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Former security-business owner starts dot-com here

CheckMySSN.com offers report that tips off users to fraud
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Jim Schoenleber, a former cop who built a security-guard business here into a 2,000-employee regional powerhouse before selling it to retire to a fishing lodge, has come out of retirement to launch a dot-com venture that helps consumers know if is
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Bankruptcies rebound here after 2006 dip

Experts say filings likely will increase more due to U.S. housing, credit woes
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Bankruptcy filings in Eastern Washington and North Idaho are rising again following historic drops in 2006.Filings in the Northern Division of the U.S. Courts, District of Idaho nearly doubled to 414 cases last year, up from 219 cases the prior
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Bidders seek huge pact for sewer plant

Two companies compete to build, operate countyÂ’s new $115 million facility
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
Two companies are spending an estimated $1 million each on competitive proposals to win the right to design and construct Spokane Countys planned $115 million waste-water treatment plant, then operate the facility under a contract that could be a
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Slipping dollar is mixed blessing

Local tourism reaps benefits while U.S. travelers lose
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
While the boost that the falling dollar has given to U.S. exports has been chronicled widely, the greenbacks slide has affected other types of businesses besides exporters of manufactured goods. Thats especially being felt in Spokane, which
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Tribal resort plans could accelerate

Kalispel executive says project cost ultimately will top $500 million
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The Kalispel Tribe of Indians says it is considering revising the construction phases for a big planned resort and casino on the West Plains so it can open at least a portion of the projectnow expected to have a total cost of more than $500 a now
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Crop prices likely to remain strong next year

February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Experts expect agricultural commodity prices to remain strong in the coming year, though perhaps not on par with the nearly $12 a bushel the soft white wheat industry is experiencing right now, as world supplies begin to rebound and the benefits of
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Lumber makers foresee little relief

February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The lumber industry has endured a dismal year, and expects little improvement in 2008, with demand for its products perhaps softening even a bit more as fallout continues from a sharp downturn in the new-housing market.We are basically in the
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Metals prices further brighten mining outlook

February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Roughly 1,800 people attended the Northwest Mining Associations annual convention here this month and there wasnt an unhappy face in the joint, says Laura Skaer, the groups executive director.It was very, very upbeat, Skaer says.
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Tourism industry here expected to be bolstered by weak U.S. dollar

February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
The Spokane-Coeur dAlene area is expected to reap some benefits from the weakening U.S. dollar by attracting additional foreign tourists, industry leaders here say. Spokane might not, however, surpass the banner year it has had this year, when it
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Uncertainty aside, commercial-loan demand is strong

February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
After subprime lending woes hounded the national mortgage market and hamstrung the U.S. housing industry in 2007, some uncertainty hangs over the finance sector as 2008 nears.Its really hard to tell, frankly, from my perspective whats to
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