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Convention center design firm sought

February 26, 1997
Kim Crompton
The Spokane Public Facilities District recently invited firms interested in providing architectural and engineering services for the proposed expansion and remodeling of the Spokane Convention Center to submit qualifications.The district in an a
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Texas investor acquires Valley office complex

Argonne West I & II are latest of trio of properties bought here by Cotter
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
James F. Cotter, a San Antonio, Tex.-based real estate investor, has added the Argonne West I & II office complex to his recently startedand fast-growingportfolio of Spokane-area properties.Cotter bought Argonne West I & II, which is located
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Parrott Mechanical closes; suits pending

About 300 laid off; sister company in Boise opens office in Coeur dÂ’Alene
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Parrott Mechanical Inc., a longtime North Idaho heating, plumbing, and electrical contractor that once employed more than 400 people companywide, has closed its Coeur dAlene office and laid off most of its employees. A Boise-based heating and
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Communicating with vision

Progressive Image
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
With cameras and tape recorder in hand, Bob Rowan boarded a plane last week for rural Holmes County, Ohio, to spend seven days among the Amish.It was one of countless trips that Rowan, who creates multimedia productions of photos, words, and for
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Portions of Avista unit may be sold

Greg Green among those negotiating to acquire part of Avista Communications
February 26, 1997
Adrienne C. Dellwo
Avista Corp. says its working on the possible sale of part of its majority-owned Avista Communications subsidiary to that units CEO and part-owner, Greg Green, and other minority shareholders.Avista Communications spokeswoman Annette Miller
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Terrorism hits business plans

Inland Northwest companies adapt, change expectations in wake of attacks and war
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
The terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, D.C., on Sept. 11 have forced some Inland Northwest businesses to trim their expectations, while others have seen few ill effects. Two publicly traded Inland Northwest companies have reported say
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Health care braces for rules

Federal privacy regulations could cost medical industry $20 billion to $50 billion
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
Doctors offices, pharmacies, hospitals, health insurersin short, the entire health-care industryhave exactly one year to prepare for the first wave of new federal regulations covering the handling of medical records.Its not a task Many a
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Inland Northwest Bank to build new CdÂ’A branch

February 26, 1997

DOT still wants to trade property for construction

Agency hopes to build new shop, begin work on second site through land swap here
February 26, 1997
Rob Strenge
An unusual offer by the Washington state Department of Transportation to exchange almost four acres of property on North Ruby Street for the construction work on two projects has failed to produce any offers acceptable to DOT. The projects include
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Ice World owners trying to buy Planet Ice, suit says

Both businesses suffering from oversupply of rinks, Planet IceÂ’s owner says
February 26, 1997
Addy Hatch
In the latest in a string of legal actions filed over Ice World USA, a Liberty Lake ice-skating rink, three of the companys five owners allege that the other two owners are trying to cut them out of the business at the same time theyre trying 1
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