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Thursday, February 19, 2009
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SCC accident kills running coach
February 19, 2009 in News The death of a heralded running coach and Spokane Community College instructor in a bizarre bowling alley accident left the school and Northwest track community devastated Thursday. 1
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Explosive device found at GU, student expelled
February 19, 2009 A Molotov cocktail found in a Gonzaga University parking lot on Tuesday led to the discovery of firearms and ammunition at an off-campus location this week, according to the Spokane …
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Cougars fall at USC
February 19, 2009 in Sports LOS ANGELES — Dwight Lewis scored 17 points, Taj Gibson had 16, and Southern California held off Washington State 61-51 on Thursday in Pac-10 men’s basketball.
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CdA girls roll in state opener
February 19, 2009 in Sports The Coeur d’Alene Vikings opened the Idaho State 5A girls basketball tournament Thursday in dominating fashion, putting a 60-33 collar on the Eagle Mustangs at the Idaho Center in Nampa, …
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Budget shortfall grows to $8 billion
February 19, 2009 in City OLYMPIA – Saying that “everything we feared could go wrong, did,” Washington state’s economic weather forecaster on Thursday said state revenues will likely drop another $2.3 billion by mid-2011, bringing …
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Zags clinch another title
February 19, 2009 in Sports Steven Gray scored a career-high 23 points and No. 17 Gonzaga pounded Loyola Marymount 91-54 Thursday night to clinch its ninth consecutive West Coast Conference regular season title and earn …
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Building across from convention center slated for razing
February 19, 2009 The agency that runs the Spokane Convention Center plans to demolish a century-old building in April to make way for more parking. 5
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Washington state deficit will top $8 billion
February 19, 2009 in Region OLYMPIA — Washington’s tax revenue is expected to drop another $2.3 billion through mid-2011, pushing the state’s projected deficit to about $8.3 billion, state officials said Thursday.
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Drinking ban proposed for repeat drunk drivers
February 19, 2009 in Idaho A North Idaho lawmaker wants to ban repeat drunken drivers from buying, consuming or possessing alcohol. Rep. Jim Clark, R-Hayden Lake, proposed legislation today that would impose bans for anywhere … 3
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New parking signs confuse some motorists
February 19, 2009 in City In trying to alleviate one parking problem in downtown Spokane, the city has created another: confusion. 5
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Dow closes at 6-year low
February 19, 2009 in Business NEW YORK — The Dow Jones industrial average is ending at its lowest level in more than six years.
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Hats off to Chiefs
February 19, 2009 in Sports The Spokane Chiefs have seemingly entered the twilight zone of hockey, and Wednesday night became just the latest episode in a string of thrilling on-ice performances.
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Best of Spokesman.com blogs today: Cougs take on USC
February 19, 2009 Looking for browsing materials? Check out these recent hand-picked links from Spokesman.com blogs.
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Moses Lake regains commercial air service
February 19, 2009 in Region MOSES LAKE — Commercial air service is returning to Moses Lake after a two-year hiatus.
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Lawmakers: Greyhound Park bingo OK
February 19, 2009 in Idaho Bingo should be allowed to continue at the Coeur d’Alene Greyhound Park in Post Falls, Idaho state senators declared today, voting near-unanimously for a measure to save the bingo operation …
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BPA plans $246 million construction project
February 19, 2009 in City, Idaho The Bonneville Power Administration said today it will convert new borrowing authority contained in President Barack Obama’s economic stimulus package to launch a $246 million construction project that could create …
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Man arrested in stabbing
February 19, 2009 in City Spokane police have arrested 45-year-old Terry Cleaver on a first-degree assault charge. He was wanted in connection with the stabbing of a man in the neck and chest on Tuesday …
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Sunny skies in future
February 19, 2009 in City Dense fog blanketed the Inland Northwest this morning, making travel a little slower and slicker. The sunshine should gradually break through the haze today as the temperature rises near 40, …
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County consolidation gets another look
February 19, 2009 in City on Page A1 First came really bad news about the budget. Then, on Wednesday, Spokane County officials brought up a word that historically has sparked the equivalent of a jurisdictional cage match: consolidation. …
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Mortgage plan aims to stanch home loss
February 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 MESA, Ariz. – President Barack Obama unveiled a $75 billion foreclosure prevention program Wednesday aimed at arresting one of the root causes of the nation’s economic spiral by helping as …
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Bankruptcy filing won’t affect GU, president says
February 19, 2009 in City on Page A1 Gonzaga University officials said Wednesday the school will not be affected by the bankruptcy filing of the Society of Jesus, Oregon Province, the Jesuit order that covers five Northwest states. …
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Call center fields TV questions
February 19, 2009 in Business on Page A1 More than 1,100 Spokane-area TV watchers called for help Wednesday, the first full day after the switch from analog to digital over-the-air television signals. Four Spokane TV stations switched to …
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Facebook withdraws change on terms of use
February 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 Facebook Inc.’s latest capitulation to offended users offered another reminder of the social network’s power for self-criticism. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based company rescinded a controversial change to its terms of …
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Geronimo’s family sues groups over remains
February 19, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 HARTFORD, Conn. – Geronimo’s descendants have sued Skull and Bones – the secret society at Yale University linked to presidents and other powerful figures – claiming that its members stole …

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