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Holiday sales look more delightful than frightful

Huppins, Joel, others expect healthy receipts as consumer confidence rises
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
The Grinch who stole the holiday shopping season for the last couple of years seems to have retreated out of Whovilleor out of the Spokane area, anyway, some economic observers and retailers here say.Strong holiday sales are expected here in
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Templin’s vision on target—twice

February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
POST FALLSWhen Bob Templin decided to build a hotel and resort on the banks of the Spokane River here in the mid-1980s, Post Falls was a bedroom community with so little happening that its City Hall was open just three days a week. On the of
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No easing on health premiums

Most employers here face 2004 premium hikes of 12 percent to 22 percent
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Spokane-area businesses, battered by several straight years of mostly double-digit percentage increases in group health-plan premiums, will have to find ways to cope with more of the same next year. Benefits consultants and representatives of a
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Iron Bridge secures big tenant

State Farm leases space; $30 million in other work eyed
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Iron Bridge LLC has secured a tenant to take most of the first building at its Iron Bridge Corporate Campus and hopes to start work soon on $30 million in additional structures at the largely undeveloped office park along the Spokane River east of
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Huntwood plans huge plant

490,000-square-foot factory for Spokane-area cabinet maker could get started in March
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Huntwood Industries Inc., the big Spokane Valley-based cabinet maker, has decided to build a massive new manufacturing facility in Liberty Lake that will allow it to quadruple its production volume in coming years.Tim Hunt, chief executive and
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Medicare law to help hospitals

Medical centers in state to get an additional $291 million from feds, but not everyone is happy
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
As senior citizens and policy experts continue to debate the merits of prescription-drug coverage under new Medicare-reform legislation signed into law this week, for most hospitals, the laws benefit is clearthey get more money to care for in
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Columbia Primary Care is family doc to practices

Group handles contracts, technology upgrades for its 50 physician members
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Columbia Primary Care, of Spokane, is a lot like the primary-care physicians that are its membersit takes care of the basics. The organization has 50 physician members who pay a monthly fee to Columbia Primary Care to negotiate reimbursement
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Spokane Cardiology plans cath lab

Six people hired to staff new $2.5 million facility in Deaconess building
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Spokane Cardiology PS, of Spokane, plans next month to open its own heart-catheterization laboratory.Lloyd Guthrie, executive director of Spokane Cardiology, says the practice has leased a 3,500-square-foot space next to its office on the third
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Blockage BUSTER

Frontrunner opens up arteries that are too clogged for wires alone
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Dave Sanford, an 18-year veteran technician in Sacred Heart Medical Centers cardiac catheterization labs, had been waiting to hear about a tool that could help doctors open up a totally blocked coronary artery without conducting open-heart than a
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Transtector going strong after acquisition

Another Smiths Group PLC subsidiary has transferred its production to Hayden
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
HAYDEN, IdahoCorporate mergers typically have even higher failure rates than the liaisons of Hollywood stars, the venerable Economist magazine said in 2000. Luckily for North Idaho, the experience of Hayden-based Transtector Systems Inc.
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