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Dix builds fish bypass at Rocky Reach Dam

$17 million project is set to be finished in March; crane rehab also in works
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Dix Corp., a longtime Spokane contractor, has started work on a $17 million portion of a fish-bypass project at Rocky Reach Dam, which is on the Columbia River near Wenatchee, Wash.The company also is under way on a $345,000 gantry-crane at in
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Bankruptcy filings hit record high here again

Pace likely wonÂ’t subside in 2003, could pick up if legislation sets deadline
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
For the third straight year, a record number of bankruptcy petitions were filed in Eastern Washington in 2002. The trend, experts say, is expected to continue this year.Last year, businesses and consumers filed 10,154 petitions seeking from in
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Diving for sunken ‘treasure'

Pend Oreille Pines
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
SANDPOINT, IdahoIt all started in 1982 when Don and Kim Cox were sitting around, bored, on a frigid winter day. In a moment of insanity er, inspiration the Sandpoint couple, both scuba-diving enthusiasts, decided to don their gear and
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Health plan rate hikes roll

Employers here are seeing increases mostly between 15 percent and 20 percent
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Many Spokane-area businesses are seeing their health-plan costs rise this year by at least the same double-digit percentage rate as last year and in some cases are being hit with even larger hikes. Representatives of several of the Inland plans
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Race to be regional bank is on

Sterling, Washington Trust among players that strive to be much bigger someday
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Before larger institutions vacuumed up Seafirst Bank and Rainier National Bank in the frenzied industry consolidation several years ago, the two banks commanded two-thirds of the lucrative mid- to upper-market commercial-banking business in and as
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Honeywell beefing up here

Company expects to add about 60 jobs locally this year in consolidation move
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The additional hires will equate to roughly a 10 percent staffing increase here for Honeywell, whichwith the equivalent of about 600 full-time employees at two locationsis one of Spokane Countys largest manufacturers. The anticipated hires a
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Science Center proposed on the North Bank

February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton

All signs point toward more work for L&L

Commercial sign maker takes on several big jobs for new medical facilities
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Patients and visitors at Sacred Heart Medical Centers planned new Childrens Hospital will look to animal-themed signs to guide them through the facility after it opens.The signage in the new facility will include fish that will swim around
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Goebel chosen to build Class A office building

Work at downtown site could start soon, might be completed next fall
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Robert B. Goebel General Contractor Inc., of Spokane, has landed a contract to build a $5 million, four-story, 56,000-square-foot Class A office building on the former Thadeus T. Thudpuckers site in downtown Spokane.The company thats the 41
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Increase in female physicians brings changes

Patients see a difference in approach; doctors say schedules and style differ
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Women are stupid.Thats what one male patient blurted to Dr. Janice Christensen, a cardiologist with Spokane Cardiology PSC, years ago when she was practicing medicine in Arizona. Women doctors here say such attitudes are diminishing, though,
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