Archives | November 1997

Saturday, Nov. 1

• The Monitor From The Week Of Oct. 26 - Nov. 1, 1997

• Nation’s Longest-Running Strike Ends With Sale Of Casino

• Mcdonald’s Reaches The Andes With Bolivia Store

• Some Spicy Diplomacy

• American On Mir Not Part Of Spacewalks

All stories for Nov. 1, 1997 »

Sunday, Nov. 2

• Kirk Duncan New Manager Brings ‘His Own Way’ To Mount Spokane

• Family Help Has Unique Problems

• Panel Will Discuss Coeur D’Alene River Basin Cleanup

• WSU Prof Takes On Mammoth Task Zoologist Excavates Fossils Found In Richland Area

• Many Of Washington’s Bridges ‘Deficient’ While Still Safe, 24 Percent Of Spans In The State Have Serious Problems

All stories for Nov. 2, 1997 »

Monday, Nov. 3

• Keep That Baby Nice And Cozy During Winter

• Chef Hopes Schools Can Offer Tantalizing, Nutritious Dishes

• The Slice These Lines Are Stock In Trade Of The Spokane Singles Scene

• Guns, Guns, Guns And Guys At Big Show

• 3,000 Year Old Receipt

All stories for Nov. 3, 1997 »

Tuesday, Nov. 4

• Mr. Everything Boosts His Stock

• Barkley Offers Own Bar-Bash Story

• East Valley Edges Cheney For State Berth

• Official Records

• Switzer Says He’s Not Worried About Losing Job

All stories for Nov. 4, 1997 »

Wednesday, Nov. 5

• Klingon For A Day Star Trek Fans Boldly Go To The Spokane Valley Mall

• Public Employees Credit Union Breaks Ground For Building

• Good News, Bad News For Nation’s Schools Math And Science Up, But Drug And Reading Problems Persist

• Saluting Bush’s Legacy

• Computer Hijack Victims To Be Compensated

All stories for Nov. 5, 1997 »

Thursday, Nov. 6

• Don’t Mess With Fun

• A Very Funny Human ‘Bean’ Rowan Atkinson Brings Slapstick Hilarity To U.S. In Full-Length Film Debut

• ‘Starship’ Jokers With This Ridiculously Bad Sci-Fi Adventure, Paul Verhoeven Makes Ed Wood Look Good

• Excellent Performances A Treat To Watch In ‘Myth Of Fingerprints’

• Good Premise Doesn’t Deliver In ‘Mad City’

All stories for Nov. 6, 1997 »

Friday, Nov. 7

• The Slice The Time Has Come To Select Our Chairman Of The Bored

• Leading Lady Of Laughter

• Murray Protests Treatment Of Injured Hanford Workers Senator Says Doe, Fluor Daniel Slow To Respond

• Oh, No! Ono Art Vandalized Art Student Takes Felt-Tip Pen To $240,000 Yoko Ono Painting

• Vandals Hope Tough Foe Shows Them Next Level

All stories for Nov. 7, 1997 »

Saturday, Nov. 8

• The Monitor From The Week Of November 2-8, 1997

• Dreary Fate Befalls Foe Of Mustangs

• Clinton Equates Gay Rights Movement With Civil Rights Struggle President Promises To Crusade For Equal Rights For Homosexuals

• Today In History

• Milestones

All stories for Nov. 8, 1997 »

Sunday, Nov. 9

• U.S. To Press For Expanded International Air Safety Effort

• Multimedia Sales Approach Good And Bad

• Grizzly Numbers Stable, But Habitat Dwindles Biologists Try To Balance Space Needs Of Bears, Humans Near Yellowstone

• Two Duck Hunters Drown In Lake Cold Water, Heavy Clothing A Deadly Combination For North Idaho Men

• Congress Reaches Deal On 2000 Census But Spending Bills, Trade Issue Still Are Delaying Adjournment

All stories for Nov. 9, 1997 »

Monday, Nov. 10

• Teen Students Team Up On Problem-Solving Tasks

• Salute To Women

• Christmas Fair An Assault On Holiday Cheer

• The Slice Yet Another Accomplishment Of The Corps Of Discovery

• Old Cable Shorts Out Judge’s Web Plans

All stories for Nov. 10, 1997 »

Tuesday, Nov. 11

• Mom’s, Daughter’s Bodies Found

• Rural Schools Get Hard Lesson In Economics Levy-Equalization Bill Failed To Help Districts That Needed It Most

• Turkey Queries? Try These Chefs

• Pasta For Presents

• Waterville Eliminates Republic

All stories for Nov. 11, 1997 »

Wednesday, Nov. 12

• And In This Corner …

• Study Pairs Wine Type With Music

• Golden Eggs Loyal Customers Prize Colbert Woman’s Eggs

• Age-Discrimination Case Puts Supreme Court Justices To The Test

• Sonics Admit The Fault Lies In Their Rebounding

All stories for Nov. 12, 1997 »

Thursday, Nov. 13

• Here’s The Brady Bust

• Odor Of Smoke Forces Workers Out At Hanford Same Building Where Chemicals Exploded

• Meningococcal Disease Kills Boy

• Sprague Mayor Takes The Lead By Two Votes

• The Slice Best Friends Are Precious

All stories for Nov. 13, 1997 »

Friday, Nov. 14

• Spit: It’s Not Just Something You Roast Meat On

• The Slice Do The Hinterlands Beckon? Listen To Our Reasons To Stay

• Inner Space Racers

• Town Doctor Gets Donations To Pay Lawsuit

• Puget Sound Gets New Set Of Area Codes 253 And 425 Phone Codes Will Take Effect Early Sunday

All stories for Nov. 14, 1997 »

Saturday, Nov. 15

• The Monitor From The Week Of November 9-15, 1997

• Writing Novel Fulfills Dream For Columnist

• Visitors Bureau Wins Destination Award

• Real Estate Survey

• Business Beat

All stories for Nov. 15, 1997 »

Sunday, Nov. 16

• Reach Out And Speak Up About Proposed Phone Rate Hike

• Dilbert Dissed In New Book New Book Takes On Bumpy-Headed Comic Character With Vengeance

• Managers Commanding Better Pay

• James Hellwig Sparse Office Ok With Him ‘Cause He’s Too Busy Digging Up Business

• Investigators Hope Sweatshirt Helps Identify Body

All stories for Nov. 16, 1997 »

Monday, Nov. 17

• We Are What We Read Our Magazine Subscriptions Give Insights Into Our Identity

• Basic Health Coverage Ensures All Kids Get Care

• Nifty ‘Noises’ Boffo With Top Teen Talent

• Here’s Lookin’ At Andy

• Wire Stories Dentist Bends And Welds Wire Into Artworks That Tell Tales

All stories for Nov. 17, 1997 »

Tuesday, Nov. 18

• Girl’s Viral Meningitis No Reason To Panic

• Sweet Comedic Music

• Another Plea For Atlanta Bombing Aid

• Versatile TV Vet Petrie Dies At 85

• Counterfeit Bills Passed In Spokane Dozens Of Incidents Reported, Police Say

All stories for Nov. 18, 1997 »

Wednesday, Nov. 19

• Gingrich On Gingrich

• Pod Of Killer Whales Leaves Puget Sound Inlet Researchers Had Worried That Animals Were Feeling Trapped

• Snowstorm Hits Cascades

• Clinton’s Protection Plan Misguided, Says Nethercutt Says President Using ‘Scare Tactics’ On Columbia River Basin Plan

• Case Against Dad Affects His Workers Action In Child Support Case Leaves Tavern Workers In Limbo

All stories for Nov. 19, 1997 »

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Snow Way! It’s Sheer Cliffs And Pure Insanity In Warren Miller’s Latest Ski Film

• The Slice Learning At An Early Age That Life Can Be Like A Revolving Door

• Digging Up ‘Garden’ Clint Eastwood Tampers With Great Book To Make A Mediocre Movie

• Joe Eszterhas Takes A Surprising Turn In ‘Telling Lies In America’

• Fox’s ‘Anastasia’ An Animation Triumph

All stories for Nov. 20, 1997 »

Friday, Nov. 21

• Mushroom Pickers Beat Up Prosecutor Official Attacked By Teenagers When He Told Them To Stop

• Prison Official, Wife Arrested In Drug Probe

• More Counterfeit Bills Turn Up

• Man’s Arrest May Unravel Bank Heist Police Find $1.8 Million, Guns, Fake Badges In Car Of Man They’re Trying To Link To ‘Trench Robbers’

• Ship Gouges Grain Terminal During Docking, Closing It No Loading For At Least 10 Days At Columbia’s 4th Largest Wharf

All stories for Nov. 21, 1997 »

Saturday, Nov. 22

• The Monitor From The Week Of November 16-22, 1997

• Real Estate Survey

• Americans Plan To Spend A Record Amount On Gifts Household Total Should Hit $465 This Holiday Season

• Week In Review A Look Back At The Top Stories From The Last Week

• Wazzu Comes Through Cougars Turn Apple Into Rose

All stories for Nov. 22, 1997 »

Sunday, Nov. 23

• This Week’s Question

• Listen Up, Parents: A Guide To Break The Code Of Teen Talk

• Introducing A Clingy Child To Individuality

• ‘Starship Troopers’ Simply Magnificent

• Bob Kirkpatrick His Dogear Inc. Is Wired Into The Internet For The Millenium

All stories for Nov. 23, 1997 »

Monday, Nov. 24

• Odor Triggers Airport Evacuation

• Missing Hikers Found

• Injury Forces Woman To Give Up Trek To South Pole

• Seahawks May Give Punter Boot

• Ucla Gets Its Share On Pac-10 Team After Tying For Title, 4 Bruins Make First Team

All stories for Nov. 24, 1997 »

Tuesday, Nov. 25

• Climber Scales Peak Despite Injury

• Vitamins May Reduce Heart Disease Antioxidants Fight Fatty Diet, Study Says

• Milestones

• Couple Marvels Over ‘Gifts’ Family Support Helps Alleviate ‘Sheer Terror’ Of Seven Fetuses

• Complaints About Auto Sales Head List In Consumer Survey

All stories for Nov. 25, 1997 »

Wednesday, Nov. 26

• The Hot Ones No Single Toy Will Hog Space In Santa’s Sleigh This Year

• The Joy Of Joysticks A New Accessory Can Elevate The Enjoyment Of Video Games

• Holidays The Prime Time For Home Fires, Deaths

• The Gifts That Give Twice Items Ordered Through Nonprofit Agencies Support Work Of Charitable Organizations

• For The Younger Reader

All stories for Nov. 26, 1997 »

Thursday, Nov. 27

• ‘Mermaid’ Comic Unearths Hidden Holiday Treasures

• Csi Wins Fifth Title

• Second Time Charm For Davis

• Emtman Intends To Shed Label

• Tar Heels Outmuscle Bruins

All stories for Nov. 27, 1997 »

Friday, Nov. 28

• Bruins Recover From Rout By Ripping Uaa, 92-68

• Ewu Women’s Basketball Glance

• Tourney In Doubt For Eastern

• It’s Father’s Day

• School Demolition May Begin Monday

All stories for Nov. 28, 1997 »

Saturday, Nov. 29

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

• Cougar Success Provides Lessons On, Off The Field

• Elders Seek Cap On Hikes In Phone Rates

• Ego Trips May Be Coming To A Theme Park Near You Trade Show Reveals Strong Interest In Instant-Photo Booths, Similar Products

• Number Of Risky Loans Concerns Fdic Official Hove Sounds Early Warning On Bank Lending Standards

All stories for Nov. 29, 1997 »

Sunday, Nov. 30

• TV Blackout Theory Holds True For Child

• Read This

• He Saw, She Saw

• Skate Land Local Teens Team Up With Parks Department To Create A Place For Skateboarders And In-Liners To Catch Some Air

• Teens Want To Educate Others About Aids

All stories for Nov. 30, 1997 »