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This is an index of Times-Standard articles published between 1989-2005. The index includes the article title, date, subject, and page number. You are not able to view the articles online. To retrieve an article, researchers need to visit the Microform Collection on the second floor of the library during open hours.Times-Standard's microfilm call number is MF10. If you are a distance researcher, please use your local library's interlibrary loan (ILL) program to make a request.

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Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
701 1989-03-23 13 Joe Price, former Crab pitcher, battles back from injuries BASEBALL, CRABS BASEBALL TEAM
702 1989-03-23 A-3 Dell'Arte students' spring term project is not a typical day in class THEATRES - DELLARTE
703 1989-03-23 A-5 Sabrina Francis had a promising singing debut at the Eagle House MUSIC & MUSICIANS
704 1989-03-23 A-5 Strange days at the N.C.R.T. THEATRES - NORTH COAST REP
705 1989-03-23 A-6 HSU's "Queen Christina" an impeccable work THEATRES - HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
706 1989-03-24 1 Eureka gas station robbed Thursday night. THEFT
707 1989-03-24 1 Two car-van crash victims in hospital, one listed serious. ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
708 1989-03-24 1 L-P starts work on boiler as deadline for appeal expires. LOUISIANA-PACIFIC
709 1989-03-24 5 Local women pick sterilization. BIRTH CONTROL
710 1989-03-24 5 Local students score in math contest. STUDENTS
711 1989-03-24 7 Rami Samuelson writes book, "Love, Mizoram", about her home state in India. AUTHORS
712 1989-03-24 7 C.R. opens PIER 4, a substance abuse prevention program for students under stress. COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS, DRUGS & DRUG ABUSE
713 1989-03-25 9 HSU softball "baby boomer" Amy Circo helps Jacks with arm, bat. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, SOFTBALL
714 1989-03-25 1 KFMI FM radio station changes format. RADIO
715 1989-03-25 1 Feds to announce salmon limits soon. SALMON
716 1989-03-25 1 Yuroks to choose tribal status; membership deadline nears. YUROK TRIBE
717 1989-03-25 3 National Weather Service getting a facelift that will benefit North Coast. WEATHER
718 1989-03-25 3 Fortuna councilman Rick Silvers wants to clear the record. FORTUNA
719 1989-03-25 4 Judge Buffington says he was misquoted regarding jail. HUMBOLDT COUNTY JAIL
720 1989-03-26 01 Louise Hollis, Eureka meter maid,talks about parking violators. PERSONALITIES
721 1989-03-26 01 Export of timber from public lands troubles U.S. Forest Service and local mill owners. FORESTS & FORESTRY, LUMBER & LUMBERING
722 1989-03-26 03 Bernard DePaoli, former Humboldt Co. District Attorney, faces preliminary hearing on bribery charge. CRIME & CRIMINALS, PERSONALITIES
723 1989-03-26 03 Adorni Project rezoning appeal rejected by Planning Commission. Now appeal to Eureka City Council. ADORNI PROJECT
724 1989-03-26 03 KRED-AM radio's Buck Buchanan wants to help attract Big Brothers for many kids. BIG BROTHERS & BIG SISTERS, RADIO
725 1989-03-26 05 Scout-O-Rama held Saturday at Redwood Acres. BOY SCOUTS
726 1989-03-26 12 Almost 50 million board feet of redwood, cedar, and fir shipped from Humboldt Bay in 1988. FORESTS & FORESTRY, LUMBER & LUMBERING
727 1989-03-26 13 HSU to offer course dealing with hypnosis. HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, MENTAL HEALTH & MENTAL ILLNESS
728 1989-03-26 14 Muscular Dystrophy benefit by Little People's Corner Preschool "Hop-a-Thon". (picture). HEALTH, PRESCHOOL CHILDREN, SCHOOLS
729 1989-03-26 14 March is Red Cross membership month. RED CROSS
730 1989-03-26 14 Washington School PTA awards given at Founders Day celebration. AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, SCHOOLS
731 1989-03-26 14 Soroptimist Girls of the Month selected. SOROPTIMISTS
732 1989-03-26 14 Raup Miller, HSU alumnus, has book published by Bayside Press. AUTHORS, BOOKS, HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY
733 1989-03-26 15 Music Institute to begin classes at HSU. (picture) HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY, MUSIC & MUSICIANS
734 1989-03-26 15 Abuse prevention agencies will share in $6000. grant from United Way of Humboldt. CHILD ABUSE, UNITED WAY FUND
735 1989-03-26 15 Dr. Samuel Burre honored. AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, PHYSICIANS
736 1989-03-26 15 Videotape of Crescent City tsunami of 3/28/64 available. CRESCENT CITY
737 1989-03-26 15 Humboldt Area Foundation accepting applications for 1989 Summer Youth Program. HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION, YOUTH
738 1989-03-26 15 Vector Health Programs for rehabilitation therapy services now eligible for Medicare. HEALTH
739 1989-03-26 16 Winship Jr. High School PTA awards given. AWARDS, HONORS, PRIZES, SCHOOLS
740 1989-03-26 18 Bayshore Mall blamed for downtown Eureka decline in businesses. BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
741 1989-03-26 18 Adorni Project threatens Convention Center hopes. ADORNI PROJECT, CONVENTION CENTERS
742 1989-03-26 18 Steve Antongiovanni of Coast Central Credit Union, elected national director of C.U. association. BANKS & BANKING, PERSONALITIES
743 1989-03-26 A-1 "Horizon" sections: Living; Working; People. BUSINESS & INDUSTRY, HUMBOLDT COUNTY, PERSONALITIES
744 1989-03-27 03 Department of Fish and Game defends local deer hunts on Barnum ranch HUNTERS & HUNTING
745 1989-03-27 01 Lynne Whitfield files suit over drug raid DRUGS & DRUG ABUSE
746 1989-03-27 01 Businessmen propose new Adorni site ADORNI PROJECT
747 1989-03-28 01 Study finds 60 Eureka buildings deficient to withstand earthquake EARTHQUAKES
748 1989-03-28 01 Ferndale Firemen's Pavilion gets new life as youth center FERNDALE
749 1989-03-28 23 Scott Mather returns after playing basketball in Germany BASKETBALL
750 1989-03-28 09 Blue Lake 4-H wins at regional contest FOUR-H CLUBS