Title  |
Author |
Type |
Words |
| $50 MILLION JURY AWARD STUNS TOBACCO INDUSTRY. |
Menn, Joseph; Levin, Myron |
|
491 |
| `PLENTY' IS EMOTIONALLY VIVID PORTRAIT OF BRITISH DECLINE. |
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|
253 |
| `SILK STALKINGS' ENDING. |
Petrozzello, Donna |
|
128 |
| 8-YEAR VETERAN DEPUTY IS CITY'S NEW POLICE CHIEF. |
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|
73 |
| A&E BRIEFING. |
|
|
209 |
| AILEY TROUPE OFFERS MIX OF NEW WORKS, REVIVALS. |
Bayley, Mary Murfin |
|
607 |
| AMAZON DEFORESTATION SPEEDS UP, SAYS REPORT. |
Schomberg, William |
|
318 |
| AN UNFORGETTABLE STAR -- CABARET DE PARIS PAYS FINE, LOW-KEY TRIBUTE TO THE LIFE AND SONGS OF MUSICIAN AND TV HOST NAT `KING' COLE. |
Berson, Misha |
|
648 |
| ANGELOU CAPTIVATES AUDIENCE. |
Morris, Keiko |
|
529 |
| ARLINGTON COCAINE BUST NETS 8 PEOPLE -- ARRESTS FOLLOW 3-MONTH PROBE OF DRUG OPERATION. |
Brunner, Jim |
|
224 |
| ARTICHOKE LOVERS SHOULD BE PLEASED WITH THIS YEAR'S CROP. |
Mendoza, Martha |
|
295 |
| AUTO RACING / DAYTONA 500 -- `OUTSIDER' TO RUN NASCAR. |
Cain, Holly |
|
644 |
| BASEBALL -- HUSKEY TO GET $1.5M FROM MARINERS. |
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|
316 |
| BEST FEET FORWARD. |
|
|
42 |
| BILL WOULD REQUIRE AIRLINES TO PAY STRANDED TRAVELERS. |
|
|
311 |
| BIT BY BIT, DEVASTATED COUNTRIES REBUILD -- MARINES LEAVE HOSPITAL, FRIENDS IN NICARAGUA. |
Orlandi, Lorraine |
|
479 |
| BLANKETY-BLANKING AGASSI TOSSED OUT. |
|
|
773 |
| BOEING'S IN-STATE JOB CUTS CONTINUE. |
Lane, Polly |
Statistical Data Included |
263 |
| BON PARENT FEDERATED BUYS FINGERHUT FOR $1.7 BILLION. |
|
|
162 |
| BUDGET BITES. |
Leson, Nancy |
|
264 |
| BUDGET SURPLUS -- IT IS A MISTAKE TO PERPETUATE THE MYTH OF A BUDGET SURPLUS. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
142 |
| BUTLER FINED FOR OBSTRUCTING POLICE. |
|
|
130 |
| CAB DRIVER FINED FOR FALSE REPORT IN `ISRAELI WATERGATE'. |
|
|
339 |
| CALM SOUGHT AT MARKET. |
|
|
168 |
| CANADA MOVES TO PUT A LID ON WATER EXPORTS. |
|
|
385 |
| CARVER ONSTAGE: LIVES ASUNDER. |
Berson, Misha |
|
469 |
| CATHOLIC CHURCH -- PATRIARCHAL SYSTEM CHOKING LIFE OF CHURCH IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE. |
|
Letter to the Editor |
237 |
| CAUCUS CHAIR LOBBIES LOCKE FOR MORE WOMEN IN STATE POSTS. |
|
|
939 |
| CHANGING LIFE'S RHYTHM -- A SHORELINE DENTIST ALTERED THE BEAT OF HIS LIFE AFTER RECEIVING A DONOR HEART FIVE YEARS AGO. NOW HE'S UNDERGOING DIALYSIS AND FACES WHAT MAY BE A LONG WAIT FOR A NEW KIDNEY. |
Cronin, Mary Elizabeth |
|
1815 |
| CHRISTIAN ROCK BAND DC TALK BELIEVES IN ITS MUSIC. |
Folger, Myke |
|
477 |
| CITIGROUP SNUBS VISA IN DEAL WITH MASTERCARD. |
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|
215 |
| CITY TO PAY $215,000 IN DISCRIMINATION SUIT. |
|
|
297 |
| CLAIMS ABOUT CARD ROOMS HURT REAL PEOPLE. |
Chiechi, Vito T. |
Editorial |
858 |
| COLLEGE BASKETBALL -- ARIZONA ESCAPES ARIZONA STATE. |
|
|
759 |
| COMING ATTRACTION -- OPENING TOMORROW. |
|
|
421 |
| COMING ATTRACTION. |
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|
19 |
| CONFERENCE AIMS TO CONSERVE TUNA. |
|
|
153 |
| COO STODDARD STEPS DOWN AT PYRAMID. |
Lane, Polly |
Statistical Data Included |
236 |
| COUNTY FACES AT&T FIGHT OVER INTERNET. |
Murakami, Kery; Mcomber, J. Martin |
|
515 |
| COUNTY OFFICIAL PLEADS GUILTY, QUITS. |
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|
74 |
| COUNTY TO DISCUSS MINERAL LANDS. |
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|
182 |
| COURT: PAST SEX CRIMES NOT RELEVANT -- EXCEPTIONAL SENTENCE IN KIDNAPPING TOSSED OUT. |
Postman, David |
|
363 |
| CROSS COUNTRY -- RUNNER HITS SNAG WITH FLY-FISHING INJURY -- WINTER MEET AT A GLANCE. |
Smith, Craig |
|
1030 |
| DAILY BRIEFING. |
|
|
270 |
| DAILY BRIEFING. |
|
|
261 |
| DARTMOUTH PUTS AN END TO SINGLE-SEX GREEK SYSTEM. |
Webster, Katharine |
|
395 |
| DIFFICULT HOLOCAUST THEME EXPLORED IN `LOST' DISPLAY. |
|
|
270 |
| DISMISSAL SOUGHT BY WOMAN CHARGED WITH LYING TO STARR. |
Masters, Brooke A. |
|
248 |
| DISTRICT LAUNCHES SEARCH FOR `SUPERSTAR' -- OLCHEFSKE SEES NEED FOR ACADEMIC LEADER. |
Lilly, Dick; Houtz, Jolayne; Varner, Lynne K. |
|
903 |
| DOW UP; NASDAQ SLIPS AS NET STOCKS SLUMP. |
Heberlein, Greg |
Statistical Data Included |
192 |
| DRUG, MOLESTATION CHARGES FOR MAN, 40. |
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|
163 |
| DRUNKEN-DRIVING CRACKDOWN COMING. |
|
|
130 |
| DUPLICATION OF TEST RESULTS IS A BREAKTHROUGH FOR ANTI-CANCER DRUG. |
|
|
288 |
| DVD, DIVX MAKE SPLASH IN HOME ENTERTAINMENT. |
Hartl, John |
|
740 |
| EARLY-MORNING FIRE DESTROYS BARN. |
|
|
40 |
| EASTSIDE CATHOLIC REMAINING IN METRO LEAGUE. |
Smith, Craig |
|
433 |
| ECONOMY `ENVY OF WORLD' AS U.S. JOBS, SALES GAIN -- SPENDING SEEN STAYING STRONG. |
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Statistical Data Included |
304 |
| EDS BUYS SYSTEMHOUSE FROM MCI FOR $1.65 BILLION. |
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|
139 |
| ETHIOPIA, ERITREA BOTH CLAIM ROLE OF VICTIM. |
Vick, Karl |
|
1018 |
| FESTIVAL SUNDIATA OFFERS A ROYAL TREAT WITH KEITA CONCERT. |
De Barros, Paul |
|
458 |
| FINES AT HANFORD MAY HIT $367,000. |
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|
127 |
| FORMER PRISONER GETS $150,000. |
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|
64 |
| FRAT-PARTY GRUDGE ENDS IN FATAL BEATING, SUICIDE OF SUSPECT. |
Hull, C. Bryson |
|
500 |
| FREE AGENCY AT HAND. |
|
|
153 |
| FREEMAN MAKES PITCH FOR MORE HIGHWAYS. |
|
|
113 |
| FROSTBITTEN MAN STILL MAY LOSE FEET. |
|
|
147 |
| GAMBLING PANEL LEANS TO ONLINE BETTING BAN -- TRIBAL-CASINO EARNINGS DATA ALSO SOUGHT BY FEDERAL COMMISSION. |
Schouten, Fredreka |
|
478 |
| GAME OF THE DAY -- OLAJUWON IS ROYAL PAIN AGAINST KINGS. |
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|
203 |
| GIRLS BASKETBALL -- LIBERTY BOPS SAMMAMISH. |
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|
194 |
| GIRLS BASKETBALL / WESCO 3A -- ARLINGTON WINS SHARE OF TITLE -- FREE-THROW SHOOTING HOLDS OFF S. WHIDBEY. |
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|
611 |
| GIRLS BASKETBALL / WESCO 4A -- CASCADE CLINCHES TITLE DESPITE LAST-SECOND SCARE. |
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|
676 |
| GOVERNMENT ONLINE: KEEP IT OPEN, PUBLIC. |
|
Editorial |
332 |
| GREATS ROLL IN TO TOWN IN TIME FOR MARDI GRAS. |
|
|
718 |
| GREENSPAN BACKS GOP'S BANK-OVERHAUL LEGISLATION. |
Gordon, Marcy |
|
314 |
| GREENSPAN, IPOS BOLSTER STOCKS -- INVESTORS OPTIMISTIC FED WON'T RAISE RATES. |
|
|
323 |
| GUIDELINES FOR TREATING ALLERGIES ISSUED. |
Ricks, Delthia |
|
281 |
| GYMNASTICS -- FED. WAY CHANCES HANG IN BALANCE -- BALANCE BEAM COULD SEND EAGLES TO STATE. |
Ringer, Sandy |
|
355 |
| HALIBUT STOCKS GOOD FOR FISHING. |
Yuasa, Mark |
|
910 |
| HE'S SACKED BY SEAHAWKS, MOON SAYS. |
Carpenter, Les |
|
500 |
| HEAVENLY SOUNDS -- 178 PERFORMERS TO GATHER AT CATHEDRAL FOR A PROGRAM OF UPLIFTING MUSIC, VISUALS. |
Bargreen, Melinda |
|
638 |
| HEY, NEW YEAR'S FUN HAS JUST BEGUN. |
Morris, Keiko |
|
702 |
| HIGH SCHOOL EVACUATED FOR GAS ODOR. |
|
|
137 |
| HOLY NAMES' QUICKNESS BURNS NO. 3 BLANCHET. |
Smith, Craig |
|
1047 |
| HONORING THOSE WHO FELL IN WAR. |
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|
28 |
| HOWEVER THE SPIRIT MOVES HIM -- KIRK FRANKLIN COMBINES GOSPEL AND HIP-HOP TO DELIVER GOD'S MESSAGE, TO THE DISMAY OF SOME OLD-SCHOOL DEVOTEES. |
Soeder, John |
|
792 |
| HURTFUL WORDS SPUR AN OVERBLOWN CLAIM. |
|
Editorial |
394 |
| IMPEACHMENT DIARY -- PARTISAN LINES THAW AS VOTE DRAWS NEAR. |
Westneat, Danny |
|
905 |
| INFILTRATING `A DARKER PLACE' -- KING DRAWS FROM HER ACADEMIC BACKGROUND, INTEREST IN CULTS TO BRING THIS STORY TO LIGHT. |
Woog, Adam |
|
695 |
| INTIMAN ALTERS ITS LINEUP. |
Berson, Misha |
|
225 |
| IRAN MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF SHAH'S FALL -- TWO DECADES AFTER ISLAMIC REVOLUTION, DEMOCRACY, FREEDOM MAKING INROADS. |
Daniszewski, John |
|
569 |
| ISRAELI INTERROGATORS MAY BE SOFTENING METHODS, LAWYER SAYS. |
Laub, Karin |
|
332 |
| IT'S A QUESTION FOR HISTORY: WHO WILL JUDGE THE JUDGES? |
Postman, David |
|
952 |
| JANICE ARIEL PERRY, 58; EDUCATOR WAS `ANGEL' TO GENERATION OF KIDS. |
Beers, Carole |
Obituary |
440 |
| JAPANESE INTERNEE REPARATIONS CLOSE FOR U.S., OPEN FOR LATIN AMERICA. |
|
|
293 |
| KACZYNSKI HAD SECOND CABIN, TV STATION REPORTS. |
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|
241 |
| KARL, BUCKS IN HOME DEBUT. |
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|
139 |
| KEEPING IT FRESH -- EVERCLEAR IS WELL KNOWN ENOUGH NOT TO HAVE TO TOUR ALL THE TIME, BUT SAVVY ENOUGH TO STAY ON THE ROAD. |
Folger, Myke |
|
671 |
| LAID BACK? FERRY RAGE BELIES IT. |
Brodeur, Nicole |
|
570 |
| LAST NIGHT`S SUMMARIES. |
|
|
523 |
| LAWMAKERS LEAD DRAFT-BUSH EFFORT -- THEY AIM TO PERSUADE TEXAS' GOP GOVERNOR TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT. |
Neal, Terry M. |
|
465 |
February 11, 1999
