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Blasting TUMORS

Radiologists use CT-guided hot and cold probes as cancer-fighting tools
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
The beneficial applications of blasting tumors with needle probes that emit vaporizing heat or freezing cold have blossomed, creating more options for cancer patients here, says Spokane interventional radiologist Ken Symington. The called
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Creating an enriching workplace

Some companies here take extra steps to engage, reward their employees
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
In fields where competition for talent is keen, some companies here say they often go beyond monetary compensation to create a community workplace culture they hope will help them attract and retain employees. The steps they take to that to
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Lighthouse for the Blind will pay competitive wages

Seattle organization trains workers to use ‘adaptive technology’
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Lighthouse for the Blind Inc., a Seattle nonprofit contract manufacturer, says it will pay workers at a new facility its opening here competitive wages based on annual compensation surveys, including one done here.The nonprofit, which and for
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A faux affinity

February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Decorative artist Shirley Offill always has been in touch with the business side of her art, even as a child in her hometown of Missoula, Mont., where she recalls selling pictures on the school playground for a dime.Now, Offill applies her to a
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Keeping pace with data security needs

Banks here say high-tech tools, customer education are key to their security programs
February 26, 1997
Emily Proffitt
Financial institutions long have been in the business of safeguarding customers assets, but gone are the days when an iron-clad vault was sufficient for the task. Now, information is an asset that also must be protected, and banks continually are
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Spokane CPA firm affiliate buys another

LeMaster DanielsÂ’ Prospera Wealth Management also eyeing other acquisitions
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Prospera Wealth Management LLC, an affiliate of LeMaster Daniels, one of Spokanes largest accounting firms, says it has bought APC Financial Services LLC, of Bellevue, Wash., for an undisclosed sum in a related piece to a larger recent It says it
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Dodging the mortgage crisis

Mortgage lenders here have been buoyed by SpokaneÂ’s conservative bent: Subprime crisis still much less severe than elsewhere
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Though the mortgage-lending industry has slumped badly nationally, with reverberations felt in the stock market, residential mortgage specialists here say the Spokane areas conservative nature has allowed it to remain relatively here largely have
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Good Samaritan considers plans for expansion

Preliminary proposal for Valley project includes 29 buildings
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
Preliminary plans have been filed with the city of Spokane Valley for the construction of 29 multiunit residential structures at the 200-acre campus of Spokane Valley Good Samaritan Village, but a land-use planner whos familiar with the plans the
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Doing the Medigap shuffle

Health-plan options numerous, so seniors need to do their homework, experts say
February 26, 1997
Ben Rascoff
Medicare supplemental insurance, nicknamed Medigap, has become an increasingly important part of the health-insurance landscape, along with enhanced Medicare Advantage plans, and the decisions seniors make on such coverage also have become more
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StateÂ’s lawmakers grapple with retirement issues

Nursing-home payments, long-term care insurance on agenda for this session
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Issues that involve caring for senior citizens have gotten a jump-start in the planned 60-day legislative session this year with the filing of a report Jan. 11 by a joint legislative task force on long-term care residential facility payment The was
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