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SPS won’t increase class sizes or cut special ed assistants
June 22, 2011 in City Spokane Public Schools’ officials agreed to a 2011-12 preliminary budget Wednesday that does not increase any class sizes, but there’s still work to be done. About $1 million remains to …
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Bedard hard-luck loser for M’s
June 22, 2011 in Sports John Lannan and the Washington Nationals found yet another novel way to keep their winning ways going, beating the Seattle Mariners 2-1 Wednesday night with a pair of unearned runs … 1
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A sight for sore fly-fishing eyes
June 22, 2011 in Sports With most rivers around the region still blown out from runoff, the sight of a salmonfly triggers fond memories of the one year in 20 or 30 when the average … 1
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Shock faced with another QB decision
June 22, 2011 in Sports The Spokane Shock quarterback carousel is back in motion.
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No disciplinary action for deputy who shot pastor
June 22, 2011 in City, News The deputy who shot 74-year-old Wayne Scott Creach will face no disciplinary action after being cleared in an internal investigation examining his compliance with departmental policy and procedures during the … 100
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Idaho school officials knock new data system
June 22, 2011 in Idaho Idaho’s new multimillion-dollar student data system is causing giant headaches at school districts around the state and local school officials say it isn’t working, state lawmakers heard Wednesday. State Superintendent … 1
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Self-help author found guilty of negligent homicide
June 22, 2011 in Nation/World A jury has convicted a self-help author who led a sweat lodge ceremony in Arizona that left three people dead. Jurors in Camp Verde, Ariz., reached their verdict today after …
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Driver who died in cop chase was diabetic, friends say
June 22, 2011 in City, Idaho A driver who crashed into a log truck and died while being chased by sheriff’s deputies was a Post Falls man with severe diabetes, friends say. 23
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Income growth in Washington outpaces U.S. as a whole
June 22, 2011 in Business, News Joblessness may be high in Washington state, but at least those people with jobs seem to be doing well. Washington posted the 8th-fastest growth rate in personal income during the … 18
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NW today: Submarine exploring sunken ship
June 22, 2011 in Region A private submarine is diving this week near Port Townsend to examine the wreck of a steamer that sank in 1921 in Puget Sound.
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Idaho schools could get some relief amid budget cuts
June 22, 2011 in Idaho Idaho schools could get about $50 million in a one-time payout in July, no strings attached, if state tax revenues meet projections in the final month of the state’s fiscal … 7
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Sportsmen’s group outlines conservation-oriented agenda
June 22, 2011 in Outdoors A fledgling outdoorsmen’s group released a broad agenda today aimed at giving conservation-minded sportsmen’s groups a united voice before federal policy makers. The Bull Moose Sportsmen’s Alliance’s 18-point agenda centers …
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WSU’s Thompson likely first-round choice in NBA draft
June 22, 2011 in Sports The NBA draft is this Thursday and once again a basketball player from an Eastern Washington team is expected to be selected in the first round. Klay Thompson of Washington …
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Summer warmth moving east after today
June 22, 2011 in City, Idaho A major warm up in progress over the Inland Northwest this morning is going to be moving out. 1
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Group files initiative to legalize marijuana use
June 22, 2011 in Legal , News Activists behind a new push to legalize marijuana for recreational use in Washington state say the measure is carefully calibrated to what voters will support. Leaders of the group New … 7
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Noxious weed at dog park a burr in the fur
June 22, 2011 in City on Page A1 At least by its name, houndstongue seems like the perfect plant to adorn a dog park. But the non-native weed, which spreads easily in animal fur and is toxic to … 10
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Tribal casino promises payout
June 22, 2011 in Business on Page A1 If the Spokane Tribe’s proposed West Plains casino opens and turns a profit, the first big payouts will go to Spokane County and the city of Airway Heights. Both governments … 18
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Glitch gives middle class aid
June 22, 2011 in City on Page A1 WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama’s health care law would let several million middle-class people get nearly free insurance meant for the poor, a twist government number crunchers say they discovered … 114
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Merger seeks stronger mental health system
June 22, 2011 in City on Page A1 Two mental health agencies with long histories in Spokane will merge on July 1 to form Frontier Behavioral Health. The boards of directors of Spokane Mental Health, which last year … 2
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Wrong turn puts penguin 2,000 miles from home
June 22, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 WELLINGTON, New Zealand – He’s healthy, well-fed and far from home. And he’s quickly become the most popular attraction on a New Zealand beach. If only he could talk. A …
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In brief: U.N. chief gets new 5-year term
June 22, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 UNITED NATIONS – The U.N. General Assembly voted unanimously to give Ban Ki-moon a second term as secretary-general Tuesday, praising him for strengthening the world body’s role and visibility in …
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Accuracy watch
June 22, 2011 in City on Page A2 For 06-22-2011
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Senate OKs Panetta as Pentagon chief
June 22, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 WASHINGTON – The Senate on Tuesday unanimously approved the nomination of Leon Panetta to be the next Pentagon chief, handing him a crowded agenda of overseeing the drawdown of U.S. … 1
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In brief: Gay marriage bill enters showdown
June 22, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 ALBANY, N.Y. – After a day of more closed-door negotiations, New York’s Senate left unsettled a bill to legalize gay marriage, setting up a pivotal showdown today as lawmakers look … 2
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