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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
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Seattle Thunderbirds knock off Spokane Chiefs
February 23, 2011 in Sports Spokane Chiefs lose at home to the Seattle Thunderbirds.
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Orr hands over Fish and Wildlife battles to next generation
February 23, 2011 in Sports The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is fighting for its life at the Washington Legislature without one of its biggest guns.
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Gonzaga vs. St. Mary’s in battle of WCC’s best
February 23, 2011 in Sports Gonzaga coach Mark Few generally doesn’t get too worked up about milestones and records, but he does hold the West Coast Conference regular-season title in high regard.
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NIC among favorites at JC wrestling nationals in Spokane
February 23, 2011 in Sports If there has been a constant in this, the 52nd year of the National Junior College Athletic Association national wrestling championships, it has been the performance of North Idaho College.
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Census: Spokane remains state’s second-largest city
February 23, 2011 in News, City, Region Spokane grew by 6.8 percent in the past decade and remains the second-largest city in Washington, between Seattle and Tacoma. 9
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All Washington congressional districts to shrink
February 23, 2011 in News All congressional districts in Washington must shrink, and some of them by more than 100,000 residents, as the state adds its 10th district for the 2012 elections. 5
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WSU defense in a slump
February 23, 2011 in Sports WSU defense has let down of late.
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Idaho angers tribes with cigarette tax push
February 23, 2011 in Idaho Relationships between Idaho’s five recognized Indian tribes and the state are once again a focus at the 2011 Legislature, with Republican lawmakers starting a push to tax cigarettes sold on … 27
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Snow snarling afternoon commute
February 23, 2011 in City, Idaho Snowfall that began in the Spokane area about 11 a.m. is causing numerous traffic problems on the region’s roadways.
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Staub brothers lead CdA to state wrestling
February 23, 2011 in Sports Hudson Staub knows what to expect when he walks into the Idaho Center Friday and Saturday for the Idaho State wrestling tournament in Nampa. Even though the Coeur d’Alene 125-pounder …
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Idaho school reform bill pulled from Senate
February 23, 2011 in Idaho The Idaho Senate has agreed to send SB 1113, the main bill of state schools Supt. Tom Luna’s school reform package, back to the Senate Education Committee. “We still have … 2
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Tax burdens nearly same in Washington, Idaho
February 23, 2011 in Business State and local taxes in 2009 took 9.3 percent of resident incomes in Washington, and 9.4 percent in Idaho, according to figures released today by the Tax Foundation. 9
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Idaho bill targets anti-megaload lawsuits
February 23, 2011 in Idaho St. Maries Rep. Dick Harwood introduced legislation Wednesday designed to impose huge bonding requirements on anyone who sues to block a megaload - or anything else - from traveling on … 8
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Convention center expansion hinges on tax vote
February 23, 2011 in City on Page A1 Five years after opening a new convention center, the Spokane Public Facilities District is readying plans to ask voters for a $65 million expansion. The proposal would add more than … 38
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Complaints against police rose in 2010
February 23, 2011 in City on Page A1 More citizens alleged misconduct by Spokane Police Department employees last year than the previous four years, but the number of complaints that resulted in discipline decreased. Police leaders attribute the … 29
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Gadhafi shows no signs of retreat as powerful aide joins uprising
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 CAIRO, Egypt – Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi offered no concessions to protesters who have shaken his regime by capturing several major cities, denouncing them as drunkards, terrorists and “drug-fueled mice” …
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U.S. couple mindful of piracy risk
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 LOS ANGELES – Jean and Scott Adam traipsed the globe the way Georges Seurat painted an afternoon at the park – point by point or, in their case, port by … 2
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Study: Cell phone antennae trigger unusual brain activity
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 LOS ANGELES – The electromagnetic radiation emitted by a cellular phone’s antenna appears to activate nearby regions of the brain to unusually high levels, according to a study published Tuesday …
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Emanuel elected Chicago mayor
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 CHICAGO – Former White House chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was elected mayor of Chicago on Tuesday, easily overwhelming five rivals to take the helm of the nation’s third-largest city … 2
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Midwest Democrats show support for unions
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 MADISON, Wis. – Facing widening Republican attacks on organized labor, Democrats struck back Tuesday with legislative walkouts and boisterous rallies across the Midwest to defend one of their core constituencies. … 11
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Ruling shields vaccine makers
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 The Supreme Court on Tuesday shielded the nation’s vaccine makers from being sued by parents who say their children suffered severe side effects from the drugs. By a 6-2 vote, …
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Justice Thomas serves five years on bench without word
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court engaged in a fast-paced argument Tuesday over whether a microbiologist who tried to poison her husband’s lover with a toxic chemical could be charged under … 6
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Obama meets small-business leaders
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 CLEVELAND – President Barack Obama took his vision for America’s economic recovery to Cleveland on Tuesday, with a battery of Cabinet members and advisers in tow for what he billed …
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In brief: Jury convicts Iraqi immigrant in ‘honor killing’ of daughter
February 23, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 PHOENIX – A jury convicted an Iraqi immigrant of second-degree murder Tuesday for running over and killing his daughter in a case termed an “honor killing” by prosecutors who said …
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