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Thursday, September 15, 2011
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Sterk admits to some regrets over WSU football
September 15, 2011 in Sports Jim Sterk ran the athletic department at Washington State longer than anyone in the last 40 years and hired 17 head coaches, including the men who revived the flat-lining basketball …
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Tri-City defeats Chiefs in WHL preseason game
September 15, 2011 in Sports Matt Marantz scored the Spokane Chiefs’ only goal as they fell 5-1 to the Tri-City Americans in a Western Hockey League preseason game at Eagles Ice-A-Rena on Thursday night before …
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Murder suspect’s jailhouse death a mystery to friends, family
September 15, 2011 in News, City Friends and family say they are baffled by the death of a former Marine and accused killer found dead at the Spokane County Jail last weekend. Tristen Nebrae Jordan, 25, … 1
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Thompson attorney wants Zehm trial moved
September 15, 2011 in News, City The attorney representing Spokane Police Officer Karl F. Thompson Jr. filed a motion today asking a federal judge to move the upcoming Oct. 11 trial because of “intense” media coverage … 23
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Crash, fire close I-90 near Ellensburg
September 15, 2011 in Region KITTITAS, Wash. (AP) — Interstate 90 has been closed in both directions about 13 miles east of Ellensburg after smoke from a brush fire caused a multiple-vehicle crash.
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Mt. Spokane rallies to edge Shadle Park 28-21
September 15, 2011 in Sports Mt. Spokane, a football team that’s been there, held off Shadle Park, a team that’s trying to get there. 1
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WSU challenge: Stopping Hillman
September 15, 2011 in Sports When it comes to challenges, San Diego State’s football team will present more to visiting Washington State on Saturday than any of the Cougars’ previous two opponents. Especially sophomore running … 1
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USPS: Montana mail could be sorted in Spokane
September 15, 2011 in Region The Postal Service says it plans to study the possible closure of 252 mail processing facilities nationwide, including four in Montana, as it continues to try to cut costs.
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Obama awards Medal of Honor to Marine
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Thursday bestowed the nation’s highest military honor on Dakota Meyer, a young and humble Marine who defied orders and barreled straight into a …
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Washington budget sag continues
September 15, 2011 in News, Region OLYMPIA — Washington’s economic outlook continues to weaken, and the state could face a drop of $1.4 billion in the money it has available for its main budget over this … 9
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NW today: Tacoma teachers defy orders, continue strike
September 15, 2011 in Region As teachers in Washington state’s third-largest school district defy a judge’s order and continue to strike, negotiators for the schools, the teachers union and a state mediator will meet to … 48
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Fire damages three buildings in Soap Lake
September 15, 2011 in City, Idaho, Region Fire caused heavy damage to a small start-up church on Main Avenue in Soap Lake this morning with the flames and smoke spreading to an antique shop and tattoo parlor …
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House to vote on bill targeting Boeing labor case
September 15, 2011 in Business, Nation/World House Republicans are poised to express their anger over the government’s politically contentious labor case against Boeing Co. by passing a measure that would curb the National Labor Relation’s enforcement … 18
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Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to record 4.09%
September 15, 2011 in Business, Nation/World Fixed mortgage rates fell to the lowest level in six decades for the second straight week. But few Americans can take advantage of the historically low rates.
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Weather change brings showers, cooler air
September 15, 2011 in City, Idaho Scattered showers arrived over the Spokane and Coeur d’Alene areas at dawn today, signaling a change from the late summer heat of the past two weeks.
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Social Security seizes spotlight
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – Social Security suddenly has become a white-hot political issue, as the Republican presidential front-runner blasts the system as a “Ponzi scheme” and Democrats in Congress scramble to find … 17
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Smithsonian’s traveling exhibit debuts in big event for little Priest River
September 15, 2011 in Idaho on Page A1 When one lifelong resident of Priest River, Idaho, learned a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution would spend more than a month in her hometown, this was her response: “I …
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NASA unveils plan for manned rocket
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A1 WASHINGTON – NASA made official on Wednesday its next vision for space travel by unveiling plans for a massive rocket it hopes could blast astronauts to an asteroid by 2025 … 1
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Captive wolf on the lam
September 15, 2011 in Idaho on Page A1 When Mark Earls saw a shaggy, white wolf crossing a road in North Idaho’s Hoodoo Valley, he pulled out his cellphone to snap a picture of it. “What boggled him … 42
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Missing calico crossed country
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 NEW YORK – A calico cat named Willow, who disappeared from a home near the Rocky Mountains five years ago, was found Wednesday on a Manhattan street and will soon …
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9/11 tribute officially off the mark
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A2 Apologetic officials in a small New Jersey town rushed Wednesday to remove a stone marker commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks amid an uproar about what the …
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In brief: U.S. diplomats arrive in Israel
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 Jerusalem – A high-level U.S. team kicked off a new round of shuttle diplomacy on Wednesday in a last-ditch effort to contain the diplomatic fallout from the Palestinian statehood push, …
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Embassy attack called propaganda victory
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 KABUL, Afghanistan – American officials Wednesday blamed the bold attack on the U.S. Embassy on a Pakistan-based group allied with the Taliban, acknowledging that the assault brought a propaganda victory …
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Germany, France vow to back beleaguered Greek economy
September 15, 2011 in Nation/World on Page A3 LONDON – Calling Greece an “integral part” of the eurozone, the leaders of Germany and France vowed Wednesday to keep the currency union intact and to stave off a disruptive …

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