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EWU considers adding two doctoral programs

Advanced degrees in biotech, computer science could help spur economic growth here
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Eastern Washington University is considering adding doctoral-level programs in biotechnology and computer science, two areas of industry that Spokane economic-development interests have identified as hot prospects for growth here, EWU President and
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Bomb Pops, Big Dippers ice sales

Rainbow Ice Cream Novelties
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
What-A-Melon Bomb Pops, Firecracker Jrs., and Strawberry Burst Big Dippers are among the wares of Spokane-based Rainbow Ice Cream Novelties.Its tools of the trade include 10 small, three-wheeled vehicles, each equipped with a freezer chest and a
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Sheet-metal fabricator is surging

SytechÂ’s sales soar tenfold to $8 million this year; work force also expanding
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
This year has been a wild ride for Sytech Inc., a 3-year-old Spokane precision sheet-metal fabricator whose sales, employment, and shop size have rocketed ahead in recent months. The small Spokane Valley company, which primarily serves the and a
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Executive pay continues rise

Salaries and bonuses grew 8.4 percent in 1999; execs did better than employers
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
When it came to their own paychecks, the executives of Spokane-area publicly traded companies collectively fared much better in the most recent fiscal year than did their employers.An annual Journal of Business analysis of the compensation of 75
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City to sell surplus land from boulevard project

STA to buy part of property for South Hill park-and-ride; retirement project possible
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
The city of Spokane has declared as surplus slightly more than seven acres of land on both the southwest and southeast corners of the intersection of Southeast Boulevard and 31st Avenue on the South Hill. Also, it has agreed to sell about two acres
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MacKay Manufacturing launches plant expansion

More space needed to meet growing volume; project and equipment to cost $2.7 million
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
MacKay Manufacturing Inc., a longtime Spokane precision machine shop, says it broke ground earlier this month on a 10,000-square-foot expansion of its Spokane Valley plant in an effort to keep up with growing demand for its work.The expansion, a
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Spokane attorney buys two downtown buildings

$1 million renovation job at old Birkebeiner building to be completed this fall
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Jim Sheehan, a longtime Spokane attorney, has bought the former Birkebeiner Brewing Co. building at 35 W. Main in downtown Spokane and has started a $1 million renovation project there.The remodeling project involves converting the three-story,
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Ranch supply builds outlet near Mead

51,000-square-foot store with Big R Supply name could open in September
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Ranch & Home Supply Inc., a Bozeman, Mont.-based company that operates a small chain of Big R Ranch & Home Supply stores, has broken ground on a 51,000-square-foot outlet along U.S. 2 near Mead.John Murdock, owner of Ranch & Home Supply, says to
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Sacred Heart acquires Southcrest care center

Hospital pays $2 million for former nursing home; still to decide on use for it
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Sacred Heart Medical Center has bought a former nursing home located near the medical centers complex, but hasnt decided yet how it will use the property.Sacred Heart acquired the former Southcrest Subacute and Specialty Care Center at 110 a
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Plan being developed to revamp Spokane EDC

February 26, 1997
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