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Monday, August 24, 2009
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Firefighters make progress against 2 Wash. wildfires
August 24, 2009 in City Firefighters have made progress on a southeast Washington wildfire that has roared across about 76 square miles of grass and brush since Friday evening, destroying a landmark restaurant near Moxee.
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Police searching for missing man
August 24, 2009 Spokane Police are looking for a 64-year-old man suffering from cancer who left home last week and has not been heard from since.
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$1 million bond for teen in pregnant girlfriend’s death
August 24, 2009 in City The teenager charged with stabbing his pregnant girlfriend to death was released from jail in the spring because there was no room in mental health services, court documents show. 3
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Giveaway runs out of school supplies in 45 minutes
August 24, 2009 in City Ann Bradshaw came to the Salvation Army on Monday afternoon hoping to get much-needed help with school supplies for her two boys, who start classes Thursday.
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Spokane Police logs 8/17/2009 to 8/23/2009
August 24, 2009 in City Read the Spokane Police activity and service logs for Aug. 17 to Aug. 23, 2009.
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Wash. bans Capitol holiday displays, tree to stay
August 24, 2009 in City The Christmas tree can stay — but no more Nativity scene. That’s the word from Washington’s Capitol, where protests erupted last winter over competing private holiday displays. 1
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Coroner: Michael Jackson death ‘homicide’
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World A law enforcement official tells the Associated Press that the Los Angeles County coroner has ruled Michael Jackson’s June 25 death a homicide. 1
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Second woman assaulted on WSU campus
August 24, 2009 in News A woman was assaulted early today on the Washington State University campus, the second such attack in a week, authorities reported.
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Police seek witnesses to drive-by shooting
August 24, 2009 in City A drive-by shooting last week occurred after people in an SUV asked a group outside a house about a party, then came back and fired a handgun.
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Thousands buy Idaho wolf hunting tags
August 24, 2009 in Outdoors, Idaho The first hunter to buy a wolf tag at Idaho’s Fish & Game headquarters in Boise this morning, J.D. Dennis of Kuna, arrived 55 minutes before the sale started. “Fortunately, …
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Collision involving grain truck closed roads
August 24, 2009 in City A 17-year-old Spokane driver behind the wheel of 1990 Freightliner truck collided with a fully loaded grain truck at the intersection of two Whitman County farm roads, the Whitman County …
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Apparent pipe bomb along river destroyed
August 24, 2009 in City An apparent pipe bomb found at a recreation site on the Snake River was destroyed on Sunday after it was discovered unexploded in an area that at times gets a …
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Crews make progress against Okanogan wildfire
August 24, 2009 in City OKANOGAN, Wash. — Fire crews are making progress against an 8,592-acre wildfire near Okanogan.
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Man in serious condition after pickup rolls
August 24, 2009 in City A Cusick man was listed in serious condition today at Sacred Heart Medical Center following an accident 18 miles north of Newport on state Highway 20 on Sunday evening.
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Highs in lower 80s today
August 24, 2009 in City, Idaho Warm, seasonal weather is expected today and Tuesday with something of a warming trend likely later this week.
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Hillyard upgrades a short-term hassle
August 24, 2009 in City on Page A1 The Hillyard business district looks more like a war zone than a place to go shopping. A series of projects is under way to rebuild Market Street and create a … 1
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UI researcher who cloned mule dies
August 24, 2009 in City on Page A1 BOISE – Gordon Woods, a veterinary scientist who helped create Idaho Gem, the world’s first cloned mule, has died. He was 57. Woods died unexpectedly Thursday, said Dell Rae Moellenberg, …
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Terror policy revamp OK’d
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama has approved the creation of an elite team of interrogators to question key suspected terrorists, part of a broader effort to revamp U.S. policy on …
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the great indoors
August 24, 2009 in Idaho on Page A1 Dr. Kristin Mansfield stopped performing wildlife necropsies in her bathtub after her kids were born. She moved to her barn instead. Lugging animal carcasses home was messy and cumbersome. But …
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Cash for clunkers ending with flurry of car sales
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 From Vermont to California, exhausted but appreciative car dealers watched their lots grow empty as crowds rushed to trade in gas guzzlers during the final weekend of the popular cash …
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Recession sparks modern-day Gold Rush
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 COLUMBIA, Calif. – Maybe it was the nail in Ray’s head. Maybe it was the economy. His wife said one as much as the other drove the decision to auction …
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China will put 200 on trial over riots
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 BEIJING – More than 200 people are expected to go on trial this week for their involvement in sectarian riots last month that killed nearly 200 people in China’s eastern …
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Thousands evacuated as fires rage in Greece
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 ATHENS, Greece – A partial drop in gale-force winds early today offered hard-pressed Greek firefighters a brief respite after wildfires raged unchecked for two days north of Athens, burning houses …
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Afghan vote challenged
August 24, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 KABUL, Afghanistan – The main challenger to Afghan President Hamid Karzai said Sunday he has received “alarming” reports of “widespread rigging” in Thursday’s presidential election by pro-government groups and officials, …

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