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Monday, May 11, 2009
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Finding a toilet could get easier in Washington
May 11, 2009 in News Loosened laws on bathroom access are on their way in Washington.
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Police: CdA homicide suspect waited for victim
May 11, 2009 in Idaho A man accused of gunning down a college student in the streets of downtown Coeur d’Alene told detectives he’d waited for the victim to leave a bar after arguing with …
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Fairchild honors fallen security officers
May 11, 2009 in News, City Eight Air Force security officers who have been killed in Iraq or Afghanistan are pictured on a memorial at Fairchild Air Force Base.
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Kroc Center opens to long lines, excitement
May 11, 2009 in News, Idaho Judging by its first full day of operation Monday, Coeur d’Alene’s new Salvation Army Kroc Corps Community Center will be a smashing success.
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Third case of swine flu confirmed in Spokane
May 11, 2009 in City A Spokane girl who attends Mountain Side Middle School has become the third person from Spokane to fall ill with the swine-origin influenza A virus.
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Tornado part of storm mix, officials say
May 11, 2009 in City A “super-cell” thunderstorm that spun up funnel clouds over Lincoln County and damaged property south of Deer Park last Wednesday also dropped a tornado north of Davenport, the National Weather …
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Second case of swine flu confirmed in Idaho
May 11, 2009 in Idaho The Idaho Department of Health and Welfare says an 13-year-old Ada County girl has the state’s second confirmed case of swine flu.
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North Idaho Senior Men’s Golf Gets Going
May 11, 2009 in GoGolf News At last, after a long winter, it’s finally golfing season in North Idaho, and once again older guys get a break.
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Freeze watch posted for Tuesday night
May 11, 2009 in City, Idaho The National Weather Service this afternoon issued a freeze watch for Tuesday night for the Spokane and Coeur d’Alene areas as well as the Columbia Basin north of Connell and …
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Spokane Police logs 5/5/2009 to 5/10/2009
May 11, 2009 in City Read the Spokane Police activity and service logs for May 5 to May 10, 2009.
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Boy recovering after going under rototiller
May 11, 2009 in City, Idaho Steve Barnhart says it’s a miracle his young son survived a gruesome farm accident last week in North Idaho. “We expect a full recovery,” the father said today, adding that … 1
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67-year-old climber returns from Everest
May 11, 2009 in Outdoors, City Dave Remington, 67, one of two Spokane seniors attempting to become the oldest U.S. citizen to climb Mount Everest, returned to Spokane on Sunday after coming up short on his …
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County identifies contractor killed at raceway
May 11, 2009 in City A Post Falls contractor killed last Friday in an accident at Spokane County Raceway was identified this morning at Bob L. Arndt, of Post Falls.
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New Idaho specialty plates include ‘Gold Star’
May 11, 2009 in Idaho Idaho already had more than 70 options for special license plates, from breast cancer awareness to snow skier to Pearl Harbor survivor. Now it’s got four more, as Gov. Butch …
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Bonner County police logs from weekend
May 11, 2009 in Idaho Read the Bonner County law enforcement log for May 8 and May 10, 2009.
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Pickup-bike accident sends boy to hospital
May 11, 2009 in City A boy hit by a pickup in Spokane Valley this morning was walking and talking after the accident, according to police on scene.
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First-class stamps rise 2 cents
May 11, 2009 in Business, Nation/World The post office wants two more pennies for your thoughts. The price of a first-class stamp for mailing a letter — or paying a bill — climbed to 44 cents … 1
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White House: Budget deficit to top $1.8 trillion
May 11, 2009 in City With the economy performing worse than hoped, revised White House figures point to deepening budget deficits, with the government borrowing almost 50 cents for every dollar it spends this year. 1
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Montana’s proud to have nothing to offer
May 11, 2009 in City on Page A1 Montana’s state tourism board is trying to make something out of nothing. Its tourism agency, Travel Montana, will spend $800,000 this year to place ads in glossy magazines extolling the …
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Health industry vows to cut costs
May 11, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Volunteering to “do our part” to tackle runaway health costs, leading groups in the health care industry have offered to squeeze $2 trillion in savings from projected increases … 1
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Whitworth students test horse-riding in treating cerebral palsy
May 11, 2009 in City on Page A1 With his arms outstretched, 6-year-old Tyson Thompson concentrated Sunday on keeping his posture straight and his leg muscles strong as he balanced on the horse moving beneath him. The boy …
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Event has cyclists going the extra mile
May 11, 2009 in City on Page A1 Don’t be surprised if you see more bicycle riders on Spokane-area roads this week. This is the second annual Bike to Work Week in Spokane, an event that could draw … 1
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Leno brings laughs, free of charge
May 11, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 WILMINGTON, Ohio – In a region stung by layoffs and the pullout of a major employer, comedian Jay Leno was good for a few laughs. The host of “The Tonight …
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Space shuttle heading out for final repairs on Hubble
May 11, 2009 in Nation/World on Page A2 After 19 years of service, during which time it has provided the most eye-popping images ever of galaxies, nebulae and, most recently, of a planet orbiting an alien star, the …

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