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Archives | September 23, 1997

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Obituaries
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
‘Wishmaster’ Turns Genie Into A Rogue
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Love For Music National Public Radio’s Martin Goldsmith Will Speak At A Kpbx Thank-You Concert
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Local Students Honored For Academics, Leadership
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Selleck’s Truly Not Afraid To Kiss Off His Film Career
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Staff Steps Lively To Heart Beat
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Cooperative Works To Give Preschoolers Enriched Experience
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Costumes Will Dazzle At Sacred Heart Show
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
The Slice Are Snobs Proud To Be Pompous?
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Space Invasion Family Togetherness Can Go Way Too Far At Some Gatherings
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Births
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Child-Care Options Meet Changing Needs
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Hints From Heloise
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Kids Will Benefit From Great Idea
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
‘Hiller, Diller’ Interplay Short On Energy
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Trivia
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Private Passions It Can Ba A Sublime Pleasure To Rediscover The Pursuits Left Behind In Hectic Years
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Kootenai County Saddle Club Selects Royalty
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
‘12 Angry Viewers’ To Pick Video For Mtv Each Week
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ex-Psychotherapist Muses About Dogs’ Attraction To Us
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Cbs, Nbc Add Shows With Broader Portrayal Of Blacks
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997

Idaho

Idaho Records
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Man Gets 37 Years For Making Bomb That Injured Officers Explosive Intended For Someone Else, But Officer Opened It During Traffic Stop
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Lewis-Clark Opens Center At Nic Schools Increasing Long-Term Cooperation As They Heed State Board Of Education Mandate
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Committee To Explore School Boundaries First Meeting Today To Prepare For Opening Of Third Cda School
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
We’ll Be Waiting To See Where The Dominoes Will Fall
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Driver Killed In Head-On Crash Had Triple The Legal Alcohol Limit
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ceremony To Hail Finish Of Centennial Trail
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Tribes Praise Batt For Attention To Problems Native American Leaders Expect Same Cooperation From Next Governor
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Dad Calls Killings ‘An Execution’ Brothers Shot Dead In Gunbattle With Boise Police Moved From Pennsylvania In Recent Months
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Chenoweth Forest Bill Debated Supporters Say It’d Lessen Fire Danger, But Critics Say It’d Exclude The Public
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997

Nation/World

Headache Therapy Reaches Threshold
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
States Want Epa To Clear The Midwest Air Tall Smokestacks Spread Smog Into Northeast Skies, They Say
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Gore Faces Tough Issues In Russia Mir Safety, Bill Restricting Missionaries Cloud Talks
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Killing Of 12-Year-Old Baby Sitter Prompts Call For Regulation
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Talk Of Arafat Successor Ticklish Healthy Or Not, There’s Worry For Peace Process
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Teen Held In Death Of Baby Sitter Suspect, 17, Had Run Away From Halfway House
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Airline Settles Indiana Crash Suit
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
‘Within Letter Of The Law,’ President Says Clinton Response To Reno Action Less Adamant On Fund Raising
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Israelis Crack Down On West Bank After Suicide Bombings
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Volcano Forcing Drastic Measures Island Officials May Cut Water, Power To Prompt Evacuation
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Milestones
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Pat On Their Backs
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Illegals Face Ouster If Provision Expires Clock Ticking On Letting Them Stay During Green-Card Process
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
A Shot In The Dark
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Long-Awol Marine Faces Court-Martial
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Man Kills Woman, Self In Factory
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Socialists Face Runoff In Yugoslav Election
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Dollar Rises Against Mark
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Today In History
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Senate Will Probe Irs Penalty Structure
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Rash Of Anti-Semitism Plagues German City
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
They Don’t Tell Them About The Chicken Soup
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
The Price Of Punishment Third Of Four Parts Parole Hard To Come By Unlike Other States, Idaho Gives Officials Leeway In Deciding Who Is Released
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
El Nino Sparks Fires, Drought, Starvation
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Greenpeace Escapes Fine At Nuclear Plant
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
New Kaiser Facility Dedicated By Governor
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Locke Seeks Civic Involvement To Achieve Goals
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Indonesian Firms Fired By Nike
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Crown Jewel Mine Permits Approved
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Coulee Dam Hearing Will Explore Rural Phone Costs
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ibm Leads, But Dow Falls Short Of 8,000 Mark
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Clinton Pushes Nuclear Test Ban Treaty President Asks Senate To Ratify Pact And Asks General Assembly To Cut U.S. Share Of U.N. Costs
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Sleepovers Still Taboo At Ole Miss Students Wanted Overnighters But Officials Said ‘Bad, Bad’
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Despite Snafus, Nasa Aiming For Shuttle-Mir Docking
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
The Price Of Punishment Third Of Four Parts Boot Camp Proving To Be A Winner Four Of 5 Finish, Get Probation; 1 In 5 Fails Later
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Obesity Drugs Still In Demand ‘Fen-Phen’ Recall Not Slowing Development Of New Options
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Fda Ready To Approve Thalidomide Extreme Restrictions Planned To Avoid More Birth Defects
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Chaste Wife Says Husband Raped Her
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Lottery Numbers
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Greenspan Reconsiders Growth And Inflation? Observers Think Fed Chairman May Believe The Two No Longer Go Hand In Hand
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
State Has Plans For Northwest Boulevard Jam Department Of Transportation May Spend $6.5 Million On Interstate 90 Interchange
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
World War Ii Bomb Detonated In Russia
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ibm Advances Chip Technology Replaces Aluminum With Copper
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Budget Deficit Keeps On Shrinking
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997

Spokane

Exercise, Eat Right; It’s The Best Way
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
County In Hot Pursuit Of Savings Every Department Must Justify Every Expenditure To Commissioners
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
First Case Pits Citizens Panel Against Mangan Commission Wants Investigation Of Complaint Dismissed By Police Chief
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Fight Back Against Tide Of Ignorance
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
U.S. Air Bases Focus On Safety In Stand-Down Rash Of Accidents Forced First-Ever Move
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Locke Makes Plea For Welfare Hiring Thousands May Seek Jobs When Reforms Kick In
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Shelter For Teen Moms To Close Federal Grant Not Renewed For Voa’s Transitional Living Center
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
It Didn’t Take Wishes To Make This Girl A Star
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Golf Course Idea May Dry Up Cost Of Water A Hazard In 200-Acre Gift To County
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Second Fugitive From New Jail Apprehended In California
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Threats Slow Film With Militia Angle Casting Calls For ‘The Patriot’ Held Up After Messages Warn Of Infiltration
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Man Arrested In Knife Attack On Clerk
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Congress Should Be Looking For Answers
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
County Urged To Accept Grant To Hire 3 Deputies
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
State Will Go To Court To Open Lobby Group’s Books
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Travis Comeslast Gets 51 Years For Murder His Brother, Kenneth, Serving Life Term In Separate Murders
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Police Check Two Cars In Bicyclist’s Death
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Traffic Stop Leads To Drug, Theft Charges
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Judge Pays $950 In Fines To Commission
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Gunshot Wounds Spur Homicide Probe
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Senate Panel Likely To Approve Foley
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Voluntary Severance Plan Approved City Hopes To Save Money By Cutting Employee Numbers
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Affirmative Action Splits Parties Initiative Would End Preferences By State
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
How Much Are You Willing To Pay For Extra Protection?
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Letters To The Editor
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Police Say Shooting Victim Provoked Attack
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997

Sports

Wells Makes Pitch For Shot At Playoffs
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Bagwell At 30-30; Astros Near Title
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Martinez Beefs Up, Mariners Benefit
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Friend May Soon Join Williams On The Court Nimmers Takes Her Game From South Central L.A. To Pro Ranks
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Sides Portray Different Scenario Prosecution Says Albert Angry Accuser Didn’t Bring A Friend
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Late Block Earns Jags A 3-0 Start
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Lambright Defends Bungled Onside Kick
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Eastern Climbs To 17th In I-Aa Football Poll Eagles’ Correa Collects Honor For His 97-Yard Return For A Td
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Griffey Belts Two, Grabs Lead At 55 Mariners Clinch Tie For A.L. West Title With 4-2 Win In Oakland
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Eddie Sawyer Dies
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Chiefs Send John Cirjak To Regina In Completion Of Trade For Johnson
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Cheap Seats
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
No Humor In Nebraska
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Official Records
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ex-Vandal Named Arizona St. Coach
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Hawks’ Health A Worry Knee Injury To Kennedy Latest Setback; Streak Could End
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Cal’s Shaw Honored
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Walton Picks Arizona
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Slam Cup Starts
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Bulls, Warriors Swap
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Ccs Spoils Soccer Debut For Eastern Women, 3-0
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
What A Deal! Cougars Put $5 Tickets On Sale For Boise State But ‘Preview For Pasadena’ Promotion Has Coach Mike Price A Little Jittery
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Emerald A Prize Gem Former Playfair, Yakima Champion Trainer Mccanna To Add Emerald Downs Title
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997
Foreman Bout Set
Tue., Sept. 23, 1997