Archives | March 1997

• Airline Official Questions Estimate Of Big Jet Market

• Credit Unions Thriving On Banks’ Home Turf Shift Into New Areas Pays Dividends For Cooperatives, Worries Bankers

• Real Estate Values Held Steady In 1996

• Air Fares Shoot Up 25 Percent From Levels During January ‘96

• Forecasters Say Winter Not Ready To Call It Quits

All stories for March 1, 1997 »

• Legalization Too Problematic

• ‘Spy Game’ Puts Fun In Cloak And Dagger

• Suzanne, Hugh Evans Merlyn Products Is High-Tech With Down-Home Attitude

• Trivia

• He’s Just Not The Man I Married

All stories for March 2, 1997 »

• Men’s Fashion For Spring Taking On A Classical Look

• Home Show Offers All Sorts Of Solutions

• The Slice Sometimes It Takes A Kid To Point Out The Obvious

• School Exchanges May Run Afoul Of New Law Foreign Students Required To Pay Full Cost Of Public Education

• City Council Votes To Buy Salty’s Site $2.78 Million Purchase Approved, Clearing Way For Lincoln Street Bridge

All stories for March 3, 1997 »

• Time To Move On Jenny Mccarthy Is No Longer The Co-Host Of Mtv’s Dating Game; Now She Has Her Own Show

• Old TV Series New Business For Filmmakers

• Rimes, Brooks & Dunn Top Country Nominees

• Fast Checkout A Must For Shoppers

• Peppery Shrimp Pasta Fast, Colorful, Yummy

All stories for March 4, 1997 »

• Cronkite Attacks Religious Right Fund-Raising Letter Raises $100,000 For Interfaith Alliance

• Obituaries

• Births

• Rural Town Wants A Mascot It Can Cheer

• Once Again, It’s Time To Tune For Bloomsday Free Seven-Week Training Clinic Begins Saturday Morning At Sfcc

All stories for March 5, 1997 »

• The Slice Hope They Take Advice Before Cats Come Calling

• Births

• Obituaries

• Reunions

• Ancient Flying Lizard Had Unique Wings

All stories for March 6, 1997 »

• The Slice Some Must Depend On More Than Name For Their Identity

• Republic 61, Darrington 60

• Ritzville 51, St. John-Endicott 29

• One Chapter Left In Tigers’ Tale

• Ok, Maybe This Time It’s For Real

All stories for March 7, 1997 »

• Chinese Firm Leases Base With Help Of White House

• Health Of U.S. Teens Declining Lack Of Exercise, Poor Diet, Risky Habits Are Main Causes

• Lottery Numbers

• Confederate Flag To Stay Put For Now

• Televangelist’s Support Helped Mobutu Hold Power

All stories for March 8, 1997 »

• Panel To Investigate Fraud Among Non-Profit Agencies Vendors With Government Contracts Not Held Accountable For Spending

• Microsoft Posts Repair Kit For Web Browser Flaws

• WSU Announces President’s Honor Roll

• Lawmakers To Attempt Override Marathon Sessions Planned To Handle Proposals

• Sherman Simpson Spokane

All stories for March 9, 1997 »

• All East Teams Figure To Be In Hunt Kamiakin Girls Favored; Others Should Bring Home Hardware

• Seattle Metro Provides Opponents For Fl Boys

• Valentin Stages One-Day Protest

• Hawks, Ravens Talk Of A Swap For No. 4 Pick

• Iditarod Leader Buser Nears The Finish 2-Time Champ Should Hit Nome Today; Rivals Battle For Second

All stories for March 10, 1997 »

• Legislators Await Revival Of Stadium Bill Public May Still Get To Vote On A Proposal To Build New Park For Nfl’s Seahawks

• Check Out Best, Worst U-Dub Courses On Web Site

• ‘Daria’ Offers Counterpoint To ‘Beavis And Butt-Head’

• Trivia

• Ice-Skating Show Slides On Contrivance

All stories for March 11, 1997 »

• Arrest Made In Murder Of Ennis Cosby Police Search For Accomplices In Killing Of Entertainer’s Son

• More Caribou To Be Transplanted To Selkirks

• Auditor Says Tribes Abusing Hud Poor Oversight Of Housing Programs, Allegations Of Mismanagement Detailed

• Veteran Spokesman-Review Photographer Jim Shelton Dies

• Albright To Push Treaty On Women Administration Seeks Ratification Of 17-Year-Old U.N. Document

All stories for March 12, 1997 »

• Rebels Claim Capture Of Another Zaire Town

• Clinton Envoy Visits Guatemala Trip Intended To Show U.S. Support For Peace

• Man ‘A Hostage In His Own House’ Crack Users Let Man Nearly Starve To Death Amid Filth

• Atlanta Living On Edge In Wake Of Bombings Fbi Warns Minority Groups They Could Be Targeted Next

• Lottery Numbers

All stories for March 13, 1997 »

• Earthly Angel Mel Le Claire

• The Slice Not To Be Sexist, But Men And Women Are Different

• Quality Of Work Related To Mood Of Surroundings

• Firm Chosen To Upgrade Hanford Areas

• Project Foes File Second Petition Seek Vote On City’s Help With River Park Square Garage

All stories for March 14, 1997 »

• Athlete Searched For Role Models

• Manly Pursuit Of Poetry It Takes Special Kind Of Prose To Move A Male

• A Father’s Influence Fills In Where The Media Cannot

• Prairie Site Is A Work In Progress

• Big-Ticket Items Donated To Raise Big Bucks

All stories for March 15, 1997 »

• Put Feelings For Children Into A Letter

• The Slice Let’s Save Some Pothole Stories For Next Year

• Kaipo Gets His Wish Kaipo Manners Fulfills Lifelong Dream Of Traveling To Hawaii To Meet His Grandparents And Other Relatives

• Critics Made Fun, But Tesh Is Laughing Now

• Delta Dawn, Better Keep That Sweater On

All stories for March 16, 1997 »

• Fashion Show Features Sheer, Sensual Styles

• Mexico Busts General For Drug Bribe He’s Second Arrested In Month

• Ross Leads Mead To Boys Golf Victory

• Marchers Honor Famine Victims St. Pat’s Parade Falls Silent For Moment; Gays Protest Exclusion

• How Sweet It Is For Pacific-10 Men’s Basketball

All stories for March 17, 1997 »

• Stern Is Stinko; Skip This Dull ‘Blade’

• Talking ‘Bout Our Generation’s Move To Mondays

• Ohio Teen Finds High Demand For Internet Advice

• ‘Newsradio’ Should Stay Plugged In

• The Fate Of World Is In Your Hands

All stories for March 18, 1997 »

• Hoops, Skating Promise Exciting Viewing

• Trivia

• For Children’s Sake, Fight Hard

• We May Not Understand The Music, But We’ll Miss His Writing

• Amid Chaos, There Is Strength

All stories for March 19, 1997 »

• Carrey Back In His Element As A Sleazy Lawyer

• Residents, Officials Monitor Rivers, Streams

• Environmental Groups Decry Flood Of Legislation Gop, Demos Both Faulted For Bills That Would Roll Back Protections

• Now Republican Leaders Are The Ones Requesting Gov. Locke To Negotiate

• Vines Exhibit Manners When Properly Kept

All stories for March 20, 1997 »

• Thousands Pray At Pyramid Of The Sun

• V.S. Pritchett, Master Of Short Story, Dies

• Pact To End Hostage Crisis Said To Be On Table Mediators Suggesting Letting Rebels Go, Chance For Early Parole For Jailed Comrades

• Low-Flow Toilets Causing Frustrations

• Simpson Faces Home Foreclosure ‘Where Is All The Potential Income That Guy Said I Was Going To Have?’ He Asks

All stories for March 21, 1997 »

• Three Transactions Singled Out As Washington’s Big Deals For ‘96

• Ad Federation Honors Joyce Cameron

• Newport-Metaline Crowned Best Among Division I Trapshooters

• Top East Seeds Go South

• Flyers Salvage 3-3 Tie As Lindros Takes Fall

All stories for March 22, 1997 »

• Starbird, Duncan Win Naismith

• Jacobsen Has Big Day As Lcsc Belts WSU

• Smith’s Teams Just Keep Getting Better

• Magic Trounce Lakers As Shaq Skips Return

• Sprint Star Wins Mile At Playfair

All stories for March 23, 1997 »

• Hints From Heloise

• Finally, Demi Receives The Awards She Deserves

• Courts Blind To Double Whammy

• ‘Undercover’ Takes Wraps Off Talk Shows

• Trivia

All stories for March 24, 1997 »

• Milestones

• ‘Exhilarated’ Bush Fulfills Wwii Vow With Jump He Free-Falls 8,000 Feet Before Pulling Rip Cord

• Shoppers’ Imaginations Can Run Wild At New Coeur D’Alene Toy Store

• Lottery Numbers

• Our Solar System Still Has Surprises It’s A Big Galaxy Out There. The Hale-Bopp Comet Is A Reminder That Countless Objects Are Revolving Around The Sun Far Beyond The Planet Pluto.

All stories for March 25, 1997 »

• Unions Sign Contracts But Hard Feelings Linger

• Group Helps People Start Gardens

• Plenty Of Talent On Mead Girls Softball Team

• Storytime A Sharing Time At Shadle’s New Library

• Board Wants To Close Book On Garden Springs School Officials May Make Decision By April 16

All stories for March 26, 1997 »

• A Rabid Pack Of Wolf You Won’t Have To Cross The Pacific For One Japan’s Best Garage-Punk Bands; See Guitar Wolf, Along With Spokane’s Makers, At Ichabod’s North

• The Slice Some Lessons Are Learned Early, Maybe Even A Little Too Early

• Animated ‘Cats’ Lively And Tuneful

• Envoy Tries To Revive Peace As Arab Nations Ponder Boycott Of Israel

• Fishing Report

All stories for March 27, 1997 »

• Learning The Lingo School District Language Programs Help Young Immigrants Learn English And Assimilate Into New Culture

• Sonics Crack 50 Wins Again Payton, Hawkins Lead 25th Straight Victory Over Wolves

• Bu, N. Dakota Happy To Have Michigan Gone Meet In Ncaa Hockey Championship Today

• Cards Drop Doubleheader To Treasure Valley Cc

• Newest Duck Helps Top Hawks

All stories for March 28, 1997 »

• The Monitor From The Week Of March 23-29, 1997

• Blockbuster Expansion Scaled Back Decision Rekindles Speculation About Spinoff Of Video Chain

• Sears Tends To City Side Of Business Retail Giant Takes Another Look At Stores In Urban Locations

• Cda Hailed As ‘Up And Coming’ Retirement Spot

• Carrying Candle In Dark, Pope Recalls Suffering ‘Let The Lord Hear The Cry Of These Poor Ones And Guide Them On The Road Toward Peace And Liberty,’ He Says Of Albania, Zaire During Easter Vigil At Vatican

All stories for March 29, 1997 »

• Super Change - ? No? Change Back Superman

• Tap Into Your Artistic Side

• Super Change - ? No? Now He’s Less Of A Dork

• Carrey Has Found The Perfect Role, And That’s No Lie

• Seahawks Stadium Deadline Coming Up Thursday

All stories for March 30, 1997 »

• Locke Campaign Investigated

• Elderly Wolf, ‘Old Blue,’ Dies

• High Court Upholds Abortion Law Requires Unmarried Girls To Tell Parents Or Show Judge Why Not

• Idaho Records

• Ranchers Granted Grazing Rights, But Opponents Take Heart

All stories for March 31, 1997 »