Archives | September 1997

Monday, Sept. 1

• Jerry Does It Again

• 52,000 Idaho Workers Get Fatter Paychecks 40-Cents-An-Hour Increase Comes Courtesy Of National Minimum-Wage Hike

• Man Arrested In Hatchet Attack Two People Injured In Assault At Tacoma Apartment

• Forest Service Under Fire For Car Program

• Lightning Touches Off Two Range Fires

All stories for Sept. 1, 1997 »

Tuesday, Sept. 2

• Earnhardt Crew Tells Of ‘Short Naps’ Driver Twice Nodded Off Before Start Of Race In Which He Had Problems

• Cheap Seats

• WSU Volleyball Moves Up In Poll To 6th

• Sticky And Sweet

• Please, No More Liverwurst Lunches

All stories for Sept. 2, 1997 »

Wednesday, Sept. 3

• Growth Act Critic Joins Planning Commission

• 2 Bodies Found; Train Kills 2

• Going Global Santana, Rusted Root And Lots Of Reggae Will Be On Hand At The Gorge’s World Music Festival

• Grizzly Coach Fined $1,000 For Violation

• Should Be Rough Weekend For Usc, Ucla

All stories for Sept. 3, 1997 »

Thursday, Sept. 4

• Oddness Rings True In ‘Hard Eight’

• Discount Tickets

• Go Catch Some Raye

• Bussing It To The Fair

• Blues-Harp Legend Paul Delay Stays True To Honesty Of His Music

All stories for Sept. 4, 1997 »

Friday, Sept. 5

• The Slice It’s Not Rabies, But It Does Come From Dawgs

• Post Falls, Lakeland Sloppy In Season-Opening 12-12 Tie Chamberlain Effective With 102 Yards In First Half

• Get A Hunch, Bet A Bunch

• Rockies Capture 9th Straight Win

• Detroit Detours Cougs

All stories for Sept. 5, 1997 »

Saturday, Sept. 6

• Facilities Make Fun An Utmost Priority

• Head ‘Em Up, Move ‘Em Out To The Ranch

• Geographical Odds And Ends Of This World

• Learning French Without France

• Yurts Have Earthy Yet Comfy Feel Tentlike Shelters Prove To Be A Popular Destination In Oregon Park System

All stories for Sept. 6, 1997 »

Sunday, Sept. 7

• Leave Boys Alone, Asks Charles Britain Plans Memorial To Diana; What To Do With Flowers

• Motorcycle Driver Killed By Lightning

• Spokane Diver Vanishes Into Columbia River Woman Presumed Dead After Disappearing Near Boat Basin

• Three Men Arrested In Kidnapping Of Boy Trio Had Demanded Ransom; 14-Year-Old Found Unharmed

• Apple Growers Find No Quick Fix For Mexican Tariffs Sudden Jump In Anti-Dumping Duties Leaves 100,000 Boxes In Limbo

All stories for Sept. 7, 1997 »

Monday, Sept. 8

• Workplace Look Becoming More Button-Down

• Loan Program Will Give Boost To Child-Care Center Operators

• The Slice There Are Easier Ways To Get The Best Table In The House

• Humans Click With Something About Bunnies

• Pushing Mach 1

All stories for Sept. 8, 1997 »

Tuesday, Sept. 9

• Connect With Your Teen, Study Says Even If They Say Stay Away, Youths Need To Spend Time With Parents

• Mom Who Chose Web Over Kids Gets Probation

• Bay Commute Easier On Strike’s 3rd Day Workers Learn The Road As Transit Employees Haggle Over Wages

• Case Of Sad Puppy Love

• Sheri Barnard

All stories for Sept. 9, 1997 »

Wednesday, Sept. 10

• Ready To Rumble Gsl Football Gets Off To A Big Start Friday As Powerhouses Meet.

• The Slice This Bikini Would Be A One-Piece

• Mcguinn Won’t Allow Star To Fall

• Soul Band Live Tackles A More Spiritual Side With Latest Album

• Election Coverage

All stories for Sept. 10, 1997 »

Thursday, Sept. 11

• Senators Promote Bipartisan, 6-Year Highways Bill

• Duane Sommers

• Don’t Press Palestinians, Albright Tells Israel

• Pentagon Report Blasts Ammunition Disposal Worker’s Death Sparks Study, Which Finds Lax Controls Leading To Live Rounds Mixed With Scrap

• Milestones

All stories for Sept. 11, 1997 »

Friday, Sept. 12

• Schools Due Pay For Sending Children To Medicaid Services

• Teen May Have Been Stabbed

• Follow-Up Sought On Homicide Tip

• Political Spat Splits Neighbors Man Says He’s Got The Saliva To Prove Rival’s Dirty Deed

• Education Board Scales Still Tipping Toward The West Some Eastern Supporters Worry About Bias At Sept. 17 Meeting

All stories for Sept. 12, 1997 »

Saturday, Sept. 13

• Louisville Duo Hurts Fighting Illini

• Scoring Summary

• Victory Puts Leaf At Head Of Elite Class

• Bullpen Spoils Johnson’s Return By Giving Away 4-3 Loss To Toronto

• Huskies Continue Attack On The Wac Huard-Pathon Combination Leads Washington To 36-3 Win Over Aztecs

All stories for Sept. 13, 1997 »

Sunday, Sept. 14

• Dozens Treated For Fumes At Mall

• Kootenai County Outstanding Warrants

• Shoshone County Outstanding Warrants

• Lewis-Clark State Posts Increase In Enrollment

• Bad Manners, Bad Hair, Bad Vibes, A Bad Day

All stories for Sept. 14, 1997 »

Monday, Sept. 15

• Memorial On The River Kwai

• A Quick Trip To Polls Today In Some Cities

• Foedisch Leads CV Past Shadle

• Hiker Found After 16 Days Father, Son Out Hunting Discover Oregon Man

• Brad Owen Is Targeted By Agencies He’s Accused Of Improper Campaign Against Initiative

All stories for Sept. 15, 1997 »

Tuesday, Sept. 16

• Port Commissioner Leads In Race For Seattle Mayor

• Cecil, Wentz Vie For EV Schools Post Blair, Hansen To Face Off In Riverside District

• Grocer, Retiree In Mayoral Race Both Are Giving Up Seats On Springdale Town Council

• Two Men Killed In Seattle Freeway Shooting Three Women Wounded As Attackers Fire At Least 70 Rounds With Assault Rifle

• Carnival Worker’s Rape Trial Under Way Girl Testifies Attack Began Outside Store; Defendant Claims Sex Was Consensual

All stories for Sept. 16, 1997 »

Wednesday, Sept. 17

• Another New Adventure

• River Of No Return

• First Parents Bracing For College Goodbye

• County, Ymca Won’t Pool Efforts Pool At Valley Mission Park Will Be Rebuilt After Deal Sinks

• In Search Of Help East Timor Minister Visits To Describe Plight Of Land Invaded By Indonesia

All stories for Sept. 17, 1997 »

Thursday, Sept. 18

• New York Taxi Cads

• House Set To Revamp Child Support Collection

• Lottery Numbers

• Detroit Delays Yankees’ Party

• Homer In 12th Elevates Giants

All stories for Sept. 18, 1997 »

Friday, Sept. 19

• Miscellany

• Mcgwire Clouts His 54th Homer

• Tricky Indians Split With K.C.

• Davis Plans Therapy Around Playoffs

• U.S. In Control In Davis Semifinal Chang And Sampras Lead Team To 2-0 Advantage Over Aussies

All stories for Sept. 19, 1997 »

Saturday, Sept. 20

• Rosario Rebound San Juans, Amenities Such As Schooner Rides For Guests Make High-Priced Stay Attractive

• Teen Writers: Start Your Work Processors

• Ceremony Planned At First Lookout

• Idaho Angler Poll Tackles Barbed Issue

• Admiration Doesn’t Have To Be Mad

All stories for Sept. 20, 1997 »

Sunday, Sept. 21

• Free Brochure Helps Women Plan For Pregnancy

• Wallace-Foster Provo, Utah

• Noble-Schulz Deer Park

• Erin Mettler Winner In Letter-Writing Contest

• Our Generation Takes On New Look Next Monday

All stories for Sept. 21, 1997 »

Monday, Sept. 22

• Milestones

• Pat On Their Backs

• Airline Settles Indiana Crash Suit

• Illegals Face Ouster If Provision Expires Clock Ticking On Letting Them Stay During Green-Card Process

• ‘Within Letter Of The Law,’ President Says Clinton Response To Reno Action Less Adamant On Fund Raising

All stories for Sept. 22, 1997 »

Tuesday, Sept. 23

• Squeaky Clean Plane

• Cleveland Rallies To Clinch Division

• Commissioners Say No To Golf Course Gimme Up To $1.5 Million For Projects For North Side Gift Rules It Out

• Superior Court Judges Seek Money For Juries, Pay Raise County Commissioners Say Funds Should Come From Travel, Furniture, Other Outlays

• Steele Cleared In Officer’s Sexual Harassment Claim Community Policing Official Says She Has Learned A Lesson From Male Cop’s Charge

All stories for Sept. 23, 1997 »

Wednesday, Sept. 24

• Classmates Split On Verdicts Some Feel Eye For An Eye Would Be More Appropriate For Killer Of 3

• Russian Assembly Votes To Shackle Minority Religions

• Gore Praises Russia’s Entrepreneurial Spirit On Tour, He Promotes Closer Ties And The Removal Of Barriers

• Turkey Refuses To Join Nato Maneuvers Greece Took Part In Aegean For First Time In 12 Years

• Algeria’s Top Islamic Militia Plans Unilateral Cease-Fire Competing Factions, However, Likely Will Continue The Violence

All stories for Sept. 24, 1997 »

Thursday, Sept. 25

• ‘The Edge’ Explores Emotions, Tactics Of Two Men Up Aginst Long Odds

• ‘Peacemaker’ Loud, Unclear Clooney And Kidman Busy, Busy As They Run Around Saving World

• Spokane Officer Fired For Hindering Arrest

• Beauty And The Icon

• Locke Warns Against Tax Reductions ‘Economic Euphoria Won’t Last Forever,’ He Tells Business Group

All stories for Sept. 25, 1997 »

Friday, Sept. 26

• Student Activist Faces Sex Charges WSU Man Accused Of Entering Dorm Rooms And Fondling Women

• Sea Lion Death Sentence Extended

• Tight Budget Forces Tribe To Cut Police Force Muckleshoots Will Contract With Counties To Provide Law Enforcement

• Et Buzzes Philly

• Celebrating Survival Colville Confederated Tribes Commemorate The 125th Anniversary Of Reservation

All stories for Sept. 26, 1997 »

Saturday, Sept. 27

• The Monitor From The Week Of September 21-28, 1997

• A Home Can Be Financial Lifeline For The Elderly

• Milestones

• Dad Turns In Mom For Tattooing Daughter

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

All stories for Sept. 27, 1997 »

Sunday, Sept. 28

• Donohoe-Casey Seattle

• Spokane Has Several New UW Graduates

• Reunions

• Heick-Obernolte Spokane

• Obituaries

All stories for Sept. 28, 1997 »

Monday, Sept. 29

• Milestones

• Today In History

• Lottery Numbers

• He Painted The Yellowstone

• Tightened Security Ordered Locke Calls For Group Home Review After Baby Sitter Killed

All stories for Sept. 29, 1997 »

Tuesday, Sept. 30

• A Very White Christmas

• Lc Moves Up With Victory

• Post Falls On Top Of Iel

• Eagles Remain Scoreless, But Earn Soccer Tie

• World Champs Pick Up Where They Left Off In ‘96

All stories for Sept. 30, 1997 »