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Specialty Construction Systems, Worthy renew long connection

$18 million Davenport tower to include 18 stories, to begin in next few months
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Specialty Construction Systems Ltd., of Post Falls, has benefited for many years from its close working relationship with Spokane developer Walt Worthyand its owners say they expect to do the stud and drywall work on Worthys proposed 19-story a
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Investors plan industrial park on West Plains

Tacoma group will start putting in roads this spring at site near Spokane airport
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Prium Development LLC, a Tacoma-based real estate development concern whose sister company bought the big Rock Pointe Corporate Center here late last year, plans to develop a 54-acre industrial park near Spokane International Airport. The site
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Building-permit totals shoot up in Spokane area

More than $900 million in work went ahead in Â’05; home construction soared
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Spokane-area building-permit values surpassed $900 million in 2005, easily shattering records set the previous year. Paced by an increase in home construction and a few big-ticket projects, the city of Spokane, Spokane County, and the city of a
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Heart-disease predictors are deficient

One-third of women likely to suffer disease unidentified
February 26, 1997
Traditional risk-factor scoring fails to identify approximately one-third of women likely to develop coronary heart disease (CHD), the leading cause of death of women in the U.S., according to a pair of reports from cardiologists at the Johns of in
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A less-invasive facelift

Needle and thread used to weave youthful look into cheeks, brows, necks
February 26, 1997
Rocky Wilson
Surgeons here have begun using a new, less invasive form of cosmetic plastic surgery, called a Contour ThreadLift, on eligible patients, mostly women, who are seeking a more youthful appearance.The procedure was approved by the U.S. Food and a
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Digitizing Mammography

Inland Imaging LLC puts $2.5 million into equipment; others to deploy technology
February 26, 1997
Emily Brandler
Health-care providers in the Spokane area have started offering digital mammography services, and say the technology detects breast cancer better than film-based mammography in some instances.Clinical studies, including one published recently a
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Bankruptcy filings hit record level

Businesses, consumers rushed to file petitions before law changed in fall
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The number of bankruptcy filings in Eastern Washington hit record levels in 2005 after an unprecedented surge last fall, when debtors rushed to submit their petitions before new bankruptcy laws went into effect on Oct. 17.Businesses and filed a
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STCU plans to open first branch in Idaho

Credit union to build large office in Post Falls, hopes to open it later this year
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Spokane Teachers Credit Union plans to enter North Idaho with its first branch there, to be located in Post Falls.Steve Dahlstrom, STCUs president and CEO, says the organization has bought 1.25 acres of land in Post Falls, near the southwest
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240-home subdivision proposed in the Valley

Development group agrees to buy 98-acre site, seeks preliminary plat approval
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
ElkRidge Development Group, of Spokane, has agreed to buy 98 acres in the Spokane Valley from Spokane entrepreneur Bernard Daines and wants to develop an upscale, 240-home subdivision there. Jim Maki, a Spokane-based partner in the development
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RiverBank backers file for charter

Organizers also assemble board, hire CFO, gear up for private stock offering
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Backers of a proposed new bank here, called RiverBank, have applied to the Washington state Department of Financial Institutions for a commercial bank charter.Longtime Spokane banking executive Duane Brandenburg, who is heading the effort to up
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