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Articles by Paul Read

City may outsource meter beat

Mayor Powers believes that outside entity would handle parking enforcement better
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The city of Spokane is considering the idea of contracting out its parking-meter enforcement dutiesa move that outgoing Mayor John Powers says could save the city hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.Meanwhile, the proposed 2004 city that
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City plans to annex small bites

Adverse court ruling doesnÂ’t stop Spokane from pursuing annexations; taking requests
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The city of Spokane is taking baby steps to expand its borders, two years after it targeted for annexation big chunks of land in nearly every direction, only to be thwarted by an adverse court decision and the incorporation of Spokane Valley.On
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ChildrenÂ’s Hospital opens first phase

Far more goes into childrenÂ’s center, however, than new bricks and mortar, hospitalÂ’s executive director says
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The first phase of Sacred Heart Medical Centers planned $39.4 million Childrens Hospital opened its doors late last month in 70,000 square feet of new space atop the medical centers east tower.The brightly painted walls, carefully patient
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SpokaneÂ’s economy improving

WSU profÂ’s summer report shows positive movement; buying power still declining
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
The Spokane-area economy appears to be strengthening again, according to the most recent Spokane Leading Economic Index compiled by Washington State University professor Don Epley.Meanwhile, in a second index compiled by Epley, the purchasing a
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Fowler sells latest chain to Minnesota company

KnowledgePoints currently operates about 100 tutoring centers across the country
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
W. Berry Fowler, the Spokane entrepreneur who founded such franchising powerhouses as Sylvan Learning Centers and Little Gym International Inc., has sold his most recent franchising venture, national tutoring provider KnowledgePoints.Earlier it
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Intec pushes technology initiative from San Diego

With broader focus now, nonprofit wants Spokane to pursue more innovation
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
These days, the Spokane nonprofit known as Intec seldom uses the full name its acronym represents. Inland Northwest Technology Education Center just doesnt seem to describe the organization as well anymore, says its new CEO, Lewis three years ago
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Coeur dÂ’Alenes Co. bends with metals market

119-year-old steel concern widens focus, revises name, will open shop in Tri-Cities
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
A company doesnt get to be 119 years old without being able to change with the times. Spokane-based Coeur dAlenes Co. certainly has done that.Launched in 1884 as a supply house to miners in Idahos Silver Valley, the longtime steel and for
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Telect will rebound differently

As telecom sector revives, Liberty Lake concern likely wonÂ’t hire at previous pace
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
When the telecom industry rebounds, will Telect Inc.which before the industrys collapse was hiring so feverishly that it couldnt find enough workers here to meet soaring production needsresume its role as an employment juggernaut?Not so
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Executive pay here surges

Despite lagging economy, execs of public companies saw pay jump 17 percent
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
While the Inland Northwest economy limped its way through 2002, the regions top-level executives generally saw the kind of pay raises thatll put a spring in your step.Executives of publicly traded companies in Spokane and North Idaho, on 17
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EWU institute takes new look at unemployment

Professor says ‘natural’ unemployment rate here helps quantify job deficit
February 26, 1997
Paul Read
Just how bad is Spokane Countys unemployment rate? We know the number and understand how it was calculated, but do we really understand what it means? Eastern Washington University professor David Bunting doesnt think so.Thats why EWUs
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