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Thursday, October 14, 2010
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Chiefs’ power play needs some energy
October 14, 2010 in Sports The numbers are alarming but Don Nachbaur isn’t panicking for a number of reasons. The Spokane Chiefs’ power play is limping along at a 14.6 percent success rate – thanks …
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Economy the focus of Murray-Rossi debate
October 14, 2010 in City The first debate between U.S. Sen. Patty Murray and her Republican opponent Dino Rossi came down to who’s to blame for the current sluggish economy. 21
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Would-be bank robber threatens school children
October 14, 2010 in City A man called the Inland Northwest Bank at 500 W. Francis Ave. and demanded a large sum of money just before noon Thursday. The man threatened to harm local school … 1
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Man arrested for waving meat cleaver at Murray supporters
October 14, 2010 in City Police arrested a man around 5 p.m. Thursday outside KSPS studios after he drove by a group of Sen. Patty Murray supporters waving a meat cleaver. Johnny J. Sieler, 50, … 19
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New Pac-10 divisions apparently revealed
October 14, 2010 in Sports USC athletic director Pat Haden apparently revealed at a booster club meeting on Wednesday night the proposed new divisions for the expanded Pacific-10 Conference, according to the WeAreSC.com blog. The …
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Possible serial bank robber arrested in Spokane
October 14, 2010 in City A masked gunman was arrested shortly after he robbed a north Spokane bank this afternoon, authorities say. 4
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WSU football progresses
October 14, 2010 in Sports The record is the same. The statistical benchmarks are similar. But there’s seems to be something different about this Washington State University football team as it prepares to enter the …
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Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World Crucial pieces of a lawsuit challenging the Obama administration’s health care overhaul can go to trial, with a judge ruling today he wants to hear more arguments over whether it’s … 10
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Suspect: Sex abuse claim triggered slaying
October 14, 2010 in City A suspect in the murder of a Spokane man told investigators he beat and strangled the victim with an electrical cord after the man began talking about molesting a relative … 4
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US seeks delay in ’don’t ask, don’t tell’ ruling
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World The Justice Department asked a federal judge today to allow the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy to continue while it appeals her order to end the ban on gays … 11
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Idaho vote-by-mail initiative dropped
October 14, 2010 in Idaho Idaho Vote By Mail has called off its signature-gathering effort to get an initiative on the 2012 ballot giving Idahoans the option of permanently requesting an absentee ballot, saying it … 4
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Court: Tribal cops can detain off reservation
October 14, 2010 in Region The Washington Supreme Court said today that tribal police can pursue non-Indian drivers suspected of traffic infractions beyond a reservation’s boundaries and detain them until other authorities arrive. 5
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NW today: Open-carry gun case ends with diversion
October 14, 2010 in Region Kurk Kirby, 27, says he’s relieved he was given no jail time and just a small fine, after being accused of openly carrying a gun in a way that witnesses …
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Vince Grippi’s Pac-10 picks
October 14, 2010 in Sports It’s a small schedule this week in the Pac-10 with just three matchups. Take USC, Oregon State and Arizona.
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Crash, gas leak closed North Idaho highway
October 14, 2010 in Idaho U.S. Highway 95 south of the Spokane River bridge in Coeur d’Alene was closed for more than two hours on Wednesday evening following a one-vehicle crash. 1
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Fog shrouds Coeur d’Alene; warm afternoon in forecast
October 14, 2010 in City, Idaho Fog has settled over the Coeur d’Alene area this morning, causing visibility problems as far west as the rest stop at Huetter on Interstate 90.
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Traffic jammed to top of Freya Hill
October 14, 2010 in City Drivers in southeast Spokane are already running into jammed traffic trying to get off the hills along Freya and Ray streets because of a two-day closure on 11th Avenue at … 10
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Banks seize 288K homes in Q3, but challenges await
October 14, 2010 in Business Lenders seized more U.S. homes this summer than in any three-month stretch since the housing market began to bust in 2006. But many of the foreclosures may be challenged in … 3
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‘Graphic’ attack likely leaves inmate blind
October 14, 2010 in City on Page A1 A violent inmate who tortured and killed his cellmate at the Spokane County Jail six years ago, resulting in a $180,000 settlement by the county, is accused of gouging out … 16
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All 33 miners reach safety as families, and the world, cheer
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 SAN JOSE MINE, Chile – The longest underground nightmare in history ended safely – and faster than anyone expected. In a flawless operation that unfolded before a hopeful, transfixed world, … 1
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Life spans of Latinos beat odds
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 SAN JOSE, Calif. – The first national study of Latino life expectancy reveals that Latinos live 2.5 years longer than whites – a poor-in-wealth, rich-in-health paradox that mystifies doctors. A …
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McMorris Rodgers turns down debates
October 14, 2010 in City on Page A1 For the first time in decades, there will be no debate or face-to-face forum for Eastern Washington’s 5th Congressional District race because the incumbent is refusing to participate. U.S. Rep. … 166
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EPA approves ethanol increase
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A2 WASHINGTON – The Obama administration says gas stations can start selling fuel with more ethanol – a mixture of up to 15 percent – but it’s only recommended for cars … 3
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Obama’s response to ‘don’t ask’ ruling unclear
October 14, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – Defense Secretary Robert Gates warned Wednesday of “enormous consequences” for men and women in uniform if a judge’s order abruptly allowing gays to serve openly in the military …

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