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Post Falls travel agency surpasses pre-9/11 sales

Travel Management Inc. projects its revenues will reach $16 million for 2004
February 26, 1997
Marc Stewart
Travel Management Inc., a Post Falls travel agency and tour operator, says its revenues now are 30 percent higher than they were before the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks that crippled the travel industry.The company projects $16 million in
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Fireplace log maker files Ch. 11

Dellen Wood Products Inc. lists assets of $1.1 million, liabilities of $3.5 million
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Dellen Wood Products Inc., a 43-year-old Spokane maker of fireplace logs, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.Documents that the company has filed with U.S. Bankruptcy Court here list its total assets at about $1.1 million and its at
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RiverstoneÂ’s size doubles with purchase of quarry

Spokane developer plans to develop mining property for office, retail, and homes
February 26, 1997
Marc Stewart
A company headed by Spokane developer John Stone has doubled the size of the big, mixed-used Riverstone development in Coeur dAlene, by agreeing to buy a neighboring, massive gravel quarry along the Spokane River from Central Pre-Mix Concrete of
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State Farm combines claims operations here

Illinois-based company will employ 60 people at Iron Bridge building
February 26, 1997
Jennifer Hesse
State Farm Insurance Co., of Bloomington, Ill., is consolidating its Spokane-area and Coeur dAlene automobile and homeowners insurance claims offices by moving them to a building at the Iron Bridge Corporate Campus here.State Farm will 60 a
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CdÂ’A commercial development planned

The CrossingÂ’s owners hope to turn trailer park, more into 17-acre business center
February 26, 1997
Marc Stewart
Two developers, one from Coeur dAlene and the other from Santa Barbara, Calif., plan to transform a trailer park and some mostly vacant land just north of Interstate 90 in Coeur dAlene into a big commercial development that would include a a of
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Med school proposal comes under scalpel

Medical Society, UW, others talk health-care education; year of classes to be here?
February 26, 1997
Jennifer Hesse
The Spokane County Medical Society has been discussing with the Seattle-based University of Washington School of Medicine ways in which the school could expand education opportunities here.Dr. Don Cubberley, the societys president, says the a
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Gilkey showed promise early

Sterling Financial Corp.
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Harold Gilkeys older brother got the first glimpse of his siblings business savvy when Harold was 6 years old.The older Gilkey, Duane, had set up a lemonade stand near the familys home in Livingston, Mont., then turned the operation over
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Mobile home sales skid badly

Some dealerships here say they see hints of rebound after sharp national slump
February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
Manufactured-home dealerships here have been hammered in recent years by an industry slump that has decimated sales, gutted staffing levels, and caused many stores and some plants to close.A frenzied surge in competition and reckless lending to
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WSU complex hits $333 million

Plan to replace structure grows into six-building, multiphase project in Pullman
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
A plan to replace the big Johnson Hall research laboratory at Washington State Universitys Pullman campus has ballooned into a proposed six-building research and education complex that would cost an estimated $333 million.The half-dozen would
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Downtown offices, bank set

Vandervert-led group to start work soon at Lamonts-Newberry site, add two floors
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Spokane developer Dick Vandervert is ready to breathe new life into two long-dormant buildings in the citys core.With an anchor tenant in hand, a newly formed company headed by Vandervert is taking on an anticipated $9.2 million project the a
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