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CHAS agrees to buy former Saturn property

Nonprofit health association plans to move its downtown clinic to building on Second
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The Community Health Association of Spokane (CHAS), a nonprofit provider of medical and dental care to low-income residents here, has agreed to buy the former Saturn of Spokane dealership property at 1007 W. Second.Peg Hopkins, CHASs CEO, the
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Company here develops methanol fuel processor

Genesis TechnologiesÂ’ device eyed for military fuel-cell power systems
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Genesis Technologies LLC, a small startup company here, is working to develop a methanol-to-hydrogen fuel processor that would be used in portable fuel-cell power systems designed for military field applications.Genesis landed a contract in to
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Rayner already is booking holiday parties, other events in historic South Hill home

February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Spokane developer Pete Rayner is negotiating to buy the historic Glover Mansion, on Spokanes South Hill, and already is operating it as a wedding and events facility.Rayner says he took over operation of the mansion at the end of August under
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Lifestream monitors to be sold by Rite Aid

Company says agreement with big drug-store chain enhances deviceÂ’s visibility
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Lifestream Technologies Inc., of Post Falls, says the big Rite Aid Corp. drug-store chain has agreed to distribute its home cholesterol monitor and should have the units on its shelves in time for holiday sales. All of Rite Aids 3,600 stores
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Storm-water documents raise business concerns

Eastern Washington plans said likely to raise costs of regulatory compliance
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Two hefty draft documents that most Spokane-area business owners probably know little about could raise the costs of dealing with storm-water runoff regulations beginning next year, some reviewers of the documents say.The documents, which about
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HillyardÂ’s little grocery giant

Bargain Giant Foods
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Look at the top of a can of green beans or a box of macaroni at Bargain Giant Foods, and youll see something you wont likely see at a supermarket: a price. Theres no fancy electronic price-scanning equipment at this northeast Spokane mark
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Holiday sales look promising

Some retailers here expect healthy Christmas receipts despite national gloom
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
While national analysts and trade groups say many big retail chains are facing a tough holiday-sales environment this year, some local retailers here are forecasting a jollierin some cases, a much jollierseason. One wouldnt think that a a
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Kim Hotstart hops on new train

EPA project gives boost to invention that keeps idled locomotives warm
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Kim Hotstart Manufacturing Co., a longtime Spokane maker of electric pre-heaters for diesel engines, says that thanks to a series of big breaks this summer, a relatively new product it developed for railroad locomotives is on track to bring in $1 a
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Dollar stores look to cash in

Trio of discount retailers to open more stores here; another chain said coming
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A dollar might not buy as much as it once did, but a flood of new dollar-retail outlets will be peddling more stuff for a buck in the Spokane market soon. Three dollar-store chains have solid plans to expand their presence here in the next six
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Community colleges here face wave of unemployed

Retraining programs put people back to work, but some courses are full
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Many of the workers whove been set adrift by the regions recessionary economy are washing up at community colleges here, and the schools are scrambling to address the needs of that group. Some vocational and technical training programs in a
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