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Tuesday, July 14, 2009
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Whitewater park faces trout hurdle
July 14, 2009 in City Supporters of a whitewater park in the Spokane River must determine if the project would hurt trout populations before moving ahead, a city official has ruled. 1
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Phony covert military agent gets six months for swindle
July 14, 2009 in City A man who convinced his girlfriend he was a covert military agent and swindled thousands of dollars to fund his gambling habit will spend the next six months in jail. … 1
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Teen killed in Grant Co. gang fight identified
July 14, 2009 A 17-year-old Ephrata boy killed last weekend in what officials describe as a gang-related shooting was identified Tuesday as Michael Flores, according to the Grant County Coroner’s Office.
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Blackwell Island marina expansion wins state OK
July 14, 2009 in Idaho A planned expansion of the Marina Yacht Club on Blackwell Island has been given the green light by the Idaho Department of Lands.
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Winter Olympics could be boon for region
July 14, 2009 in Idaho The 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver will be an economic boon at a time when one is badly needed, Canada’s minister of state for sport told officials from throughout the …
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NW energy resources form the ‘Middle East of North America’
July 14, 2009 in Idaho The Pacific Northwest, on both sides of the Canadian border, is the “Middle East of North America” when it comes to energy resources, experts say, and it will eventually supply …
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Boeing defense cuts mean 1,000 layoffs
July 14, 2009 in Region The job ax at Boeing is set to fall on the defense division, which until now has largely been spared companywide employment reductions.
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Spokane County unemployment holds steady in June
July 14, 2009 in City The unemployment rate in Spokane County held steady in June despite the loss of almost 2,200 jobs, most of those in private education. 1
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Accused terrorist lived in Cheney
July 14, 2009 in City A Somali-American indicted in an international terrorist plot lived in Cheney and attended Eastern Washington University. 1
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Family hopes for miracle in U-Haul heist
July 14, 2009 in City A family that lost everything when a moving truck was stolen from a Spokane Valley motel parking lot will stay in the area at least another day as support pours … 1
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Police to emphasize child safety restraints
July 14, 2009 in City Spokane sheriff’s deputies and Spokane Valley police will be monitoring traffic at seven locations through this month to increase enforcement and public awareness of child safety restraint laws. 3
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Wash. seeks to jam cell phone signals in prisons
July 14, 2009 in City Washington is among more than two dozen states seeking permission to jam cellphone signals inside prison walls to thwart inmates from making illegal calls. 4
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Fire destroys Spirit Lake-area home
July 14, 2009 in Idaho Fire destroyed a home in the Spirit Lake area Monday night after fire crews were dispatched initially in the wrong direction, officials said.
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Bonner County police logs 7/13/2009
July 14, 2009 in Idaho Read the Bonner County law enforcement log for July 13, 2009.
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Grant County battles spike in gang violence
July 14, 2009 in City The shooting death of a 17-year-old boy in Desert Aire this weekend is the latest example of gang violence that has taken place across Grant County this year, sheriff’s officials … 4
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Warming trend brings back the sun
July 14, 2009 in City, Idaho A warming trend starts today and should continue through Saturday with highs getting into the 90s by Thursday, forecasters said.
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National Veterans Wheelchair Games
July 14, 2009 in Sports, City The 29th National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Spokane are drawing national attention. Check back here for hand-selected links, updated daily, to stories from publications around the country.
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Crowds, cameras welcome vets
July 14, 2009 in City on Page A1 Vicki Emmerson waited for opening ceremonies at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games to begin Monday night in the Spokane Arena, checking to make sure she had the most important item … 1
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Program targeted al-Qaida leaders
July 14, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – The secret CIA program halted last month by agency Director Leon E. Panetta involved the establishment of elite paramilitary teams that could be inserted into Pakistan or other …
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Sotomayor says she’ll apply law
July 14, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Sonia Sotomayor told her up-from-the-bootstraps story Monday to the Senate Judiciary Committee and vowed that a judge’s role is “not to make law; it is to apply the …
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Basketball kicks off games planned across Spokane
July 14, 2009 in City on Page A1 The National Veterans Wheelchair Games are not about athletes with disabilities, the head of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said Monday. “The games are all about heart,” VA Secretary …
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Gray wolf pack is state’s second
July 14, 2009 in Idaho on Page A1 Acting on a tip from loggers, wild-life biologists have confirmed the presence of a wolf pack with pups in northeast Pend Oreille County. At sunrise Friday, Scott Fisher played digital … 2
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Scientists call for new approach to swine flu
July 14, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 MILWAUKEE – An international team of scientists led by a University of Wisconsin-Madison virologist has produced a highly detailed portrait of the swine flu virus that has killed 211 people …
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Several factors combined to cause a historic deficit
July 14, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A3 Here are some questions and answers about what happened to the federal budget, and how we got to a $1 trillion deficit. Q. Just how did we go from a … 2
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