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Sunday, December 21, 2008
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Cougs handle Vandals
December 21, 2008 in Sports Aron Baynes had a big night as the Washington State University Cougars beat the Idaho Vandals 55-41 in Moscow tonight.
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Plows make progress
December 21, 2008 in City, News Snow plows have cleared streets on the South Hill and the were continuing to work neighborhoods on Spokane’s North side. 1
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Slow down, keep it safe
December 21, 2008 in City, News Thursday there were a lot of drivers who wished they had a shovel in the trunk when their cars got bogged down in deep snow, and more than a few … 1
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The gifts that keep on giving
December 21, 2008 in City, News Across the frug-o-sphere, regifting is being declared as officially OK this year.
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Flights canceled in wake of storm
December 21, 2008 in News A winter storm buffeting Seattle and Portland has led regional air carrier Horizon to cancel flights. The cancelations will affect Horizon’s arrivals and departures linking those two cities with Spokane, … 1
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In the snow, Hawks are victorious
December 21, 2008 in Sports It only looked like Green Bay.
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Passengers escape burning jet in Denver
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World DENVER (AP) — Passengers expecting a flight to Texas instead had to flee their burning airliner, sprawled in a smoke-filled ravine off a runway with the fuselage partially buckled and …
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Latest storm a challenge
December 21, 2008 in City Latest winter storm puts vehicles and bus services on the skids. Hundreds of crashes and slide-offs have been reported throughout the Inland Northwest since the snow began to fall on …
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New storm wallops Northwest
December 21, 2008 in Region SEATTLE — A fierce winter storm blew in from the Pacific with up to 2 feet of snow and icy wind, creating a nightmare for holiday travelers already stymied by … 1
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Giving up the reins
December 21, 2008 in City on Page A1 In the last three months, Angie Hilding has given away nine horses she couldn’t afford to keep. Ordinarily, she’d hang on to the older horses at her Hayden ranch, which …
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Bureau closes, but vouchers available Monday
December 21, 2008 in City on Page A1 A $30,000 donation from Travis Pattern & Foundry Inc. this weekend boosted the Christmas Fund within reach of its goal. “The owners and employees of Travis Pattern and Foundry again …
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Market slide hurting colleges
December 21, 2008 in City on Page A1 It’s not just Joe Average who’s watching hard-won investments shrink. Joe College is having trouble, too.
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Afghans find tons of pot at old school
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A2 KABUL, Afghanistan – Afghan and coalition troops found and destroyed 2.5 tons of marijuana in an abandoned school in southern Afghanistan, officials said today. The marijuana, which was stored in …
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As economy worsens, Obama broadens his goals
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – President-elect Barack Obama has expanded his goals for a massive federal stimulus package to keep pace with the increasingly grim economic outlook, aiming to create or preserve at …
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Dozens hurt as jet crashes on takeoff
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A3 DENVER – A Continental Airlines jet taking off from Denver veered off the runway into a ravine Saturday night, forcing passengers to evacuate on emergency slides as the plane burned, …
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Rioting erupts after memorial
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A4 Hundreds of rioters battled police in central Athens on Saturday, fire-bombing a credit reporting agency and attacking the city’s Christmas tree two weeks after the police shooting of a teenager …
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Israelis strike Gaza as truce ends
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A4 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip – An Israeli airstrike against a Palestinian rocket squad killed a militant Saturday, the first death in Gaza since Hamas formally declared an end to a …
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Official Christmas party hailed as Iraqi advance
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A5 BAGHDAD – Trying to demonstrate just how much safer Baghdad is these days, Iraqi officials threw a party for Christians on Saturday, complete with huge posters of Jesus Christ. A …
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Afghanistan may get 30,000 new U.S. troops
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A5 KABUL, Afghanistan – The top U.S. military officer said Saturday that the Pentagon could double the number of American forces in Afghanistan by next summer to 60,000 – the largest …
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Councilman calls slashing accidental
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A6 A New York City councilman accused of intentionally slashing his girlfriend in the face with a broken glass called it an “unfortunate accident” on Saturday. “I have been charged with …
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Surviving octuplets celebrate 10th birthday
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A6 HOUSTON – As the cake candles flickered, relatives and friends singing to seven surviving octuplets on their 10th birthday Saturday had to pause and consider after “happy birthday to …” …
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Wounded dog a symbol of hope
December 21, 2008 in Nation/World on Page A9 MUMBAI, India – On a leafy hospital campus in this still-scarred city, one of the victims of last month’s terrorist attacks is making a recovery. He’s a chubby, cream-colored pooch …
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Navy veteran laid to rest in Hawaii
December 21, 2008 in City on Page B1 HONOLULU – He was a bright student, a courageous sailor who helped avert a disaster on a nuclear submarine at Pearl Harbor, a humble man with a love for books …
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Atmosphere electric as battle waged against snow
December 21, 2008 in City on Page B1 SNOMAGEDDON – A Columnist’s Diary of Survival. The biggest snowstorm of the new century begins on Wednesday with a soft flurry and the blaring ringtone from my cell phone.

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