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Jim Kershner
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Reporter, The Spokesman-Review
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2 people were found dead in car at Spokane Valley Zip's; Witnesses presented conflicting statements in vehicular manslaughter case
By Jim Kershner Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified From 1975: A lunch customer at the Zip’s Drive-In at Sprague and Fancher noticed something unusual about a car in the parking lot. He saw a woman sitting in the car, apparently slumped over. He walked up to the car to investigate, and saw two people, neither of whom were moving. The customer went into Zip’s and notified the manager. When they went out to investigate, they tried to wake the couple up, without success.
This day in history: Novice was in line to be next Boundary County prosecutor; accused Spokane thief was near death
By Jim Kershner Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified From 1975: Boundary County in Idaho had churned through four prosecuting attorneys in two years, but now it hoped it had found a long-term solution: Randy Day, a 24-year-old University of Idaho law student. Day said he was “wiling to give it a try.”“I have no doubts, none whatever, about my ability to handle the job,” Day said. First, he must graduate from law school. Then he would serve as a legal intern to the current, temporary, county prosecutor. Then he must pass the state bar exam.
2 people were found dead in car at Spokane Valley Zip's; Witnesses presented conflicting statements in vehicular manslaughter case
By Jim Kershner Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified From 1975: A lunch customer at the Zip’s Drive-In at Sprague and Fancher noticed something unusual about a car in the parking lot. He saw a woman sitting in the car, apparently slumped over. He walked up to the car to investigate, and saw two people, neither of whom were moving. The customer went into Zip’s and notified the manager. When they went out to investigate, they tried to wake the couple up, without success.
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The Spokesman-Review
The Spokesman-Review is a prominent daily newspaper located in Spokane, Washington. It has a rich history that began in the late 19th century with the establishment of two rival papers, The Spokane Falls Review and The Spokesman. These papers merged in 1893, and under the ownership of William Hutchinson Cowles, it was renamed The Spokesman-Review in 1894. The newspaper provides comprehensive daily news coverage, including local, national, and international stories, as well as sports, entertainment, and opinion pieces. It also offers digital access to its content, featuring news articles, multimedia, and interactive elements. Additionally, The Spokesman-Review provides advertising services in both print and digital formats, allowing businesses to reach a wide audience in the Spokane region. The newspaper actively engages with the community by hosting and participating in local events and initiatives.
Spokane, Washington, United States
+1 509-459-5000
Founded: 1883