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Friday, January 23, 2009
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Marching band opens Lincoln celebrations
January 23, 2009 in City A community celebration of President Lincoln’s 200th birthday kicked off in downtown Spokane on Friday with a rally at the Lincoln Monument at West Main Avenue and Monroe Street. Commemorative …
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Suspect claims he targeted only discarded drugs
January 23, 2009 in City Suspect in nursing home drug thefts denies stealing pain-killers from invalid residents. Cory Morse, in a jailhouse interview, contends he dug through containers of medical waste to find the fentanyl …
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NIC cancels 39-year-old lecture series
January 23, 2009 in Idaho Tony Stewart, who for 38 years led North Idaho College’s popular annual lecture series, gently chastised his former employer Friday for not making plans to continue the Popcorn Forum after …
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Plan would combine MAC, Tacoma museum
January 23, 2009 Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire wants to cover a small piece of the state’s projected shortfall by combining the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture with the State History Museum in …
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Avista wants more money
January 23, 2009 in Region Avista Utilities today asked Washington and Idaho regulators to approve electricity and natural gas increases that will boost average combined monthly payments $9 to $10 per month. 5
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Climber dies on Mount Hood
January 23, 2009 in Region Large chunks of falling ice struck a Portland woman climbing Mount Hood and sent her 400 feet to her death on Wednesday, authorities said.
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Gray wolves leave Wolf Haven for Mexico
January 23, 2009 in Region Six female Mexican gray wolves left Wolf Haven International, located north of Tenino, Wash., on two separate flights to Houston, Texas, and then onto a charter flight to Mexico.
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Man accused of keeping arsenal described as loner
January 23, 2009 in City, Region A Spokane man who kept a massive arsenal of Vietnam-era machine guns, grenades and plastic explosives in a Bellevue storage locker is merely a loner with some unusual political views, …
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Lower Spokane River wave damages docks and vessels
January 23, 2009 in City, Outdoors, Region Property owners in the Spokane Arm of Lake Roosevelt were swamped by a huge wave caused by a landslide last Friday.
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Best of Spokesman.com blogs this morning
January 23, 2009 in City Looking for browsing materials? Check out these recent hand-picked links from Spokesman.com blogs.
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Duncan extradited to California
January 23, 2009 in Idaho Joseph Duncan, the notorious serial killer and child molester whose attack on a Coeur d’Alene family shocked the state, has been extradited to California, where he faces another possible death …
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Obama asks lawmakers to back stimulus bill
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World President Barack Obama urged lawmakers from both parties Friday to back his economic stimulus package, saying the economy’s dire problems require congressional action even if some members object to portions …
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UI president stops coed dorm plan
January 23, 2009 in Idaho Saying he was uncomfortable with shared bathroom space for students of opposite gender, University of Idaho interim President Steven Daley-Laursen on Thursday announced the discontinuation of a co-ed housing plan.
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Car seat check on Saturday
January 23, 2009 It’s important to have a car seat properly installed to protect a child’s life during a crash. A child car seat check is scheduled for Saturday in Liberty Lake.
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Weather cold, dry for weekend
January 23, 2009 in City Cold temperatures and clouds will dominate today with highs in the mid 20s and lows in the teens for the Inland Northwest. The air stagnation advisory will end at noon …
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Tree death rates rising in West
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – The death rates of trees in western U.S. forests have doubled over the past two to three decades, according to a new study spearheaded by the U.S. Geological …
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Geographer proposes study of Spokane River
January 23, 2009 in Idaho on Page A1 Everyone wants their gallon’s worth from the Spokane River. The river and its connecting aquifer slake the thirst of a region of 500,000 people. They provide flows for electrical generation, …
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Fog overpowers lines
January 23, 2009 in City on Page A1 DAVENPORT, Wash. – Oldtimers in northern Lincoln County west of Spokane say they’ve never seen anything like it. A dense layer of persistent fog has caused ice to accumulate, weighing …
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President targets Guantanamo
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Moving to claim what he described as “the moral high ground,” President Barack Obama took a series of steps Thursday to dismantle the most widely condemned components of …
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Obama targets Guantanamo
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Moving to claim what he described as “the moral high ground,” President Barack Obama took a series of steps Thursday to dismantle the most widely condemned components of …
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Obama can keep his BlackBerry
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 WASHINGTON – The president wants a BlackBerry, the president gets a BlackBerry. It’s no secret that the Secret Service was none too happy about President Barack Obama’s fondness for his …
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Nevada may consider tax on oldest profession
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 LAS VEGAS – In revenue-strapped Nevada, where foreclosed homes dot suburban streets and poker tables sit empty, it’s come to this: A state legislator wants to talk about legalizing – …
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Abortion foes hold annual march
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – The inauguration of a president who supports abortion rights fired up the annual March for Life Thursday, with activists warning of new, more liberal legislation and urging President …
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Quick Iraq exit risky, Crocker says
January 23, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 BAGHDAD – U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker on Thursday warned against a hasty withdrawal of American forces from Iraq and offered a sobering assessment of the country despite what he called …
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