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ISR inks another big pact with the military

Work for U.S. Navy likely to result in more hiring
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Isothermal Systems Research Inc. has landed another big contract from the U.S. militarythis one for $29 millionand theres strong potential for the company to snag another like-sized pact in the near future. The Clarkston, Wash.-based a
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Early lessons serve Bonanzino

Anthony Bonanzino
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
If you remember the days before political correctness, you might recall the sentiment, Someone ought to knock some sense into that kid.It was meant figuratively in most instances, but in Anthony Bonanzinos case, thats literally what his
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Chamber: Protect Fairchild

‘Forward Fairchild’ aims to identify strengths, name potential new operations
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
The Spokane Regional Chamber of Commerce has formed a group charged with keeping Fairchild Air Force Base off a list of U.S. military bases to be closed about three years from now.About 25 businesspeople, civic leaders, and aids to Washington a
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Home lending cools to simmer

Refinancing boom appears over, though home sales remain strong; lenders talk of possible shakeout
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
With mortgage rates nearly a point higher than they were earlier this year and much of the refinancing demand satisfied, the white-hot home-loan market has cooled considerably, perhaps signaling an industry shakeout.Some of the decline in has a
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Litehouse shines eastward

Salad-dressing manufacturer anticipates doubling sales, new plant within five years
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
SANDPOINT, IdahoLitehouse Foods Inc. hopes to nearly double its sales volume in the next five years, to almost $180 million, by making its line of refrigerated salad dressings, dips, and sauces as popular on the East Coast as they are in the that
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Working out at work draws faithful crowd

Employers say they provide exercise programs for their health, productivity benefits
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
When Renee Balcom, the local facility manager for Getronics, ruptured an Achilles tendon a year ago, she found the key to healing her heel just a few steps away from her office.Amsterdam-based Getronics has a well-furnished, about exercise in
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ConsumersÂ’ role grows in health-care sector

Insurers provide more information, expect members to make choices
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Do you consider yourself a good consumer? Would you buy a car or a major appliance without comparing costs, reading up on whats available, and consulting reviews? Can you say the same of yourself as a consumer of health care? Insurers
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Klundt Hosmer lands museum, to aim at kids

February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
The Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture (MAC) has contracted with Klundt Hosmer Design, the Spokane-based visual-communications firm, to develop an advertising and marketing campaign that the museum hopes will appeal to families.The contract, 1
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Trained work force is vital virus safeguard

Firewalls, bug protection sometimes will fall short; workers must be on alert
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A series of computer viruses that wormed their way into corporate America last month has spurred some Spokane-area businesses and agencies to review their cyber safeguards.What theyre finding is of little comfort in many cases, professionals
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Columbia Fiber Solutions to broaden offerings

Dark-fiber provider adds equipment so it can offer customers ‘lit’ services
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Columbia Fiber Solutions Inc., the Spokane concern that owns the former Avista Corp. fiber-optic network here and has focused strictly on offering fiber to companies that have their own equipment to use it, now plans to light up some of its for
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