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Teaching labor lingo to ex-communists

Counselor tells Poles, Bulgarians, Macedonians about common job terms
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Fred Cutler, who owns Spokane-based Cutler Counseling LLC, a vocational-rehabilitation counseling firm, has completed business missions this year to three Central European countries that are transitioning from communist economies to capitalist has
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Rehab-therapy temp agency looks to expand

Northwest Therapy eyes Boise, Seattle, Missoula as revenues rise
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A recent jump in demand for physical-rehabilitation specialists has given a boost to a Spokane Valley company that provides such workers temporarily.As a result of the increased activity, the company, Northwest Therapy Resources PS, is looking
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Rings & Things marches to a different bead

Jewelry-parts wholesaler grows after closing retail operation three years ago
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Russ Nobbs never liked what he calls big business. In fact, he still doesnt like it, even though hes now at the helm of a company that does millions of dollars in sales a year. Nobbs and his wife, Dee Mueller, own Rings & Things, a bead
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Courier service to enter Spokane market in 2004

SeattleÂ’s Delivery Express expects to open branch in Spokane next summer
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Delivery Express Inc., a growing Seattle-based courier service, plans to establish a branch in Spokane next year, says Dave Hamilton, its founder and CEO.The 6-year-old business, which the Puget Sound Business Journal recently listed among the
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Starbucks plans new outlet here

February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
Starbucks Corp., of Seattle, has leased a building at 2703 N. Division that formerly housed a Walgreen Co. express pharmacy and plans to open its 12th Spokane-area coffee shop there next month.The 1,600-square-foot building is at the corner
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Wagner named president of Farmers & Merchants

Former Bank of America executive here to lead expansion at smaller bank
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Longtime Spokane bank executive John Wagner has been named president of Spokane Valley-based Farmers & Merchants Bank, where hes charged with expanding the bank aggressively. Wagner, 53, retired last month as president of Bank of Americas
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CdÂ’A Mines increases Silver Valley exploration

Drilling now under way could lead to reopening of Coeur mine, new jobs
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Coeur dAlene Mines Corp. says it will increase its mining activity in Idahos Silver Valley if exploration currently under way there yields positive results.The Coeur dAlene-based company said in its third-quarter earnings release that it
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Purcell adds production capacity as sales surge

Telecom cabinet maker now employs 160, expects sales to double this year
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Purcell Systems Inc., of Liberty Lake, has quadrupled the production capacity at its manufacturing facility here in an effort to handle soaring sales volumes.Rick Varnell, Purcells vice president of sales, says the companys sales this year
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Holiday sales look more delightful than frightful

Huppins, Joel, others expect healthy receipts as consumer confidence rises
February 26, 1997
Megan Cooley
The Grinch who stole the holiday shopping season for the last couple of years seems to have retreated out of Whovilleor out of the Spokane area, anyway, some economic observers and retailers here say.Strong holiday sales are expected here in
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Templin’s vision on target—twice

February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
POST FALLSWhen Bob Templin decided to build a hotel and resort on the banks of the Spokane River here in the mid-1980s, Post Falls was a bedroom community with so little happening that its City Hall was open just three days a week. On the of
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