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Solid stock strategies for a bear market

Review your portfolio and investment goals, set aside cash, then watch for bargains, experts say
February 26, 1997
Emily Proffitt
A bear market officially has descended upon Wall Street, but rather than play dead or flee in panic, the key to survival for many investors will be to have patience with their portfolios and take advantage of discounts on stocks, financial advisers
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Consumers blind to debt, study shows

Many participants in poll didnÂ’t regard at least one common obligation as debt
February 26, 1997
The greatest risk to financial security during retirement may be the debt consumers dont see today.An online survey of consumers conducted earlier this year found that 46 percent declined to classify as debt at least one common financial such
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Changing landscape of AUTO LOANS

DealersÂ’ lending networks being tapped for bulk of auto loans; small banks back away
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
As automakers try to entice consumers with low- and no-interest financing on new vehicles amid a slow economy and rising fuel prices, some small banks appear to be backing away from the auto-loan market, while credit unions and some larger banks a
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Tapping into the organic bloom

URM introduces line of organic, natural items labeled Natural Directions
February 26, 1997
Emily Proffitt
As natural and organic products grow in popularity with Spokane-area consumers, food distributors and supermarkets here are stocking more of those items on their shelves and are seeking avenues for growth in that increasingly important niche.In
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Commercial Creamery mixes it up to freshen business

Spokane company expects growth as more people eat at home
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Commercial Creamery Co. hopes to take advantage of a stagnant economy that it believes will cause people to stay home and snack rather than dine out. The 100-year-old Spokane-based producer of largely cheese-based dried sauces and seasonings in
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Avista to buy Valley space for call center

Horizon Credit UnionÂ’s former headquarters will undergo renovation
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Avista Corp. has agreed to buy the former Horizon Credit Union headquarters building, at 14523 E. Trent, from Horizon, and plans to move its Spokane-area call center there from its own headquarters office building at 1411 E. Mission.The Spokane
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Cheney grocer plans new Suncrest store

MitchellÂ’s outlet could cost $7 million to build, stock; older grocery there to close
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Mitchells Harvest Foods, which has operated a grocery store in Cheney for nearly 30 years, says it plans to build a grocery store in the Suncrest area. It said its purchase of land for the store included a buyout of the Suncrest Supermart, the a
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Retail sales fall in city in quarter

Total drops 5.1 percent, 2.6 percent in county after gains a year ago
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Retail sales fell sharply in the city of Spokane in the first quarter of 2008, dropping 5.1 percent from the year-earlier period while slipping a less dramatic 2.6 percent in Spokane County.The citys drop in taxable retail sales, the biggest
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Hot-tub brain surgeons

February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Never mind the soft economy, for Brandon Brown and Skip Mayhew, business is bubbling, and as rising travel costs drive consumers to look to their back yards as recreational destinations, the prospects for jetted revenues grow.Brown and Mayhew a
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Itron gets trio of new orders from utilities

Natural gas distributor in Portland signs contract worth roughly $20 million
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Itron Inc., of Liberty Lake, has received three recent orders from utilities in New York state, Detroit, and Portland, Ore., the latter of which likely will be worth $20 million to $25 million in business.In the biggest of the orders, Itron it
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