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Schweitzer bankruptcy case officially to close

ResortÂ’s creditors received, on the average, 75 cents on the dollar, filing says
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
A hearing in Boise next week is expected to close the books on the 1997 Chapter 11 reorganization of Schweitzer Mountain Resort, in which creditors were repaid an average of 75 cents on the dollar, court documents show.Thats a very good for
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Counting on ‘counter impulse’

Unitime Imports Inc.
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
If youve walked into a convenience store in the Pacific Northwest to pay for gas or to buy snacks, its quite possible that you also have looked at, been tempted by, and maybe even snatched up products sold by Doug Huffmans Spokane-based items
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Prof devises new growth indices here

WSU economistÂ’s models suggest outside factors donÂ’t rock SpokaneÂ’s economy
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A Washington State University professor here has developed what he believes are accurate new methods for measuring the Spokane areas economic growth.Don Epley, an urban economist and a professor of real estate and finance at WSUs Spokane he
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Sporting retailers put up dukes

Smaller outlets here report positive sales trends despite influx of larger retail chains
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
With the opening of the large Sportsmans Warehouse store near the Spokane Valley Mall late last summer, another big-league player has taken the field in what appears to be an increasingly competitive market for sporting goods here.For the most
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Graham buying SheaÂ’s assets

Canadian contractor starts new construction concern, hires former Shea workers
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Graham Group Ltd., a large Calgary, Alberta-based construction company, is buying the assets of the former Shea Construction Inc., a longtime Spokane general contractor that went out of business last month, and the Canadian concern has started a 45
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YokeÂ’s move to expand came after steady growth

CEO sees work force as key in chainÂ’s recovery, plans yet more stores
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
Ask John Bole, CEO of Yokes Washington Foods Inc., the secret to the success of the Spokane-based chain of nine grocery stores, and hell tell you the story about the floral department manager who wanted to sell Beanie Babies. The store it
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Avista says power supply is adequate

February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
With the regional energy supply improving, Avista Utilities says it should have adequate power to serve its customers this winter.Dick Storro, the Spokane utilitys manager of wholesale marketing, says hes comfortable with the companys on a
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Sylvan Furniture will move downtown store

56-year-old outlet to be in building along Division where Ashley store is now
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Soon, the familiar old radio and TV jingle for Sylvan Furniture Co.s downtown Spokane store no longer will be applicable. The 56-year-old store is moving to a two-level, 19,000-square-foot building at 1233 N. Division from its three-story, at
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Plan would create new city center in Post Falls

First draft of project on old mill site includes civic space, homes, shops, and offices
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
POST FALLSSpokane developer Harry Greens vision for the former Louisiana-Pacific Corp. mill site here involves nothing less than forging a new city center, complete with a town square, a relocated City Hall, and a shoreline park.At a public
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Convention center design firm sought

February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The Spokane Public Facilities District recently invited firms interested in providing architectural and engineering services for the proposed expansion and remodeling of the Spokane Convention Center to submit qualifications.The district in an a
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