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Thursday, February 12, 2009
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Zags escape Saint Mary’s
February 12, 2009 in Sports Matt Bouldin scored 21 points, Josh Heytvelt added 20 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 19 Gonzaga survived Saint Mary’s thrilling last-minute comeback for a 72-70 men’s basketball victory Thursday …
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Cougars clobber Ducks
February 12, 2009 in Sports Freshman Klay Thompson scored 25 points, hitting five-of-six 3-pointers, as Washington State beat Oregon 67-38 Thursday night in Pullman, handing the Ducks their 12th consecutive loss.
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Brown says MAC merger off the table
February 12, 2009 in City OLYMPIA – A controversial proposal to merge the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture with its Western Washington counterpart appears to be dead.
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Bill aims to regulate puppy mills
February 12, 2009 in City OLYMPIA – Visiting longtime friends recently, Kettle Falls’ Brandon Hatch was stunned at what he saw. His friends, who lived in Skagit County, were running a puppy mill, breeding dogs … 1
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Police say man accused of assaulting babysitter may have other victims
February 12, 2009 in City, Idaho A Post Falls man arrested after police say he gave a girl drugs, alcohol and a sexually transmitted disease may have more victims, according to police.
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Prosecutor seeks advice on RPS crash
February 12, 2009 in City Spokane County Prosecutor Steve Tucker has asked for advice from the state Attorney General’s office on an investigation into the death of a woman whose car fell from the River …
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Officials peg 75,000 Washington state jobs to stimulus bill
February 12, 2009 in City, Nation/World The proposed stimulus package before Congress could create or save 75,000 jobs in Washington state, a preliminary White House analysis says.
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Spokane takes note of Lincoln’s 200th
February 12, 2009 in City Four hundred Spokane-area schoolchildren, most of them from West Valley School District, filled the seats of the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox on Thursday as part of a national … 1
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Mourners gather at memorial for dragging victim
February 12, 2009 in City Flowers, balloons and a wooden cross atop a dirty snow berm at Carlisle and Cedar streets create a makeshift memorial for the Spokane woman hit by an unknown driver and …
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Here’s the Dirt: Helping horses get work space
February 12, 2009 in Business Judy Houck’s business relies on her therapy horses. The business, Medicine Horse Counseling, is nearly finished adding a large covered riding area on Houck’s property at 8101 S. Oak, off …
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Biden praises Special Olympic athletes
February 12, 2009 in Idaho BOISE — Vice President Joe Biden says the President Barack Obama is committed to programs designed to improve the livelihood of Americans with disabilities and special needs.
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Feds to consider protection for American pika
February 12, 2009 in Nation/World SAN FRANCISCO — The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will consider whether to protect a rabbit-like, alpine creature known as the American pika because of habitat loss.
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Idaho lawmakers reject air quality repeal
February 12, 2009 in Idaho Rep. Dick Harwood, R-St. Maries, failed to persuade the House Environment Committee this afternoon to introduce his bill to repeal last year’s much-negotiated, long-sought air quality vehicle emissions testing bill. …
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Best of Spokesman.com blogs today
February 12, 2009 Looking for browsing materials? Check out these recent hand-picked links from Spokesman.com blogs.
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Gregg withdraws as commerce secretary nominee
February 12, 2009 in Nation/World WASHINGTON — Republican Sen. Judd Gregg of New Hampshire abruptly withdrew his nomination as commerce secretary Thursday, citing “irresolvable conflicts” with President Barack Obama’s handling of the economic stimulus and …
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House committee approves enhanced partnerships
February 12, 2009 in City, Region A state legislative committee has approved a measure that would give same-sex domestic partners the same rights as married couples.
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Wash. Legislature closer to passing unemployment benefit boost
February 12, 2009 in City, Region The Legislature moved a step closer Thursday to passing a plan to temporarily increase the state’s weekly unemployment benefits.
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Coeur d’Alene Police logs 2/11/2009
February 12, 2009 in Idaho Read the Coeur d’Alene Police Department log for Feb. 11, 2009.
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Bonner County police logs 2/11/2009
February 12, 2009 in Idaho Read the Bonner County law enforcement log for Feb. 11, 2009.
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Obama urges Americans to follow Lincoln’s example
February 12, 2009 in Nation/World President Barack Obama called on Americans on Thursday to follow Abraham Lincoln’s example of showing generosity to political opponents and valuing national unity — above all else.
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Chairman unveils permanent Idaho ed cuts
February 12, 2009 in Idaho Rep. Bob Nonini, R-Coeur d’Alene, the House Education Committee chairman, proposed two far-ranging bills this morning to make permanent changes in state law to allow cuts in Idaho’s public school …
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Economic stimulus package on track for final votes
February 12, 2009 in Nation/World Economic stimulus legislation at the heart of President Barack Obama’s recovery plan is on track for final votes Friday in the House and Senate after a dizzying final round of …
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Hospitals now using consistent codes to avoid confusion
February 12, 2009 in City, Region Washington hospitals are adopting new communication safety measures so that no matter what medical center a patient is in, “code blue,” for example, means cardiac arrest.
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Court says measles vaccine not to blame for autism
February 12, 2009 in Nation/World Vaccines aren’t to blame for autism, a special federal court declared Thursday in a blow to thousands of families hoping to win compensation and to many more who are convinced …

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