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Thursday, September 16, 2010
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Ferris, CV post football wins
September 16, 2010 in Sports Ferris and Central Valley are Thursday night winners in GSL football.
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Storm sweep to second WNBA title
September 16, 2010 in Sports Sue Bird jumped into Lauren Jackson’s arms to celebrate the Seattle Storm’s second WNBA championship and admitted that, after six years of waiting, this title was sweeter than the first. …
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Prosecutors reviewing Creach shooting probe
September 16, 2010 in News, City The investigation into last month’s police shooting of a Spokane Valley pastor and businessman has been completed and turned over to county prosecutors for review, authorities said today. Investigators have … 67
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Leahy hopes just to play in game
September 16, 2010 in Sports Brice Leahy knows he will never play in the NFL. Now he just hopes to get into a game at EWU.
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Seahawks’ Carroll a rah-rah guy
September 16, 2010 in Sports Pete Carroll coached his first NFL game in 11 years last Sunday and hopped along the Seattle Seahawks sideline like a sugar-filled kid. He spent almost as much time on …
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Cougars prepare for SMU’s run-and-shoot
September 16, 2010 in Sports Going into last season’s matchup with Southern Methodist University, Washington State’s defensive coaches thought they had a pretty good plan to contain the Mustangs’ run-and-shoot offense. Then the Cougars went …
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Gregoire: Services to suffer in state budget cuts
September 16, 2010 in News State health care programs could shrink or disappear in the coming months, at least one state prison could close and college classes could be more crowded next semester as state … 17
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Police: Teen ignited explosives that caused lockdown
September 16, 2010 in Idaho A 17-year-old boy is responsible for the homemade explosives that locked down Coeur d’Alene High School last week, police announced today.
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Police say Wash. acid attack self-inflicted
September 16, 2010 in Region A woman who gained sympathy worldwide after she claimed a random assailant threw acid on her face came forward today with a startling admission: She inflicted the attack on herself. 5
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Missing teen calls parents, but doesn’t reveal location
September 16, 2010 in City A 13-year-old girl last seen Sept. 4 called her parents this afternoon, told them she is OK, but wouldn’t say where she is. 14
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Home sales change little, but foreclosures rise
September 16, 2010 in Business, City The number and prices of homes sold in Spokane County last month nearly matched those for July, but foreclosure actions are multiplying. 2
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Older voters mobilize in Idaho
September 16, 2010 in Idaho The Idaho AARP is launching a statewide voter-education effort complete with voter guides for every legislative race in the state along with statewide and congressional races, meetings and discussions with … 6
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Drive-thru flu shots offered next month
September 16, 2010 in City This will be one drive-through where no one wants to supersize their order. On Oct. 2 nurses will be poking needles into drivers at Spokane County’s first drive-through influenza vaccination …
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Chewelah woman killed in vehicle rollover
September 16, 2010 in City A 56-year-old Chewelah woman was killed Wednesday evening in a one-vehicle rollover accident on Old Chewelah Road just north of the town, said interim Sheriff LaVonne Webb of Stevens County.
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Illinois bishop to be Seattle’s archbishop
September 16, 2010 in Region The Vatican today named a new archbishop to lead Western Washington Catholics, Bishop J. Peter Sartain of Joliet, Ill.
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Wash. braces for another drop in tax collections
September 16, 2010 in City Washington lawmakers are bracing for a big drop in tax collections when the state’s chief economist delivers his new revenue forecast in Olympia. 9
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Spokane work force adds 3,300 in August
September 16, 2010 in Business on Page A1 New employment numbers show encouraging signs in Spokane County. Total employment in the county jumped by 3,300 people from July to August. In addition, there were 450 more people employed … 3
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Local Stearman pilots win top honors at Illinois contest
September 16, 2010 in City on Page A1 Harold “Buzz” Bryant looked out the window of the Skyway Café at Felts Field on Wednesday and watched his past fly by – twice. Then the four Stearman planes he …
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Poll: Weak support for Washington initiatives
September 16, 2010 in City on Page A1 Three initiatives that would change the state’s tax policies – instituting an income tax, dropping a series of consumer taxes or requiring supermajorities to pass new taxes – have more … 3
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Tea party primary wins may be boon to Democrats
September 16, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Looking at the primary season in the rearview mirror, the image that appears most clearly might be the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag – the adopted symbol of … 3
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Post-partum focus shifting to brain
September 16, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A2 LOS ANGELES – Postpartum depression is often blamed on dramatic hormonal changes inside the bodies of new mothers. Estrogen, progesterone and cortisol all drop dramatically in the hours after childbirth, …
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Tougher rules sought for pipeline safety
September 16, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – The Obama administration called for tighter federal oversight of oil and gas pipelines Wednesday in the wake of a deadly California gas explosion that raised alarms about the …
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Schwarzenegger visits gas line explosion site
September 16, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 SAN BRUNO, Calif. – Fresh off a weeklong trade mission to Asia, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Wednesday made his first official stop in California the site of a massive gas …
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Arlington grave mix-ups confirmed
September 16, 2010 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – Two people were buried in the wrong graves at Arlington National Cemetery, the Army said Wednesday, as it followed up an investigation into bookkeeping problems and burial mix-ups …

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