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Archives | Wednesday, Sept. 17, 1997

Results

Food

Revealing Music Mariah Carey Lets Her Guard Down On Her New Album ‘Butterfly’ And Allows More Of The Real Person To Come Through
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Fiber Cleans Intestines, Slows Release Of Sugar Into Bloodstream
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
New Troubles Arise For ‘Party Of Five’
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Freeze Fresh Basil In Olive Oil For Use Year-Round
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Griffey, Of Course, Kept Chasing Maris
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Use Up Garden Vegetables In Stuffed Sweet Peppers
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Obituaries
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
‘Nothing Sacred’ Raises Catholic Debate
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Share Your Food Pleasures With Us
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Stunt Gave Us Potato Chips
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Color Of Saffron Clue To Quality
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Kids Go For Fat-Free Pudding
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Winfrey Show To Extend Through 1999-2000 Season
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Trivia
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Brine Marinade An Excellent Tenderizer For Pork Tenderloin
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Zucchini Possesses Versatile Qualities
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Apples Aplenty In Green Bluff
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
At Home At The Clark House
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
In Praise Of Braising
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Don’t Push Friends’ Graciousness
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Plan A Weekend Getaway For Two
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Births
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cheese Alternatives Available For Lactose-Intolerant Diet
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Rich, Chewy Low-Fat Spice Cake Will Keep
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cheap White Bread It’s Time To Elevate The Status Of Good Old White Bread To Even Par With Gourmet Brands
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cashier Treats Customers Like Family
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Fruit In A Shell Adding Lemon Juice And Cinnamon To Bland Peaches Gives Pie Tartness And Sweetness
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Garlic In A Jar
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997

Idaho

Craig Backs Plan To Make Union Pay For Election Senator Attacking Labor, Teamsters Say
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Wakeboarder Hopes Her Flips Don’t Flop
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Lance Backs Proposed Swipe At Long-Distance ‘Slammers’
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Idaho Records
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Prosecutor Took Part In Manhunt Shootout
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Wallace Duo Arrested In Theft, Vandalism
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Lost (And Found) World Fossil Discovery In Montana Could Be Biggest T-Rex
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Land Panel Plans Meeting In Sandpoint
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Sewer District Faces Rate Increase
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Regional Workshop For Employers Friday
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Court Likely To Hear Sanders Beach Beef Council Can’t Agree On Whether To Halt Construction By Property Owner
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Conservation Bill Considers Landowners Environmentalists Say Measure Compromises Endangered Species Act
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Pleasant View? Jacklin Family’s Interstate Exit Plan Would Create Traffic Nightmare, Nearby Businesses Say
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997

Nation/World

Young Touts Asian Markets Ex-Ambassador Says City Has Right Stuff To Excel In That Arena
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Familiar Theme In Council Clash Much Like The Mayor’s Race, Incumbent To Battle Advocate For Change
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Economic Bliss Fuels Stock Rally
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Pressure On Fda Threatens Consumer Diet-Drug Fiasco Could Happen Again, Doctors And Consumer Groups Warn
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Today In History
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
House Votes To Not Fund Student Tests Bipartisan Coalition Doesn’t Like Clinton’s National Assessments
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
First Salvos Fired In Trade Battle Clinton Visits Capitol Hill To Push ‘Fast-Track’ Plan; Afl-Cio Still Opposed
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Egyptian Child Laborers Die In Truck Plunge Twenty-Nine Die, 50 Injured In Fall Into Canal
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Bombing Disrupts Ireland Peace Talks Protestants Blame Ira, Ask To Expel Sinn Fein
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Pair Found Submerged In Sports Car Alcohol Appears To Be Factor In Drownings At Hayden Lake
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Gorton Forced To Drop Attack On Tribal Rights Senator Wins Promise To Revisit Controversy
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Air Quality Standards Raise Fears Nethercutt, Other Officials Seek Delay In Implementation
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Saddam Up The River
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Apple Names Steve Jobs Interim Ceo
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
House Honors Stewart
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Milestones
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Collapse In India Kills 3, Traps 21
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Psychotherapy Enters Cyberspace Recorded, Computerized Questions Could Aid Diagnosis
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Push To Consolidate Personal Debt Sparks Mortgage Refinancing Boom
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Weyerhaeuser To Buy Sawmill In Michigan
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Dollar Gains As Stocks, Bonds Rally
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Primary Results
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Massive Layoffs Loom At Eastman Kodak
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Boeing Officials Lobby For Chinese Order
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cia In From The Cold Spy Agency, Turning 50, Has A Long List Of Historic Wins And Debacles.
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Bodyguard Regains Consciousness
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Mir Has Close Call With U.S. Satellite
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Pressured Reno Shakes Up Staff On Campaign Finance Investigation
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
F-16 Fighter Jets Collide, Crews Survive
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Air Force Gives Up Search For A-10 Bombs
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
There Will Be Just Two For Dinner White House Chef Says He’ll Miss Chelsea When She Goes Off To Stanford
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Gop Renews Effort To Attract Minorities Party Has Better Chance Now Than In Past, Gingrich Says
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
House Seeks Honors For U.S. Airmen Held In Nazi Concentration Camp
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Jesse Jackson Urges Boycott At Law School Accuses Texas Professor Of ‘Free Speech And Foul Speech’
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Clinton All But Kills Tobacco Settlement President Implores Congress For Broader Penalties On Companies
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Blue-Chip Rebound Propels Stocks Higher
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Gifts, Collectibles Store Plans To Open Second Outlet In Coeur D’Alene
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
A Clear Choice For Mayor Geraghty Faces Biggest Critic, John Talbott, In November
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Girl Picks Room Of Her Own Over School Chosen For Her Attorney Says District 81 Had Better Deal With Problem
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Receipt Books Taken In Chamber Break-In
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Jews Continue Moving Into Arab District
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Antibiotics Overprescribed Researchers Say Doctors Partly To Blame For Tough Strains Of Bacteria
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997

Spokane

Mccann, Barlow Advance To Last Dance Rivals To Square Off After Grabbing Top Spots In District 81 Board Race
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Foundation Gives $525,000 To Symphony Record-Setting Jewett Gift Designed To Bring In World-Class Performers
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cecil, Wentz Vie For EV Schools Post Blair, Hansen To Face Off In Riverside District
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Grocer, Retiree In Mayoral Race Both Are Giving Up Seats On Springdale Town Council
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Ben & Jerry’s Common Sense Scoop
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
This Is Basic Stuff, Yet We’re Missing It
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Salmon-Barging Suit Revived Appeals Court Backs Environmentalists’ Cause, Which Claims Dam Diversion Endangers The Fish
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
‘Wouldn’t It Be Loverly?’ Not On Your Low-Key Life
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Loukaitis Knew Shooting Wrong, Psychiatrist Says
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Port Commissioner Leads In Race For Seattle Mayor
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Three Firms Get Lion’s Share Of Road Money
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Marine Denies Kidnapping, Rape
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Fired Worker Files Lawsuit Against Hanford
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Bail Set At $500,000 In Shooting Of 3-Year-Old
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Arson Suspected In Stolen-Car Fire
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Judge Needs 30 Minutes To Read 43 Counts Against Serial Rapist
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Even In The ‘90s, One-On-One Works
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Showdown Brewing Over Casino Project Spokane Tribe Says It Will Pull Out All The Stops To Stop Kalispel Plans For Airway Heights
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
King County Habitat Purchase Approved
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Gerber Says It Didn’t Distribute Fliers
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Two Men Killed In Seattle Freeway Shooting Three Women Wounded As Attackers Fire At Least 70 Rounds With Assault Rifle
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Carnival Worker’s Rape Trial Under Way Girl Testifies Attack Began Outside Store; Defendant Claims Sex Was Consensual
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Legislature Convenes For Four-Word Fix Of Law Quick Rewrite For Background Checks Expected In Special Session Today
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Usfs Dedicated To Science, Sound Practices, Obeying Law
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Bicyclist Badly Hurt In Hit-Run Man In Critical Condition After Sunset Hill Collision
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Trulove Finalist For Cheney Mayor
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
11-Year-Old Boy Arrested In Knife Threat
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Human Rights Commission Hosts Discussion
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997

Sports

Williams Heads List Of Hall Inductees Seven To Be Enshrined At October Event
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Official Records
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cheap Seats
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Commission Welcomes Funding Input
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Schilling Logs 300 Strikeouts
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Boise State Drops Zags In Five-Game Marathon
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Ex-Receiver Catches Rave Reviews As Qb
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Life, Not Medals, Matters To Olympian Medal Will Be Auctioned To Help Sprinter’s Cancer Recovery
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Hooks Rules Snag Anglers
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cougars Get Pace Going, Sweep UI Washington State Starts Slowly Against Vandals, Then Rolls Behind Play Of Stinson, Oigman, Papke
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
High Expectations Young Team With Loads Of Talent Forced To Live Up To Its Reputation
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
‘Wild Bill’ Is In His Own Zone Vandals’ Verdonk Is A Classic Non-Conformist
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Countdown To 62 Seattle’s Ken Griffey Has His Supporters In Bid To Better Roger Maris’ 61-Homer Mark
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Bears Get Better Of Bullpups, 3-1
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Receiver Jackson Questionable For Illinois
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Big Mac Signs Big Pact To Remain With Cardinals
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Sports People
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Albert’s Lawyer Seeks Dismissal Of Charge
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Hall Of Fame Bios
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Commission Looks At Ways To Protect Wild Fish Populations
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Mary Slaney Cleared By U.S. Track Group
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Wnba Lands Abl Star
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cope Joins Rider Team
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Ah Yat’s Injury Not As Serious As First Thought
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
South Dallas End Zone Strikes Again
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Texas Posts Big Numbers In Ucla Loss
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Cda Girls Win 6-0 To Earn Tie For First
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Angels Drop 6 Games Back
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Majors Try To Unravel Tangled Knot
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
Arizona St. Job Nixed
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997
WSU Bandwagon Full Cougar Football Team Is Quickly Becoming The Darling Of The Pacific-10 Title Chase
Wed., Sept. 17, 1997