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Spying bile duct woes with tiny scopes

New technology at Sacred Heart Medical Center is expected to reduce need for surgical procedures
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Sacred Heart Medical Center is looking to a small piece of equipment it has just bought to advance its diagnosis and treatment of bile duct disorders. Three specialists here are beginning to use the device, a specially designed miniaturized the
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U of I targets treatment of ‘superbug’

School reports progress in studies being done at Post Falls research park
February 26, 1997
University of Idaho researchers are working to develop more effective defenses against staphylococcus aureus bacteria and other deadly pathogens. One of the goals of that effort, the university says, is to create faster and more accurate of to
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HEALTHY SECTOR

Hospitals report strong gains, but struggle to find skilled staff and physicians
February 26, 1997
Emily Proffitt
The forecast for Spokanes health-care sector looks sunny next year, with hospitals expecting steady growth and developing plans for major expansion projects. A few threatening clouds loom on the horizon, though, because of a tight labor market &
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Keeping focus on the prize

Revett Minerals matures as a mine operator while fighting to develop at Rock Creek
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Revett Minerals Inc. wants to be known as more than just a company that hopes to extract copper and silver from beneath a wilderness area in western Montana.Unlike many small mining ventures, the young Spokane Valley-based company already has a
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Columbia Basin natural-gas drilling cools down for now

EnCana’s wells ‘indicated presence of gas;’ Delta plans to drill in 2008
February 26, 1997
Richard Ripley
Washingtons Columbia Basin, where the first drilling projects in decades raised hopes last year for a natural-gas strike, has yet to become the site of a producing well, though some drillers still believe the basin has potential to yield large of
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Acsys to open plant in Post Falls this spring

Company expects to hire 12 people, gain $12 million in revenues from facility
February 26, 1997
Emily Proffitt
Advanced Construction Systems Inc., a Hayden Lake, Idaho-based designer of energy-efficient building materials, says it plans to open a production facility in Post Falls that it expects will boost its employment levels and revenues company, which a
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Bed-store chain owner buys another

New Comfort World chief plans to rename outlets, offer broader inventory
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Ken Mullinax, owner of Spokane-based Mattress Outlet Inc., has bought the assets of the Comfort World Inc. chain, which has three stores here, and says he plans to begin selling an expanded line of bedding at the eight-store chain. Mullinax he
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West Side furniture retailer to close its two stores here

With no remaining outlets, company expects to halt all operations this month
February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Furniture Superstore Inc., of Kent, Wash., plans to close the two retail furniture outlets it operates here and to cease operations altogether, says owner Kai Chang.The company operates a 38,000-square-foot store at 5605 E. Sprague that it in a
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White Elephant part owner splits off to open boat store

Ed Conley launches new venture as brothers focus on sporting goods, toys
February 26, 1997
Mike McLean
A longtime co-owner of White Elephant Surplus Stores has left the well-known family toy and sporting-goods retail business to launch a new store that will sell boats and boating accessories.Ed Conley, who managed White Elephants store in and
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The orchid doctor is in

February 26, 1997
Jeanne Gustafson
Erin Nelson is one-part orchid placement consultant, one-part orchid plant doctor, and all-parts orchid lover. At her store, Small Hill Orchids, which she opened in February at 2207 N. Hamilton, a few blocks south of North Foothills Drive, is a
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