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Friday, December 16, 2011
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Everett beats Chiefs for first time this season
December 16, 2011 in Sports The Everett Silvertips used a three-goal second period to earn their first win over the visiting Spokane Chiefs this season, 6-2 in Western Hockey League action Friday night.
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Tentative deal reached to avoid federal shutdown
December 16, 2011 in News WASHINGTON — Congressional negotiators reached tentative agreement Friday on a two-month extension of President Barack Obama’s payroll tax cut, and in doing so potentially cleared the way for approval of …
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University topples LC in battle of unbeatens
December 16, 2011 in Sports It’s becoming a broken record. More than anything, though, it’s an extension of how the University boys basketball team practices.
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Judges block millions in state budget cuts
December 16, 2011 in News OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A federal court is blocking some of the budget cuts Washington state made to a social services program for the disabled, threatening to force millions of … 14
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Eastern cruises past Pacific Lutheran
December 16, 2011 in Sports With 3D the recent rage in cinema, it’s comforting for certain NCAA Division I college basketball coaches to know D-III is still an option.
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Montana loses in FCS semifinals
December 16, 2011 in Sports Tim Flanders rushed for 287 yards on 26 carries and Sam Houston State advanced to its first national championship game with a 31-28 win over Montana in the Football Championship …
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Freaky Friday news: PETA protests possum drop
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World If a national animal rights group gets its way, people in a small mountain town in North Carolina will have to greet the new year without lowering a scrappy marsupial …
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Battle in Seattle big for Bell, Edi
December 16, 2011 in Sports Gary Bell Jr. gets a chance to play in front of family and friends. Guy Landry Edi gets a chance to play, period.
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Regulators approve Jan. 1 Avista rate increases
December 16, 2011 in Business, City Avista Corp. will be allowed to raise rates on January 1, but not as much as the company requested. Washington state regulators have agreed to let Avista collect an additional … 26
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Cd’A Tribe donates $35,000 to food bank
December 16, 2011 The Coeur d’Alene Tribe will donate $35,000 to the Post Falls Food Bank Weekend Nutrition Backpack Program, which aids Post Falls students who don’t have reliable access to good food … 3
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Justice Dept.: Seattle police used excessive force
December 16, 2011 in Region Seattle police have engaged in excessive force that violated federal law and the Constitution, the U.S. Justice Department said today. 17
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Ferris High School debate questions
December 16, 2011 in Opinion Questions of school board candidates at the Faceoff at Ferris Debate. 5
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Police: UI murder-suicide investigation finished
December 16, 2011 in Idaho Police have completed an investigation into the murder of a University of Idaho graduate student, finding a professor acted alone when he killed her outside of her home in Moscow … 2
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Washington, 8 other states win early learning grants
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World, Region Washington state is one of nine states that will share $500 million in grant money won in a high-profile competition intended to jump-start improvements in early childhood programs, the Obama … 2
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Idaho jobless rate falls to 2-year low in November
December 16, 2011 in Idaho The unemployment rate in Idaho fell three-tenths of a percentage point to a two-year low of 8.5 percent in November. State officials say that’s the largest one-month decline since 1983. 3
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‘Barefoot Bandit’ to plead guilty in Wash. court
December 16, 2011 in Region Kyle Ater remembers the three-letter chalk message left on the floor of his Orcas Island grocery store after it was burglarized for the second time by the Barefoot Bandit. Next … 2
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Chapter closed in Iraq
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 BAGHDAD – Nearly nine years after American troops stormed across the Iraq border in a blaze of shock and awe, U.S. officials quietly ended the bloody and bitterly divisive conflict … 1
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A gift that speaks volumes
December 16, 2011 in City on Page A1 Magen Wolfe believes her son can read. But she can’t be sure. Her 5-year-old, Andrin Jason, can identify the “Finding Nemo” DVD even without the cover. He can find certain …
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Iraq before and after the war
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 • CASUALTIES: • U.S. deaths as of Dec. 15: 4,487, according to the Pentagon. 31
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Seismic activity recorded near mine
December 16, 2011 in City on Page A1 Six of seven injured miners have returned home following the Wednesday night rock burst inside Lucky Friday Mine that was strong enough to register on seismographs. The failure of the …
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Stowell’s tenure held challenges
December 16, 2011 in City on Page A1 During her final six months as Spokane Public Schools superintendent, Nancy Stowell plans to write a retirement wish list on a big piece of paper that will hang on the … 12
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Cain thinking of Cabinet post
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 WASHINGTON – Herman Cain is no longer running for president. He doesn’t think he’s likely to be picked as the eventual nominee’s running mate, either. But he does have a … 9
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Accuracy watch
December 16, 2011 in City on Page A2 For 12-16-2011 1
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Syrian rebels kill 27 as violence escalates
December 16, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 BEIRUT – Syrian army defectors killed 27 government forces Thursday in apparently coordinated attacks that were among the deadliest by rebel troops since the uprising began nine months ago. The …
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