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Plant hopes to make lots of coin thanks to U.S. Mint

Sunshine Minting hires 25 as it gets ready to produce rounds of 90 percent silver
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Sunshine Minting Co., a Coeur dAlene concern, has added 25 workers recently as it has ramped up to fulfill a five-year contract from the U.S. Mint to produce rounds of silver for collector coins, says Randy Hardy, the Idaho companys general the
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Big retirement project might begin next month

Spokane investors expect first phase of large campus to cost about $9.8 million
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Northpointe Retirement LLC, of Spokane, hopes to begin work late next month on the $9.8 million first phase of a planned 326-unit retirement facility on an about eight-acre parcel on Spokanes North Side.Richard Colliton, a principal in LLC, is
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Tate Technology sees jump in sales this year

Despite recent dip, young electronics manufacturer now employs 85 people
February 26, 1997
Chad Cain
Tate Technology Inc., a 2-year-old Spokane electronics company, expects to post sales this year of about $3.6 million, more than double the $1.5 million in sales the company tallied last year.Lee Tate, owner of Tate Technology, which assembles a
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NorthTown expansion to start soon

$54 million project has been pushed back several months
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
The planned expansion at NorthTown Mall has been delayed againthis time until after the first of next year, says G. Rex Frazier, president and chief operating officer of JP Realty Inc., the Salt Lake City-based company that bought NorthTown in of
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Ziegler Lumber to sell in Oregon, south Idaho

Company to use proceeds to build additional stores
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Ziegler Lumber Co., of Spokane, says it is selling three of its Ziggys building-supply stores in southern Idaho and southeastern Oregon and plans to use the proceeds to build additional outlets in Eastern Washington and North Idaho.Neil the of
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Little NellÂ’s oldies arenÂ’t moldy

Mother-daughter team turn love of vinyl into a longtime business venture
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
In an age when retail music sales have been taken over mostly by megastores, mail-order vendors, and Internet conglomerates, walking into Little Nells Records, at 711 N. Monroe, is like stepping backward in time.What decade you feel like been
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Coeur toughs out metals lull

Mining company combats deflated prices by refining efficiency of its operations
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Dennis Wheeler, chairman, president, and CEO of Coeur dAlene Mines Corp., exudes the calm confidence of a business executive who has been tested by fire and has learned how to dodge the flames.In an industry where low metals prices have and to
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Digital wireless battle looms

Seven providers may be operating here by next year, but a shakeout is likely
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Spokane is turning into a test bed of competition for digital wireless communications as the latest in a string of national and regional service providers scurry to set up networks and establish customer bases here.Five carriersAT&T Wireless,
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Light rail spending to jump

Â’99 outlays may climb a lot; Liberty Lake-downtown line could be running by 2005
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
The long-proposedand oft-dismissedidea of developing a light-rail system here is gathering momentum.The amount to be spent next year on design, engineering, and right of way for the Spokane areas envisioned system is likely to jump to $5 a
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Providence insurance sale will close small office here

Eight Spokane employees of Providence Health Plans expected to be laid off
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Eight Spokane employees of Providence Health Plans are among the 170 Providence workers expected to be laid off because of the planned sale of Sisters of Providence Health Systems Washington insurance operations to Regence BlueShield on Jan. 1, a
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