Wed., June 25, 1997
Milestones
Wed., June 25, 1997
Dummies Tell No Tales Air Force Tries To Close The Book On Ufo Mythology For The 50th Anniversary Of New Mexico Incident.
Wed., June 25, 1997
A Quiet Dignity Betty Shabazz Remembered For Strength Through Adversity
Wed., June 25, 1997
Window Washer Falls 33 Stories To His Death
Wed., June 25, 1997
Man Gets 10 Years For Planting Bomb
Wed., June 25, 1997
Drug Abuse By Kids Rises, Federal Czar Says Overall Trend Drops, But Users Begin Earlier, Mccaffrey Claims
Wed., June 25, 1997
Judge Cites Potential For Publicity In Canceling Unabomber Hearing
Wed., June 25, 1997
Controversial Citizens Guide Now In Spanish Commissioner Rankin ‘Tweaked’
Wed., June 25, 1997
Teenager Accused Of Dumping Baby At Prom Faces Murder Rap
Wed., June 25, 1997
Turncoat Pitch Results Uncertain
Wed., June 25, 1997
House Backs China Trading Ties Puts U.S. Economic Well-Being Over Human Rights Concerns
Wed., June 25, 1997
Blaskic Says He Fought Balkan Terror Defendant Tells U.N. Tribunal Of ‘Heroic Efforts’ To Save Muslims
Wed., June 25, 1997
Sri Lankan Forces March Into Guerrillas’ Stronghold
Wed., June 25, 1997
Jewish Group Demands Swiss Holocaust Assets Wiesenthal Center Says Austria Also May Owe Victims, Families
Wed., June 25, 1997
Cambodia Wants Pol Pot Removed Officials Fear Hateful Mobs Would Kill Despot Before Trial
Wed., June 25, 1997
Dow Recovers From Steep Plunge
Wed., June 25, 1997
State Jobless Rate Drops To 4.5% May Figure Is Lowest For That Month In More Than 30 Years
Wed., June 25, 1997
Ziggy’s Gets A Jump On Bigger Competitors With New Post Falls Store
Wed., June 25, 1997
Stock Rebound Boosts Dollar
Wed., June 25, 1997
Giving 110 Percent At Work Can Backfire, Executive Recruiters Say
Wed., June 25, 1997
Bonner Schools Seek Office Head $50,000 Post For Cash-Strapped District Attacked
Wed., June 25, 1997
Shunned Ex-Con Accused Of Raping Again Sex Offender Was Chased From Spokane County Neighborhoods
Wed., June 25, 1997
Parents Protest Inmate Work Crews At School Medical Lake School Board Says Prisoners Won’t Work Again While School Is In Session
Wed., June 25, 1997
Potholes To Drive City Into Debt Council Says It Has To Do Something About Streets
Wed., June 25, 1997
Senate Votes To Raise Age For Medicare Wealthier Beneficiaries Also Would Pay Higher Premiums
Wed., June 25, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Wed., June 25, 1997
Cold Reality: Loners Get Sick Quicker Study Links Social Interaction To Immunological Response
Wed., June 25, 1997
1 Dead, 34 Injured In Factory Explosion
Wed., June 25, 1997
Prison Guard Can Fly Nazi Flag, Arbiter Rules
Wed., June 25, 1997
Netanyahu Survives Close Call In Knesset
Wed., June 25, 1997
Chinese Police Stage Massive Crime Sweep
Wed., June 25, 1997

Spokane

Pilots Bond Across Enemy Lines Wwii German Flier Cements Future Friendship By Choosing To Spare Crippled U.S. Bomber
Wed., June 25, 1997
Work Stops On Tribe’s Theater After Wetlands Destroyed
Wed., June 25, 1997
2nd Suit Filed Over Teachers Union Dues Conservative Group Joins Fight Over Money Pumped Into Political Campaigns By Wea
Wed., June 25, 1997
Teller Recalls Facing Death - Two Times 11 People Testify To Emotional, Physical Toll Of Terrorism Spree
Wed., June 25, 1997
Coalition Recommends Fluoridation
Wed., June 25, 1997
State, Us West Lawyers Argue Revenue Rollback Telephone Company Says Regulators Lacked Authority To Order Cuts
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fairground Work Ok’d Despite Law Violation Electrical Project Was Done Without Competitive Bidding
Wed., June 25, 1997
Deal Could Keep Woman Out Of Jail She’s Betting Judge Will Agree Shelter Will Quiet Noise Complaints
Wed., June 25, 1997
Doctor In Harassment Case To Seek Care Spokane Kidney Physician, Accused Of Making Threats, Seeks Treatment
Wed., June 25, 1997
Ewu Chief Drummond To Step Down In June ‘98 Will Return To The Troubled Institution As A Faculty Member After Paid Leave
Wed., June 25, 1997
Hanford Site To Get New Cleanup Plan Wahluke Wildlife Area Was About To Be Taken Off List Of Contaminated Places
Wed., June 25, 1997
‘Blood And Guts’ Cultivates Curiosity Science Fest Aims To Raise Interest
Wed., June 25, 1997
Northwest Is Shakin’ Two Temblors, Following Monday’s 4.9 Rumble, Are Reminder Of Region’s Seismic Proclivity
Wed., June 25, 1997
Counterfeit Traveler’s Checks, $50 Bills Found
Wed., June 25, 1997
Teen Found Stabbed Near Dutch Jake Park
Wed., June 25, 1997
Woods Jury Unable To Decide Penalty
Wed., June 25, 1997
Family Ombudsman To Discuss Mission
Wed., June 25, 1997
Stuck With A Pretty Sorry Lott, Et Al.
Wed., June 25, 1997
Gambling Costs You More Than Just Money
Wed., June 25, 1997
Early Reactions Clearly Overdrawn
Wed., June 25, 1997
This Is, After All, A Cynical World
Wed., June 25, 1997
Seattle To Test Aids ‘Morning After’ Pills
Wed., June 25, 1997

Sports

Cy Young Winner Off To Rough Start Smoltz Isn’t Getting Same Support He Got Last Year
Wed., June 25, 1997
More Than A Name Son Of Former Seahawks Lineman Finds Way To Stand Out On His Own
Wed., June 25, 1997
M’S Let Down Johnson Seattle Ace Just Misses Strikeout Record In Loss To A’S
Wed., June 25, 1997
Draft Not Too Enticing Nba Teams Are Looking To Make Deals That Can Get Them Out Of First Round
Wed., June 25, 1997
Irvin Plot Thickens
Wed., June 25, 1997
Furyk Wins At Oakmont
Wed., June 25, 1997
Nbc’s Albert Retains Renowned Attorney Black
Wed., June 25, 1997
Top Players Available
Wed., June 25, 1997
Traveling Sedges Cause A Rainbow Feeding Frenzy
Wed., June 25, 1997
Mets Fans, Unsure About Success, Missing Some Exciting Baseball
Wed., June 25, 1997
K.J. Decides To Return For Another Year With Phoenix
Wed., June 25, 1997
Anglers Still Have Time To Catch Some Salmon
Wed., June 25, 1997
Sonics Hope Draft Pick Sticks
Wed., June 25, 1997
Official Records
Wed., June 25, 1997
Juniors To Get Chance To Qualify For Tourney
Wed., June 25, 1997
Mixed Results For Americans Sampras, Newcomer Gimelstob Win; Chang, Courier Defeated
Wed., June 25, 1997
White Sox Roll Behind Alvarez
Wed., June 25, 1997
Junior Asks M’S Fans To Give Brother A Break
Wed., June 25, 1997
Mets Rally Past League Champs
Wed., June 25, 1997
Cheap Seats
Wed., June 25, 1997
Indians’ Road Woes Continue As Rockies Down Tribe 10-4 Portland’s Table-Setters Dominate Spokane Pitching
Wed., June 25, 1997
Olympic Con Artist Receives 14 Years 31-Year-Old Went Door-To-Door With Javelin As Part Of Scam
Wed., June 25, 1997
Sports People
Wed., June 25, 1997
Holtz Can Get His Irish Up On Cbs
Wed., June 25, 1997
16,285 Watch Houston Win
Wed., June 25, 1997
Women’s Pro Game Shows There Is Hope For Future
Wed., June 25, 1997
Konstantinov Improving
Wed., June 25, 1997
Fest Success Starts With Moniker Hoopfest Teams Take On Some Wild And Wacky Names
Wed., June 25, 1997