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Monday, April 19, 2010
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M’s Fister flirts with no-hitter
April 19, 2010 in Sports SEATTLE — In Doug Fister’s last outing, the Seattle Mariners needed Milton Bradley’s eighth-inning homer to break out in a tense scoreless tie against Oakland. On Monday, there was no … 1
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Region’s brightest students honored
April 19, 2010 in City More than 700 educators, students, family and friends gathered in a Spokane Convention Center ballroom Monday for the 18th annual Spokane Scholars Foundation Medal of Academic Achievement. The students are … 1
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Bank robbery suspect arrested 90 minutes later
April 19, 2010 in City A robbery suspect was arrested less than 90 minutes after police say he stole money from a bank at gunpoint today. 5
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Sheriff’s deputy suspected of drunken driving
April 19, 2010 in City A Spokane County sheriff’s deputy faces a one-year driver’s license suspension after refusing to take sobriety tests during an off-duty drunken driving arrest early Friday. 22
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Warm weather draws Inland Northwesterners outside
April 19, 2010 in City Michelle Schlienger and Samantha Lawless found a picnic table overlooking the Upper Spokane Falls on Monday as their place to take in the summer-like warmth that bathed the Inland Northwest.
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Hate crime trial ends with one misdemeanor conviction
April 19, 2010 in Idaho Jurors convicted a North Idaho man of conspiracy to commit disturbing the peace, a misdemeanor, in the first hate crime case to go to trial in Coeur d’Alene in recent … 4
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North Idaho senator wants challenger off ballot
April 19, 2010 in Idaho A North Idaho senator’s initial attempt to get his primary challenger tossed off the ballot has failed, but Sen. Mike Jorgenson says he’s not giving up. Jorgenson, R-Hayden, last week … 1
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Pedestrian killed by car in Desmet, Idaho
April 19, 2010 in Idaho An 18-year-old driver struck and killed a 22-year-old pedestrian early today in Desmet, Idaho, and alcohol is believed to be involved, according to the Idaho State Police.
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WSU Pullman stops accepting freshman applications
April 19, 2010 in Region Washington State University is not accepting any more applications for incoming freshman at its Pullman campus for next fall. 1
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Gov. Otter in hospital with flu-like illness
April 19, 2010 in Idaho Officials say Idaho Gov. Butch Otter has been hospitalized for treatment of flu-like symptoms. 5
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2 men who drowned in Sprague Lake identified
April 19, 2010 in City The Spokane fishermen who drowned in Sprague Lake have been identified as 72-year-old James Kindlespire and 53-year-old Virgil Phillips. 4
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Spokane Race for the Cure drew nearly 9,000 participants
April 19, 2010 in City Sunday’s Komen Eastern Washington Race for the Cure drew 8,850 runners in Spokane, an about 20 percent increase over last year, organizers say. 2
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Haiti judge: No decision yet on missionaries’ charges
April 19, 2010 in Idaho, Nation/World The judge investigating 10 American missionaries accused of kidnapping for trying to take a busload of children out of Haiti says a decision has not yet been made on whether … 1
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Toyota recalls 2010 Lexus GX 460 SUVs
April 19, 2010 in Business, Nation/World Toyota says it will recall its 2010 Lexus GX 460 to address a potential problem with the SUV’s stability control system that targets possible rollovers.
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E. coli tests prompt recall of WinCo ground beef
April 19, 2010 in City, Food A ground beef recall that has expanded to WinCo Foods stores in six Western states was prompted by a law firm’s investigation of contaminated beef products. 1
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U.S.: Toyota accepted record $16.4M fine
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World Toyota Motor Corp. agreed today to pay a record $16.4 million fine for failing to properly notify U.S. authorities about a dangerous accelerator pedal defect, but denied allegations it broke …
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Warm air stays over region today
April 19, 2010 in City, Idaho Temperatures today should be the warmest so far this year as a flow of air from the south continues.
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Planes test gritty skies
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 LONDON – Their losses deepening, European airlines on Sunday stepped up pressure to reopen the skies by carrying out passenger-free test flights despite the layer of volcanic ash that kept …
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At tea party, potential princesses get taste of Lilac Court life
April 19, 2010 in City on Page A1 The future was coming up lilacs Sunday for organizers of next month’s Armed Forces Torchlight Parade. Thanks to a couple of Royal Tea Parties at the Davenport Hotel, there will … 3
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Work extends runway, expands flight options
April 19, 2010 in City on Page A1 Construction crews are back at work at Spokane International Airport this month on a multi-year program to upgrade runways, aprons and taxiways. The largest project is a 2,000-foot extension of … 1
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Carry-ons to stay free, five airlines promise
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 ATLANTA – In a remarkable gesture to fee-weary air travelers, five major U.S. airlines committed Sunday to not charge a fee for carry-on bags. The promise to New York Sen. … 1
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Swazi activist wins environmental award
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A2 KASHOBA, Swaziland – When Thuli Makama set out to help struggling communities in Swaziland, she envisioned mediating agreements allowing people to collect firewood from wildlife parks. Instead, she ended up …
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Polish leader buried in patriotic ceremony
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 KRAKOW, Poland – Tens of thousands of Poles bade farewell to President Lech Kaczynski on Sunday at a state funeral filled with pomp, pride and an outpouring of patriotism that …
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Tearful pope promises action
April 19, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 VALLETTA, Malta – With tears in his eyes, Pope Benedict XVI on Sunday made his most personal gesture yet to respond to the clerical sex abuse scandal, telling victims the …

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