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Airport, FedEx negotiate plans for cargo facility

Structure proposed along with new air-cargo apron
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Spokane Airports is negotiating with FedEx Corp., of Memphis, Tenn., to build a 120,000-square-foot, cargo-sorting facility at Spokane International Airport Business Park, says Spokane Airports CEO John Morrison.The big shipping company wants to
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Serving up wursts and Gruyere

Alpine Deli
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Good luck trying to find a parking spot at Alpine Deli during the noon hour, when hungry patrons converge to devour the delicatessens German sausages, traditional cold cuts and salami, Swiss and Dutch cheeses, potato salads, and hearty European a
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Rents rise for offices downtown

New office-vacancy survey shows premium core space is becoming harder to find
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Lease rates for premium downtown office space are rising to new heights here, as increased demand for floor spaceand a dearth of new inventory in the citys corecinch that already tight market segment further.Commercial real estate here say
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Tribal gambling pitch escalates

February 26, 1997
A new buffalo hunt has begun.
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Boeing beefs up plant here

February 26, 1997

CHAS plans to buy old Group Health clinic

Organization eyes opening clinic there May 1, expects to employ 22 staff members
February 26, 1997
Sandra Hosking
The Community Health Association of Spokane (CHAS), a nonprofit organization that provides medical and dental care for low-income Spokane County residents, plans to buy Group Health Cooperatives former clinic on Maple Street.The 6-year-old is
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Homestead Birkenstock to move store

After years at Flour Mill, outlet to go downtown, add coffee bar, items for home
February 26, 1997
Anita Burke
Homestead Birkenstock plans to move its longtime store in the Flour Mill by the end of March to a larger space at the northwest corner of Main Avenue and Wall Street downtown, says Jim King, one of the owners of the small, Spokane-based retail its
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Rogue Wave inks deal with Japanese company

Agreement could bring in up to $3 million this year for young Spokane concern
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Rogue Wave Inc., a young software-design and multimedia marketing company here, has inked a product licensing agreement with Tokyo-based World Bridge Co. Ltd. thats projected to bring the Spokane company between $2 million and $3 million in this
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SpokaneÂ’s Reliance buys West Side trailer maker

Addition of Sturdy Weld is expected to boost sales by 50 percent this year
February 26, 1997
Linn Parish
Reliance Trailer Co. LLC, a Spokane-based manufacturer of over-the-road trailers, has bought the assets of one of its competitors, Lynnwood, Wash.-based Sturdy Weld Equipment & Design Inc.Greg Kreshel, general manager of Reliance Trailer, says a
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Mike Nowling resigns from Heart Institute

He remains coy about plans, but will stay here
February 26, 1997
Lisa Harrell
Michael Nowling, president of the Heart Institute of Spokane, says he has resigned from that post, which he has held for 10 years, to pursue other business opportunities.Nowling, whose last day at the Heart Institute was Feb. 14, remains coy his
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