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Archives | Monday, June 30, 1997

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Features

Get A Life Check A Biography Out Of Your Local Library For Inspirational Summer Reading
Mon., June 30, 1997
Reunions
Mon., June 30, 1997
Wanted: Heroes And Helpful Kids
Mon., June 30, 1997
Just Say No To TV Shows
Mon., June 30, 1997
WSU Announces Local Graduates And Degrees
Mon., June 30, 1997
‘12 Chairs’ To Be Released On Video
Mon., June 30, 1997
Coeur D’Alene High School Seniors Recognized At Banquet
Mon., June 30, 1997
Trivia
Mon., June 30, 1997
Impotence Affects All Aspects Of Marriage
Mon., June 30, 1997
Seek Help If You Recognize Signs
Mon., June 30, 1997
Those Booty Queen Days Are Behind Her
Mon., June 30, 1997
‘Women In Prison’ Should Be Locked Up
Mon., June 30, 1997
Hotter Than Hot A One-Man Wire Service, Matt Drudge Reports Breaking News, Gossip And Politics Online
Mon., June 30, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., June 30, 1997
They May Have Been Hit Songs, But They’re Still Bad
Mon., June 30, 1997
Alaska Finally Getting Local Edition Of TV Guide
Mon., June 30, 1997
Tesh Lets Everyone Shine, Even The Audience
Mon., June 30, 1997
Attention-Grabbing Men Face Increased Death Risk
Mon., June 30, 1997
Births
Mon., June 30, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., June 30, 1997

Nation/World

Public Periscope
Mon., June 30, 1997
Tough Medicine - And Necessary
Mon., June 30, 1997
Internet Cleanup Will Have To Respect Key Right
Mon., June 30, 1997
Hong Kong’s Return To Chinese Rule Causes Some Concerns
Mon., June 30, 1997
Avon Honors Women For Achievements
Mon., June 30, 1997
More Money But Less Time Spent In Malls More Product Information Shortens The Shopping Trips
Mon., June 30, 1997
Frank Tombari Edc Board Chairman Believes The Stage Is Set For Continued Success
Mon., June 30, 1997
Substation To Offer Police Free Food
Mon., June 30, 1997
Church Resurrected Year After Arson Fire
Mon., June 30, 1997
Accused Rapist Infected With Aids
Mon., June 30, 1997
Two Walk Away From Ultralight Crash
Mon., June 30, 1997
Against All Odds The Team’s Guard Is Out; The Sub Is Short; Can The Players Pull Victory Out Of All This?
Mon., June 30, 1997
Trooper Says He Lied About Clinton Affairs Arkansas Officer Says Lawyer Promised Jobs In Return For Confirming Falsehoods
Mon., June 30, 1997
South Hill Garage Consumed By Fire
Mon., June 30, 1997
Jesuit Order Looks To The Future With Fewer Priests To Run Schools
Mon., June 30, 1997
A Crisis Of Faith At Gonzaga University Firing Has Many Wondering About How School Is Governed
Mon., June 30, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., June 30, 1997
Artillery Destroys Vital Crops
Mon., June 30, 1997
Girls’ Killer Took Tranquilizers
Mon., June 30, 1997
Space Station Crew Thankful To Be Alive
Mon., June 30, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., June 30, 1997
2,000 Pay Tribute To Betty Shabazz
Mon., June 30, 1997
Suspect In Beheading Admits Two Other Attacks
Mon., June 30, 1997
Wildlife Panel Reviews Timber Sale Fish, Game Chief Also Criticized For Stance On Bombing Range
Mon., June 30, 1997
Shoshone County Arrest Warrants
Mon., June 30, 1997
He Wanted Antiques, Bought Half A Town
Mon., June 30, 1997
New Law Worries Some Child-Care Centers
Mon., June 30, 1997
Ineel Waste Not Moving Toward River, Physicist Says
Mon., June 30, 1997
Council To Act On River Park Square City Officials To Consider Construction Agreement, Take Final Action On Selling Two Sections Of Roadway
Mon., June 30, 1997
Charter Schools Scrutinized Advocates Must Overcome Funding Doubts, Other Woes
Mon., June 30, 1997
Accused Robber Leads Police On Chase After High-Speed Chase From North Idaho To Spokane Valley, Suspect In Car Theft, Burglaries, Robbery Arrested After He Jumped Into Spokane River
Mon., June 30, 1997
Craig’s Summit On Power To Open Hearing On Deregulation Stacked, Opponents Claim
Mon., June 30, 1997
Clinton To Oppose Regulating Internet Commerce
Mon., June 30, 1997
Today In History
Mon., June 30, 1997
Girl Killed In Crush Of Rock Fans
Mon., June 30, 1997
Man Hospitalized After Truck Crash
Mon., June 30, 1997
Residents End Battle With Lava Volcano Taking Over Island; Some Areas Too Hot For Copters
Mon., June 30, 1997
Black Films Honored
Mon., June 30, 1997
Experimental Hatchery Opens Salmon Supposed To Return To Wild, Not To The Hatchery
Mon., June 30, 1997
Crane, Crew Needed To Get Zoo Elephant Back On Its Feet
Mon., June 30, 1997
Tickets Rise Along With Flood
Mon., June 30, 1997
Hong Kong Prepares For Handover
Mon., June 30, 1997
Earth To Timekeepers: Hey, Wait Just A Second
Mon., June 30, 1997
Stench Brings Solitude To Walden Pond
Mon., June 30, 1997
New Bishops Honored Ex-Yakima Man Among 29 To Receive Symbolic Vestment
Mon., June 30, 1997
Socialist Claims Win In Albania
Mon., June 30, 1997
Sharing Loss Helps Others Cope Letter Of The Week: From June 17
Mon., June 30, 1997
From Trash To Treasured Battle Lines Are Being Drawn Over Saving The Bull Trout, A Predator Fish Once Rejected As Worthless But Now Considered An Indicator Of Forest Health
Mon., June 30, 1997
Aspen The Dog Saves Owners’ Lives Fire Didn’t Set Off Smoke Alarms, But Pet’s Barking Woke Couple Up
Mon., June 30, 1997
Pathfinder Reaches Out For Life Beyond Earth Space Probe To Land On Mars On Friday, May Be First Step Toward Human Exploration
Mon., June 30, 1997
Coed Swimming Can Be Fatal
Mon., June 30, 1997
‘Most Televised Girl’ Succumbs To Cancer
Mon., June 30, 1997
Famed Oyster Bar Gutted By Blaze
Mon., June 30, 1997
Keeping Oblivion At Bay Ceremony Held In Spokane To Keep Hopes Alive For Psychologist Donald Hutchings, Kidnapped In India Two Years Ago
Mon., June 30, 1997

Other

Hot Ideas Og Offers A Few Tips To Help Enjoy Summer
Mon., June 30, 1997
How Are You? Hopefull, You’re Vertical And Breathing
Mon., June 30, 1997
First-Time Fisherman Not Hooked
Mon., June 30, 1997
‘Batman And Robin’ Has Comic Feel
Mon., June 30, 1997

Sports

Liberty Go To 4-0 Before Record Crowd
Mon., June 30, 1997
Dishing It Out Center Court Announcers Turn Microphones Into Meals
Mon., June 30, 1997
Indians Pull Out Still Another Victory
Mon., June 30, 1997
Despite Spreading Its Wings, Hoopfest Appears Far Better Not Many Players Or Spectators Find Fault With Expanded Format
Mon., June 30, 1997
Sports People
Mon., June 30, 1997
Gentlemen Wins Gold Cup
Mon., June 30, 1997
M’S Run Piniella Ragged In 3-2 Win Cruz Homers In 9th To Avoid Wasting Johnson’s Efforts
Mon., June 30, 1997
Villwock Pilots Miss Bud To Thunder On The Ohio Win
Mon., June 30, 1997
Hinman A Hit With Brits
Mon., June 30, 1997
Olerud’s Late Heroics Lift Mets
Mon., June 30, 1997
U.S. World Cup Hopes Alive, Thanks To 1-1 Tie In El Salvador
Mon., June 30, 1997
Marsh Takes U.S. Senior Open For First Major
Mon., June 30, 1997
Skyhawks Girls Take Fourth At Pikes Peak Soccer Tourney
Mon., June 30, 1997
Tyson Faces Bite Out Of Wallet Fine, Suspension, Lawsuit Possible In Wake Of Absurd Fight
Mon., June 30, 1997
Brazil Takes South American Championship
Mon., June 30, 1997
Fight Incites A Round Of Biting Satire
Mon., June 30, 1997
Schumacher Has The Edge, Wet And Dry
Mon., June 30, 1997
Yanks Win Slugfest, Thanks To Martinez
Mon., June 30, 1997
Sonics Ponder Their Options
Mon., June 30, 1997
Sisters Fishing For Hoops Title Of Any Variety
Mon., June 30, 1997
Red Wings Duo Continues Improvement
Mon., June 30, 1997
Defeat Still Sweet For Sno Team Threesome Paired Shooting Hoops With Selling Snow Cones
Mon., June 30, 1997
1997 Hoopfest Results
Mon., June 30, 1997
Lou Shuffles His Rotation To Take Advantage Of Break
Mon., June 30, 1997
Atlanta Olympics Break Even
Mon., June 30, 1997