You are here

Home » Times Standard

Times Standard

Displaying 30951 - 31000 of 51162

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.

Microfilm Collection Info Northwestern California Newspapers

Datesort descending Page Headline Subject(s)
30951 1994-12-08 A1 Working poor rises in county; food stamps, welfare swell during midyear POVERTY
30952 1994-12-08 A3 Judge refuses to free sisters despite pleas: Delta Dawn Humphrey, Heidi Virginia Humphrey CRIME & CRIMINALS
30953 1994-12-08 A3 Settlement reached on Mill Creek pollution MCKINLEYVILLE, SHOPPING CENTERS
30954 1994-12-08 A5 Humboldt child services examined; national agency involved in first stage of probe CHILD WELFARE
30955 1994-12-08 A6 Arcata stores list alternatives on fees owed to defunct Arcata Business Improvement District ARCATA - DOWNTOWN
30956 1994-12-08 C1 Mike Pigg sets sights high; Arcatan seeking big title (photo) SPORTS
30957 1994-12-08 SUP Planning for new digs; Rio Dell resident offers site for center RIO DELL, SENIOR CITIZENS
30958 1994-12-09 A3 Public radio station begins local news in morning slots; Dave Silverbrand at KHSU RADIO
30959 1994-12-09 A4 Face to face: Patrick Higgins, salmon biologist (photo) SALMON
30960 1994-12-09 A5 Southern Humboldt shelter under way; donations, volunteers at Catholic Church site HOMELESS
30961 1994-12-09 A6 Anthony Claude Meeker get year in jail for car death ACCIDENTS - VEHICLE
30962 1994-12-09 A6 Marbled murrelet doing better but slide continues MARBLED MURRELET
30963 1994-12-09 A10 Motorist (Nick Rizzuto) pulls over to help, is robbed THEFT
30964 1994-12-09 SUP Harrowing "Journey"; holiday show inspired by Humboldt Bay survival tale THEATERS - DELLARTE
30965 1994-12-10 A1 Trinidad money scandal; Treasurer Phyllis Sharum quits amid fund "irregularities." TRINIDAD - EMPLOYEES
30966 1994-12-10 A1 Preventing violence; Eureka workshop explores ways to halt trouble. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY, VIOLENCE
30967 1994-12-10 A1 Angel tree; more gifts sought by Salvation Army for needy children. CHRISTMAS, SALVATION ARMY
30968 1994-12-10 A3 Students try to make cents; Washington Elementary School seeking million pennies for intercoms. MONEY, WASHINGTON SCHOOL
30969 1994-12-10 A3 Shelter causing fights, noise, Neighbors of First & T Streets say. HOMELESS
30970 1994-12-10 A3 Vets care facility takes applications. VETERANS
30971 1994-12-10 A3 Two Feathers Indian Child Welfare Director Jolanda Ingram named to Child Welfare Advisory Board. CHILD WELFARE
30972 1994-12-10 A3 Mushroom permits required by BLM. MUSHROOMS
30973 1994-12-10 A3 Arcata overcrossings get additional lighting. STREETS
30974 1994-12-10 A3 Greater Eureka Chamber of Commerce expands promotion efforts. CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, TOURISM
30975 1994-12-10 A3 Comment sought on Eureka planning paper. EUREKA - PLANNING
30976 1994-12-10 A5 Eureka educators mull new strategy at retreat. EUREKA CITY SCHOOLS
30977 1994-12-11 A1 Reaping an uncommon harvest; wild mushroom gathering is a promising new industry MUSHROOMS
30978 1994-12-11 A3 Trididad tennis court repair faulty, Pat Callahan alleges TRINIDAD
30979 1994-12-12 A1 12-year old Eureka girl (Jessica Powers) shot, killed HOMICIDE
30980 1994-12-12 A1 Centerville Navy base for sale? local panel not finding public suitor CENTERVILLE
30981 1994-12-12 A3 Fortuna will have tot lot FORTUNA PARKS
30982 1994-12-12 A5 Arcata apartment ravaged by night blaze FIRES
30983 1994-12-13 A1 New chimp digs; monkey business is good at Sequoia Park Zoo ZOO
30984 1994-12-13 A3 Fortuna police nab suspect (Richard Leroy Bettis Jr.) in weekend heists THEFT
30985 1994-12-13 A3 Official (C.J. Sylvester) looks back at city feats; Eureka projects chief led Adorni Center EUREKA - EMPLOYEES
30986 1994-12-14 A1 Humboldt Bay's future; containers shipped to Argentina from Fields Landing (photo) FIELDS LANDING, SHIPS, WATERFRONT
30987 1994-12-14 A1 School mourns slaying; police probe how Jessica Powers was shot HOMICIDE
30988 1994-12-14 A1 Local food assistance must grow, county told by Humboldt Food Bank FOOD PROGRAMS
30989 1994-12-14 A3 Racing to continue at county fair HORSE RACING
30990 1994-12-14 A5 Sea gull sculpture site moved; planned monument to air victims ART & ARTISTS
30991 1994-12-14 A10 Moderate growth seen for Humboldt County; service, retail sectors likely to gain ground HUMBOLDT COUNTY
30992 1994-12-15 A1 Trinidad treasurer (Phyllis Sharum)'s ex-client (Lois Replogle) in inquiry TRINIDAD - EMPLOYEES
30993 1994-12-15 A5 Drunken driving deaths on rise DRUNK DRIVERS
30994 1994-12-15 A6 Christmas lights show set: Christmas Boat Parade PARADES
30995 1994-12-16 A1 Harbor money rebuffed; $1.2 million grant, boat housing nixed by Humboldt Bay Harbor District HUMBOLDT BAY HARBOR DISTRICT, WOODLEY ISLAND
30996 1994-12-16 A3 Developers to pay for sewer plan; officials affirm rate hike in McKinleyville MCKINLEYVILLE, MCKINLEYVILLE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT
30997 1994-12-16 A4 Editorial: Who should foot the bill run up by the homeless? HOMELESS
30998 1994-12-16 A4 Face to face: Hobart Brown ART & ARTISTS
30999 1994-12-16 A5 Trinidad denies misusing U.S. quake relief funds TRINIDAD
31000 1994-12-17 A1 Arrest in Jessica Powers slaying; officials tight-lipped after boy, 15, is jailed. HOMICIDE

Microfilm Collection Info Northwestern California Newspapers