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Monday, April 12, 2010
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Tax increases headed to Gregoire
April 12, 2010 in News Democrats in the Legislature filled a $2.8 billion gap in the state operating budget with an array of new taxes, cuts and money from Uncle Sam. Despite arguments from Republicans …
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M’s blanked in home opener
April 12, 2010 in Sports SEATTLE _ They’re built to play a style of baseball that once upon a time worked at Safeco Field. What the Seattle Mariners unveiled Monday in their home opener was … 2
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Fired ITD director says case law is in her favor
April 12, 2010 in Idaho BOISE - Lawyers for fired Idaho Transportation Director Pam Lowe are pushing for a decision in her favor on most of her key claims, based on a long string of … 1
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Man pleads guilty to ‘08 murder of baby
April 12, 2010 in City A Spokane man who murdered a 7-month-old girl then assaulted her older brother faces 12 to 20 years in prison when he’s sentenced next month. 2
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Biographies of finalists for CCS chancellor
April 12, 2010 in City The background summaries that follow have been written from information provided by each candidate in his or her application packet. 1
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Spokane lawyer, activist Scott Lukins dies
April 12, 2010 in Business Prominent Spokane attorney and civic activist Scott B. Lukins died Sunday in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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Spokane man sentenced in gun-waving incident
April 12, 2010 in City A man facing serious prison time instead pleaded guilty today to a list of charges that resulted from him waving a gun at a group of mostly teenagers. 9
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Senate probe finds fraud in WaMu mortgage lending
April 12, 2010 in Business, Nation/World The mortgage lending operations of Washington Mutual Inc., the biggest U.S. bank ever to fail, were threaded through with fraud, Senate investigators have found. 7
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5 chancellor finalists for Community Colleges of Spokane
April 12, 2010 in City Five finalists have been named as candidates for chancellor of Community Colleges of Spokane, including the current chief financial officer. 1
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Extension of jobless benefits clears GOP roadblock
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World Democrats in the Senate won an initial skirmish Monday to restore unemployment benefits to hundreds of thousands of jobless people despite Republican criticism that it would add $9 billion to … 7
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Pine Lodge prison to close under spending plan
April 12, 2010 in City OLYMPIA — Democratic legislators released their spending plan with a combination of cuts and assumed tax hikes, designed to fill a $2.8 billion hole in the state’s operating budget. 8
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Deadlines are this week for Bloomsday registration
April 12, 2010 in City Bloomsday registration deadlines are this week for those who want to take advantage of the best rate. The 34th Lilac Bloomsday run is scheduled for May 2.
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World’s deepest known undersea volcanic vent found
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World Scientists using a remote-controlled submarine have discovered the deepest known volcanic vent and say the superheated waters inside could contain undiscovered marine species and perhaps even clues to the origin …
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Injured baby improving at Spokane hospital
April 12, 2010 in City A 2-month-old baby who suffered what Spokane police first thought would be fatal injuries is expected to survive. 21
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March budget deficit declines to $65.4B
April 12, 2010 in Business, Nation/World The budget deficit for March showed a dramatic decline as the Obama administration formally entered a lower ultimate cost for the government’s $700 billion financial bailout program.
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Vatican to bishops: follow law, report sex abuse
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World The Vatican on Monday made clear for the first time that bishops and other church officials should report clerical sex abuse to police if required by law. But the policy … 7
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April showers likely today
April 12, 2010 in City, Idaho Rain showers are possible late today as a Pacific storm system spreadsbands of moisture northward from California.
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Railroad intersection fix designed to curb impatient drivers
April 12, 2010 in City on Page A1 The city of Spokane Valley is using state grant money to protect a handful of drivers from their own impatience. Too many drivers have been weaving around railroad crossing arms … 2
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Nuclear summit begins today
April 12, 2010 in City on Page A1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama’s pledge to one day rid the world of nuclear weapons runs up against global realities this week when representatives from 47 countries try to craft … 6
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It isn’t just your regular Joe’s
April 12, 2010 in City on Page A1 In March 2009, Nova Duft launched a bring Trader Joe’s to Spokane Facebook group. A California transplant, the South Hill mom and her husband, Ward Duft, are using the Facebook … 51
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‘Enough’ Senate votes to pass taxes anticipated
April 12, 2010 in City on Page A1 OLYMPIA – State senators are expected to vote sometime today on the same $667.7 million tax package that passed the House of Representatives on Saturday, and vote as well on … 2
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Real-life inspiration for ‘Dirty Dozen’ dies
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A2 PHILADELPHIA – John “Jack” Agnew, one of the original members of a U.S. Army unit that operated behind enemy lines in World War II and is often credited with having …
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Thousands line street as Poland grieves loss of leaders
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 WARSAW, Poland – Poland’s government moved swiftly Sunday to show that it was staying on course after the deaths of its president and dozens of political, military and religious leaders, …
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World in brief: Deposed president won’t step down
April 12, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 TEYIT, Kyrgyzstan – Kyrgyzstan’s deposed president on Sunday defended the legitimacy of his rule and urged the United Nations to send peacekeepers to help stabilize the strategically vital Central Asian …

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