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JUNE 1997

6-08-97 Troubled with uncertainty, United Grocers certainly seems to be leaving Medford Retired professor's generosity gives young women a chance at fuller, richer lives Mule lovers stubborn about their critters' fine points Repine's budget-writing skills earn him high marks from fellow legislators	6-09-97 Bamboo in Oregon? No baloney Two men die in boating accident Educators stumped over poor readers Shed fire damages two houses in C.P. Mustangs awaken to level Redding Wiebe was off by only wee bit
6-10-97 Road work presses on Red Lion changes to Doubletree Hotel Rules snag business owner Stimpson Gulch is prison site Senate sends suicide law back to voters Pub owner: This, too, shall pass Fachet's monster grand slam helps Mustangs sweep Stark triumphs in singles, will face No. 5 seed	6-11-97 Home-based enterprises face uncertain rules RCC's Medford campus starts taking shape Transit bill limps to Senate Reclamation work brings award Downpour taste of things to come Feds seek several in drug case Timberjacks loaded with veterans Allred eager for return to Ashland High
6-12-97 Millennium looks to Portland Karaman steps from bench after 28 years Whetstone backers to appeal prison site decision We're No. 196, says magazine's survey Summertime, and the parents are nervous Workers at SOU, other colleges make strike preparations For many Timberjacks, dreams begin here Nut case left Dad squirrelly He's following in Dad's footsteps Marine officials push for water safety Fishing and hunting report Groom wasn't a bridesmaid/He and partner DeFord win Rogue salmon derby	6-13-97 FTC warns junk e-mailers Rain, overseas demand cut local hay supplies Boeing woos airlines with 8 new jets Activists target TID for use of chemicals Nocturnal bear visitors drop by for snack attack Neighbors apprehensive about prison nearby Judge Sawyer authorizes constitutional challenge to Measure 11 Smith puts preferences aside in food stamp vote Medford council grapples with values Rogue jet boats not the only game in the region School's over, but hoops aren't Petersen on Oregon team for Shootout Stark, Leach gain doubles quarterfinal SOC switches hoop play days
6-14-97 Smith committee told less logging could boost global warming Lawmakers set aside funding slot for new office building in Medford Local residents support death-penalty verdict Engineer Brown appointed to head Ashland public works Ashland man finds long-lost father on Internet Since you asked SOU employees, colleagues vote to prepare for strike RCC budget grows by $9 million; hundreds seek teaching jobs Rambo not afraid to mix it up with boys at speedway Mustangs storm back and stomp Corvallis, 15-9 Seasoned Allred ready for return Julian takes third at U.S. national meet in 10,000	6-15-97 Women take their place as stockbrokers Having a father makes a big difference in a child's life Love that never died blooms 38 years later Two SOU graduates have their hearts in Cairo Site of the week Walker holds off Lanfear for win Cota earns starting job with Carolina
6-16-97 Shuttle drivers juggle rigs along river Emigrant Lake packs 'em in Commodore users remain quite happy Road Riders roll on Teddy Bear Drive South African wins 2nd U.S. title	6-17-97 Ashland's airport pays its way Farmers find Web baffling but useful Dreams of fields Markham's legislative journey ends soon Looking for a place to call home Animal lovers launch drive to spay, neuter Treehouse case hangs in legal limbo County warns of sex offender Manager, Timberjacks prepared for debut
6-18-97 Cruise lines combine to float 20 ships Legislature to give police power to seize drunken drivers' cars Medford man runs afoul of impound law Man gets two years for hospital gun incident Plasma center rewards woman who saved man's life Paroled murderer sentenced to eight years for sex abuse Parking lot shooting case goes to trial Flood-relief money will repair lakes, roads City reconsiders skateboard rules Timberjacks fall short in opener against Boise North Medford places four on 4A all-state squad	6-19-97 Ashland businesswoman finds a niche Commissioners establish new law enforcement district Lost pooch sends 30 hours on San Francisco tarmac Medford takes steps to reduce pollution during cruise event Researchers need marked salmon
6-20-97 Skateboard shops are popping up all over California Indians reclaim sacred land Craterian managers call the spring a success for downtown theater Kirsten Frohnmayer, eldest daughter of Dave Frohnmayer, dies at age 24 Family regroups after Easter Sunday accident Men may be reluctant to view WNBA	6-21-97 Native grasses make a comeback BLM seeks growers Runner finds a new high Forest workers learn to fight the burn Pet iguana bites boy, then gets beaten, lizardnapped School district cleared in newsletter flap Fire damages Minute Market Autopsy shows Medford woman drowned Since you asked Young golfer sets high goals Robinson does it all for T'jacks
6-22-97 With major new tenants, but also major pieces of undevelopable land, Medford considers options for WHETSTONE'S FUTURE All in the family Courts, corrections system work on ways to break the family cycle of crime Doctor who treated McVeigh's victims has little sympahty for killer Lizzy lizard is home after a spine-tingling adventure A day at the races Hot-hitting Timberjacks win again Mustangs subdue Redmond, to play for third at tourney Barnicoat plays big in volleyball	6-23-97 New store carries old military stuff Fewer organs, more demand How to donate, and other facts about organ transplants Signed on Fires don't wait for season start T'jacks' bats go silent in 3-1 loss Mustangs waste lead but still get past Chico
6-24-97 For sale: 10 letters and a dot Sparklers? Don't even think about them Jet fanciers kick in their afterburners and vote yes for Fourth of July flyovers Irrigation district manager finds diplomacy goes a long way toward keeping heads cool over water Gould loved coaching baseball Meunier to take over as Crater boys hoop coach Berkey found outside range	6-25-97 Get nails and pens under one roof State will still regulate local phone services Butte Falls will get water bottling site Growers' Market may be downtown Land deal with BLM would allow for harmony in the wild Fate of woman who hit boy to be decided Campers may find more than just serenity Blaze takes family's belongings House approves tax break for timber owners U.S. Forest Service vows to help coho here Timberjacks rally again to clip Everett, 10-7 Destruction derbies are a Haudenshild specialty Mustangs avenge loss to Fairfield, 10-2
6-26-97 TCI Cable strikes deal; Falcon to provide service in Medford Legislative committee truncates runway expansion funding Driver acquitted in death State overturns Quail Point golf expansion Activists look for way to halt coyote bounty Midwives aim to help in Jamaica Lawmaker says budget bill aids NW seniors' health care There'll be hitting on the gridiron Farris' hot bat propels TJs to win Girl player transfers in, turns heads Hot Mustangs claim pair from Falcons	6-27-97 United Grocers backtracks on move TCI, Falcon Group stay mum on plans Bear Creek earns award for Web site Scientists say Crater Lake is clearer than ever Girls, their fathers save boy from drowning Historical Society exhibit re-creates gold rush era Medford police chief proposes volunteers, photo radar Salesman commended for saving toddler Judge says protest arrests didn't violate speech rights Schools gain under budget agreement Pro baseball: It's women's work TJs raise win streak to four, 7-2 Mustangs win tourney opener Crater athletic tree has a new Leaf
6-28-97 Klamath Tribes launch casino venture today Budget deal will cover more people under Oregon Health Plan Bus driver died two weeks too soon to accept award SOU visual arts center gets state funding A van loaded with peanut brittle burns along Interstate 5 Friday. New law requires rural homeowners to take fire-prevention steps INS on lookout for new quarters at airport Crater Lake tour boats start season today Since You Asked T'jacks squander opportunities in 6-2 loss Rumrey smashes clutch homer Twilight boxing proves to be a hit Palmer course set for opening	6-29-97 Casino given OK to add new games Bill gives state option on auto inspections Former Hong Kong residents say future hard to fathom Unrest over Anderson began months ago Damp roosters too cool to crow Site of the week Tennis serves net gains to twins Collison crucial to victory for Slama T'jacks late rally falls short, 10-8 Mustangs roll into title tilt with 13-3 win Rusedski rallies to oust Stark
6-30-97 Moving mountains of chocolate Medford DMV can be slow, but not the slowest Deregulation of electricity still has juice Court change should help kids Hot springs mostly recovered from flood Storytime magic At 80, Bulkley thrives in fast lane Mustangs finally claim Willamette Classic title

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