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Monday, August 9, 2010
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Mariners win in Brown’s debut
August 9, 2010 in Sports SEATTLE – Last-place Seattle welcomed interim manager Daren Brown by getting its first triple play in 15 years in a 3-1 win over the Oakland Athletics on Monday night. Brown …
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$20 tab tax could get OK without public vote
August 9, 2010 in City The Spokane City Council has pulled a proposal for tonight’s meeting that would have added a new vehicle license tab fee.Even though a new $20 tax on license plate tabs … 8
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Residents, officials knock Silver Valley mine cleanup plan
August 9, 2010 Too far-reaching, too costly. Another knock for the Silver Valley. That was the consensus of public testimony Monday evening at a town hall meeting on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s … 1
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Indians sweep Bears
August 9, 2010 It took a few innings, but the Spokane Indians adjusted to playing just the second day-game on the home schedule, scoring six runs from the fourth to the seventh innings …
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Roseburg wins regional
August 9, 2010 in Sports After fighting for its postseason life the previous two weeks, the Roseburg (Ore.) American Legion baseball team is headed to the World Series. The Oregon state champ completed an undefeated …
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Police investigate another boy-for-sale ad
August 9, 2010 in City For the third time in six months, Spokane-area detectives are investigating a child-for-sale advertisement on Craigslist.
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Eagles upbeat as camp opens
August 9, 2010 With first-year Southern Methodist transfer Bo Levi Mitchell having won the starting quarterback job over six other candidates last spring, Eastern Washington University opened fall football practice on Monday without …
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Spokane officer hurt in crash goes home
August 9, 2010 in City A Spokane police officer injured while driving to a robbery and stabbing was released from a hospital today and is recovering at home. 9
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N. Idaho residents to vote on professional-technical school
August 9, 2010 in Idaho Voters in the Coeur d’Alene, Post Falls and Lakeland school districts will go to the polls Aug. 24 to decide whether they’ll pay for the $9.5 million construction of a … 2
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Carlin Bay drowning victim ID’d as Calif. man
August 9, 2010 in Idaho A man who drowned in Lake Coeur d’Alene near the Carlin Bay marina has been identified as Harry R. Hulley, 82, of La Mirada, Calif.
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Labrador joins GOP’s ‘Young Guns’ after all
August 9, 2010 in Idaho Idaho GOP congressional candidate Raul Labrador has ended an awkward dance with the National Republican Congressional Committee by agreeing to join its “Young Guns” candidate recruitment program, after refusing earlier.
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Dry conditions prompt Avista power-line changes
August 9, 2010 in Business, City Avista Corp. is making temporary changes to its power line operations as a result of dry conditions and wildfire risk. 2
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House fires reported in Spokane
August 9, 2010 in City A fire has been reported at a home on the west side of Spokane’s South Hill.
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Struggling Mariners fire Don Wakamatsu
August 9, 2010 in Sports The Seattle Mariners have fired manager Don Wakamatsu and three coaches in a front-office overhaul. 5
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Trent reopened after suspicious device investigated
August 9, 2010 in City Trent Avenue was reopened this afternoon after a two-hour closure between Harvard and McKenzie roads for what authorities said was an investigatino of a suspicious device found near Trent and … 3
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Escaped killer caught in Wyo., says he’s relieved
August 9, 2010 in Region An escaped killer with a handgun and a hitchhiking sign expressed relief at his capture today after 10 days on the run, while authorities searched to the north of this … 2
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Police: 4 men feared drowned in Idaho reservoir
August 9, 2010 in Region Anxious family members watched today from a nearby hill as dive teams searched an Idaho reservoir for four missing men who may have gone overboard during a prank gone awry.
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Highs going into the 80s
August 9, 2010 in City, Idaho The Inland Northwest is getting a break from summer heat today through Wednesday as a pair of weak weather disturbances crosses the region.
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Spokane City Council mixed on proposed tab fees
August 9, 2010 in City on Page A1 Facing daunting shortfalls in revenue, the Spokane City Council will discuss tonight instituting a tax on vehicle license tabs. Councilman Bob Apple said he will bring a proposal forward for … 22
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Fear, anger over mosques seen beyond ground zero
August 9, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – Muslims trying to build houses of worship in the nation’s heartland, far from the heated fight in New York over plans for a mosque near ground zero, … 37
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Kindness a family received amid tragedy inspires them
August 9, 2010 in City on Page A1 The Shegruds got to hold their 16-month-old grandson as he died, because smaller details such as food and sleeping arrangements were taken care of. Now they hope to do the …
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Jobless turning to Social Security
August 9, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 MIAMI – Paul Skidmore’s office is shuttered, his job gone, his 18-month job search fruitless and his unemployment benefits exhausted. So at 63, he plans to file this week for … 5
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Accuracy watch
August 9, 2010 in City on Page A2 For 08-09-2010
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For storm clues, planes head right to the source
August 9, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A2 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Should a hurricane threaten this summer, up to seven airplanes are ready to attack it – and no, they won’t be dropping nuclear bombs in hopes …

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