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Archives | November 3, 1997

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Features

It Wasn’t Any Easier For His Suns, Er, Sons
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Putting A Stop To Grandson’s Tantrums
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Obituaries
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Inland Nw Students Receive Ewu Diplomas
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Don’t Take All The Blame; Apologize For Everything
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Sitcom In A Sitcom Makes For Good TV
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Krum-Bartlett Liberty Lake
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Reunions
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Nic Instructor Honored With Prestigious Award
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Price-Somers Pullman
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Check Carefully For Signs Of Drugs
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Trivia
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Selleck Makes Deal With Warner
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Births
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Kids Need Affection, Attention And To Feel Special
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Wayne’s Whirl Son’s Wild Classmate Elicits A Mix Of Awe And Sympathy
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997

Nation/World

El Nino Keeps Smoke From Amazon Fires Trapped In Brazil
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Family Help Has Unique Problems
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
WSU Prof Takes On Mammoth Task Zoologist Excavates Fossils Found In Richland Area
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Many Of Washington’s Bridges ‘Deficient’ While Still Safe, 24 Percent Of Spans In The State Have Serious Problems
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Juror In Suit Against Doctor Gets Harassing Calls Small Town Angry At Prospect They May Lose Their Only Physician
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Fbi Ends Investigation Of Crash Of Flight 800 Agents Uncover No Evidence Of Bomb, Missile Or Sabotage
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
City Must Pick Up Full Cost Of Police In 1998 Budget
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Five Running For Two Spots On Post Falls Council Improved Streets, City Annexation Among Candidates’ Top Concerns
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Au Pair’s Conviction May Be Cut Prosecutors May Ok Reducing Murder Verdict To Manslaughter
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Protesters Greet China’s Leader Jiang Meets With California Governor As 700 Demonstrators Burn Chinese Flags
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Settlement Averts Amtrak Strike Wage Hike Still Must Be Ratified; Congress Also Must Ok Rescue Plan
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Iranian Women Find Veil Liberating Men Now Feel Secure In Granting Freedoms
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Sick Cambodians Claim Bulls Have Healing Power
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
U.N. Lost $30 Million To Waste, Fraud Inspector-General Says Recent Reforms Must Go Much Further
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
U.S., Iraq Prepare For Staredown Iraqis Bar 2 American Inspectors Sunday; Congressional Leaders Call For Military Action
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Massacres Leave Children Lost, Hungry ‘It’s Like I Don’t Live Anymore,’ Algerian Teen Says
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
32 Hurt As Twister Rips Through Florida
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Kirk Duncan New Manager Brings ‘His Own Way’ To Mount Spokane
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Greyhound On The Run Lorie The Missing Dog Is Faster, Sneakier Than Her Pursuers
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Panel Will Discuss Coeur D’Alene River Basin Cleanup
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Young Christians Flock To Boise For Project Reformation Rally
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Oregon Climber’s Body Recovered
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Three Die As Car Plunges Over Embankment Police Say Car Missed Turn On Foggy Road In Peaceful Valley
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Public Periscope
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Adventurer’s Spirit Stays Young Having Conquered The North Pole Alone, Helen Thayer Takes On Antarctica - At 60
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Not A Great Promotion For Idaho Tourism
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Kaczynski: ‘Lots Of People I’D Like To Hurt’
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Budding Entrepreneurs Invited To Friday Seminar
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Looking Forward At History Bush Hopes People Will ‘Get It Right’
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
The Preacher And The Porn King Flynt, Falwell Make Joint Appearance In Virginia To Discuss Free Speech Case
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Batt Proposes Cutting Penalty For Bad Checks
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Kootenai County Outstanding Warrants
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
First Lady Sidesteps Protesters On Visit To London, Hillary Clinton Avoids Discussing Convicted Nanny
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Strong Challenge That Must Be Met
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Don’t Get Sick On A Sunday Letter Of The Week From Oct. 20,1997
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Are Airborne Slots Machines Big Gamble? Memphis Company Putting Video Terminals In Singapore Airlines 747s
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Tough Love
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Timber Firms Grow Their Own Genetically Engineered Poplars Will Be Harvested To Make Paper
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Teen Will Test Her Horse Sense Has Qualified For National Horse Judging Competition
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Bahraini Man Stabs Daughter As She Waits For Bus To Work
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Clinton Lacks Votes To Pass ‘Fast Track’
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Duke Won’t License Sweatshop Products
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Afghanistan Sends Soldiers To Dismantle Heroin Labs
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Floods Displace Thousands, Bring Disease To Ethiopia
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Storm That Killed 29 In Azores Moves On To Coast Of Portugal
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Spokane Valley Man Killed In Car Crash In Stevens County
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Man Accused Of Raping Boy
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
No One Hurt In Drive-By Shooting
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Child-Care Providers Given A Helping Hand New Clearinghouse In North Spokane Provides Information, Model Day Care
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Deaths Stun Neighbors Of Eik Family ‘They Just Seemed Like A Happy, Normal Family’
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Fox Tries To Light A Fire Under Education Board State Panel Takes Too Long To Make Decisions, Slights Public Schools, She Says
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Snowmobilers Lose Their Cool Over Rules Tempers Flare At Meeting To Unveil Proposed Changes In State Riding Laws
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Rice Forgoes Ambassadorship
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997

Other

Read This
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Trigger-Lock Initiative: Safety Issue Or Loss Of Rights?
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
He Saw, She Saw
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
This Week’s Question
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Much-Anticipated Riven Will Please Fans Of Myst
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
The Other Sex Girls Speak Out: Hey, Guys, If You Tell Us You’ll Call…Then Call! And Drop The ‘Chick’ Thing
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
The Other Sex Guys Speak Out: Why Do Girls Try To Read Between The Lines On Just About Everything?
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Trigger-Lock Initiative: Safety Issue Or Loss Or Rights?
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997

Sports

Ryafan Wins Ribbon
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
First Gold Glove Shortstop Dies
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Gartner Hurts Knee In Victory
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Miscellany
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Shehee May Miss 3 Games
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Quick Kicks
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Upsets Reign In New York Foot-Loose Kenyan First Among Men; Jones Places Sixth In Women’s Race
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Iml Squads Will Play Off For State Bid
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Seahawks Just Can’t Hang On Strong Showing Not Enough As Broncos Win A Close One
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Quest Drop Stingrays For 5th Straight Win
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Jones Stirs Up A Rhubarb By Claiming Men Aided Women Runners
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Daly Returns To Win Column
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Ap Top 25
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Gu Returns To Top Form, Blanks Osu
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
U.S. Ties Mexico, Keeps Hopes Alive Hosts Clinch World Cup Berth, But Yanks Gain Moral Victory
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Evans Helps Chiefs Overrun T-Birds Spokane, 6-1 Away From Home, Finishes Seattle In Third Period
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
49ers Rally For 8th Straight
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Defeat Weighs On Price WSU Football Coach Ranks Loss To Asu Among His Greatest Disappointments
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Sampras Takes Paris
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Duval Takes Tour For Three In A Row
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Jarrett Closes In
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997
Cfl Matchups Set
Mon., Nov. 3, 1997