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Camp sale to Lithia wraps up

Publicly traded auto chain adds to flock of dealerships, expands into Washington
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
The sale of Spokanes Camp Automotive Inc. to rapidly growing, publicly owned Lithia Motors Inc., of Medford, Ore., wrapped up in mid-October, but Phil Camp, who remains at the head of the Camp dealerships here, says changes wont be evident in a
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City considers study of developable land

Proposed inventory to seek vacant parcels that could be assembled into big ones
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
The city of Spokane plans to take a look at the potential to encourage property owners to assemble adjacent vacant pieces of land into parcels of 10 to 25 acreslarge enough to attract new and expanding businesses.The idea is for the city to an
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Super 1 Foods store studied for Mead area

Rosauers analyzes site near intersection of Market, Mount Spokane Park Drive
February 26, 1997
Chad Cain
Rosauers Supermarkets Inc., of Spokane, is completing a market study along the busy U.S. 2 corridor in the Mead area to help it decide whether the area can support a new Super 1 Foods store.Bill Haraldson, executive vice president at Rosauers, a
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Obie awarded transit advertising contract

Eugene-based concern guarantees $2.5 million to STA over five years
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Obie Media Corp., the Eugene, Ore.-based company that earlier this year went on a wall mural painting spree in and around downtown Spokane, has been selected by Spokane Transit Authority to provide transit advertising services here.Obie says it
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Thoen plans to open plant on West Plains

Commercial printer to spend $3.5 million for new presses
February 26, 1997
Chad Cain
Thoen Publishing Co., a longtime Spokane commercial printing company, plans to move its production department to Airway Heights from its main Spokane building at 1409 N. Maple. The company, which was acquired by Davenport, Iowa-based Lee Inc. a
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Kneading dough into dough

Donut Parade hopes to double sales by January
February 26, 1997
Sandra Hosking
The products that come out of a nondescript brick building in Spokanes Logan neighborhood are full of holes, but the business that makes them is solid. Its focus is producing one perfectly palatable pastrythe doughnut.Sue Teague and her in a
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SeaMed mulls plant for 300 here

Manufacturer says it could open a plant in Spokane within three years
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
SeaMed Corp., a big Redmond-based contract manufacturer of medical devices that disclosed last summer it was considering Spokane for a new plant, now says such a plant could employ as many as 300 people.W. Robert Berg, SeaMeds president and it
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$220 million in road work eyed

Planning document lists projects foreseen in next three years
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
State and local government agencies plan transportation projects in the Spokane area over the next three years that could add up to as much as $220 million in work.That total, from the Spokane Regional Transportation Councils recently adopted
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Itron considers German subsidiary

Spokane manufacturer launches the last piece of automatic meter-reading system
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell

Mount Spokane schusses toward community goals

After improving grooming, service last year, manager focuses on youth programs
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
After one year at the helm of Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park, Kirk Duncan is confident that the year-old ski hill operation he heads is on track.Hired in September 1997 by Mount Spokane 2000, the nonprofit organization that won the rights to
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