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Wednesday, March 2, 2011
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Police nab suspect in drugstore robberies
March 2, 2011 in City, News A man was charged with several felonies after allegedly punching someone in the face, stealing their car, and robbing two different Walgreens pharmacies before fleeing from police Wednesday evening.
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EWU beats Weber, will meet again in tourney opener
March 2, 2011 in Sports Jeffrey Forbes and Cliff Colimon each scored 17 points and Eastern Washington beat Weber State 75-59 on Wednesday to earn a rematch in the Big Sky Conference tournament quarterfinals.
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Prison guards say budget cuts a safety issue
March 2, 2011 in City, News A cold, damp picket line of state prison guards asked for safety and respect Wednesday in Airway Heights. The picketers got an occasional car-honk salute as they called attention to … 1
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Landers: Another side to McClure story
March 2, 2011 in Sports The legend-making began quickly this week with news that former Idaho Sen. James McClure, 86, had died. Even in the case of a politician’s death, Americans have a natural inclination …
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Judge declares Idaho’s open primaries unconstitutional
March 2, 2011 in Idaho A federal judge on Wednesday declared Idaho’s open primary election system unconstitutional, ruling that it violates the right of the state’s Republican Party to ban anyone who’s not a party … 8
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Hardwood Classics notebook: Park early, stay for awhile
March 2, 2011 in Sports The WIAA has renamed the boys and girls state basketball tournaments the Hardwood Classics. At least in Tacoma, though, it should be called the Hard-to-Attend Classics.
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Eagle Scouts give Rosalia special bond
March 2, 2011 in Sports There is an element of trust among members of the Rosalia High School boy’s basketball team that runs deeper than most. Scouts’ honor.
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Cougars in precarious spot in standings
March 2, 2011 in Sports It’s the last week of the Pac-10 Conference regular season. It’s not only time for scoreboard watching, but for breaking down the standings as well.
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Northwest Christian boys back and hungry
March 2, 2011 in Sports Compared to Lake Roosevelt or Colton, the sense of relief at Northwest Christian for making the state basketball tournament may not draw much attention. 1
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Move fails to boot 17K Idahoans off unemployment
March 2, 2011 in Idaho North Idaho lawmakers helped lead an unsuccessful move in the House today to boot 17,000 unemployed Idaho workers off their federal extended unemployment benefits - a move that would have … 16
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Mariners look at Michael Pineda as possible fifth starter
March 2, 2011 in Sports The Seattle Mariners won’t know if 22-year-old Michael Pineda is ready for their five-man starting rotation until they see him for a full spring training. In one at-bat in his …
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Lewis-Clark State College names new president
March 2, 2011 The Idaho State Board of Education has named Tony Fernandez the president of Lewis-Clark State College.
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2 U.S. airmen killed, 2 injured in Germany shooting
March 2, 2011 in Nation/World The U.S. Air Force says two of its airmen have been killed and two wounded in a shooting outside Frankfurt airport. 12
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Civil suit against former SPD officer dismissed
March 2, 2011 in City Former Spokane Police Officer James “Jay” Olsen won’t face any civil penalties for shooting a fleeing, unarmed man in the head in 2007. U.S. District Court Judge Edward F. Shea … 42
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NW today: Idaho tribe probing claim of waste in bison hunt
March 2, 2011 in Region The chairman of the Nez Perce tribe in Idaho says an investigation is under way into allegations that tribal members wasted game during a recent bison hunt in Montana. 1
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Guard stabbed in head with pen, others picket for safety
March 2, 2011 in Region Even before a correctional officer was stabbed in the head with a pen at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla, Department of Corrections employees represented by the Teamsters union … 2
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1st Amendment protects military funeral protesters
March 2, 2011 in Nation/World The Supreme Court ruled today that the First Amendment protects fundamentalist church members who mount anti-gay protests outside military funerals, despite the pain they cause grieving families. 18
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Rain replaces snow today
March 2, 2011 in City, Idaho The mix of snow and rain falling at daybreak this morning should change to all rain today as a milder Pacific storm system moves across the Pacific Northwest.
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Plugged into future
March 2, 2011 in City on Page A1 Three charging stations for electric cars in Spokane will be upgraded in the coming weeks for faster service – in time for the first modern electric cars from major manufacturers … 14
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House votes to avert stoppage
March 2, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – The House approved a stopgap measure Tuesday to keep money flowing to the federal government for the next two weeks and avert for now a government shutdown as … 22
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Consumers, businesses face spiking price of gas
March 2, 2011 in City on Page A1 Recession-weary consumers probably aren’t too tired to notice the spike in gasoline prices. In both Spokane and Coeur d’Alene, the average price of unleaded regular gas has jumped about a … 27
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Idaho bill increasing class sizes hits standstill
March 2, 2011 in Idaho on Page A1 BOISE – The centerpiece of Idaho’s controversial school reform plan may be dead, senators indicated late Tuesday, even as separate bills on teacher contracts and pay move through hearings in … 1
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Blood-pressure drugs improved outcomes
March 2, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 LOS ANGELES – High blood pressure often goes hand-in-hand with heart disease. But some people with heart disease don’t have hypertension. Those people, however, may still benefit from taking medications …
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Gadhafi brings out supporters in Tripoli
March 2, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 TRIPOLI, Libya – Embattled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi marshaled cheering supporters and convoys of trucks said to be headed for rebel territory in a bid to counter reports that he … 2
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