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Saturday, January 26, 2013
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Compromise on filibuster is marginal improvement
January 26, 2013 in Opinion on Page B4 This commentary from the Los Angeles Times does not necessarily reflect the view of The Spokesman-Review’s editorial board. Senate leaders reached a compromise this week on limiting the filibuster, an … 2
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Obama is tacking hard to the left
January 26, 2013 in Opinion on Page B4 The media herd is stunned to discover that Barack Obama is a man of the left. After 699 teleprompted presidential speeches, the commentariat was apparently still oblivious. Until Monday’s inaugural … 26
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Sign me up
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Amazing, the day Chris Gregoire is out as governor, her name is mentioned as possible replacement for the outgoing Interior secretary. She says she would seriously think about “serving.” At … 3
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GOP, pay the bills
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 In 2011, the Republicans threatened to not raise the debt limit, the stock market fell and the S&P credit agency lowered America’s credit rating from AAA to AA+. It is … 8
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Trust women’s choices
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 “Trust women.” This is a button that was often worn by Dr. George Tiller, who was murdered by Scott Roeder for providing women with access to abortion. 29
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Could use that militia
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Fact: Dec. 14, Adam Lanza, armed with what could be called a weapon of mass murder, set out to kill babies. And he did, most effectively, kill 20 of these … 16
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Stand for values now
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 It’s winter, and I just realized I may not have enough wood in the shed to keep me warm. Do I use the wood I have or do I save … 7
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Second look at amendment
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I feel like it’s time to take a second look at the Second Amendment. It contains only 27 words. It’s pretty direct. Here it is: 32
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Debt is incomprehensible
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I am tired of hearing the president and Congress argue about a “fiscal cliff” and debt ceilings. The newscasters spend a lot of time at it. They barely mention the …
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Arrogance at a bargain
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I don’t know how many millions the inauguration cost taxpayers, but it occurred to me that we could have put CNN’s Piers Morgan in the White House and gotten the … 4
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Library function is vital
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 The Neighborhoods Matter Governance Council urges voters in the city of Spokane to vote yes on Proposition 3. Neighborhoods Matter is a community-based program working to improve outcomes for children … 3
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Aid is available for college bills
January 26, 2013 in Opinion on Page B5 It’s college application season, when high school seniors around Washington polish their essays, burnish their resumes and study hard in hopes of boosting that GPA just enough. But as students …
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Is WSP crisis a sign?
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I have a genuine concern about the young men and women of America. We have tens of thousands of young people in our state looking for work. However, the Washington … 4
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Rein in Knezovich, S-R
January 26, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 For some time now, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich, in cooperation with The Spokesman-Review, has attempted to gather support for overturning portions of established labor law as it pertains to … 21
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Gold miner faces fines
January 26, 2013 in City on Page B6 MEDFORD, Ore. – A federal magistrate in Medford has recommended a gold miner pay nearly $200,000 in fines and attorney’s fees and stop working his claim on a Southern Oregon … 6
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Two sinking, listing ships pose big costs in Tacoma
January 26, 2013 in City on Page B6 SEATTLE – One abandoned ship sank early Friday and threatened to pull another down in a waterway off Puget Sound in the latest million-dollar problem involving derelict vessels in Washington. …
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Third time charm for Portland
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 The third game in five nights between Spokane and Portland drew an outbreak of penalties and one team that used the situation to its advantage. Ty Rattie, Nicolas Petan and …
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Cougars desperately need win vs. Beavers
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 CORVALLIS, Ore. – Another weekend, another game the Washington State men’s basketball team needs desperately to win if it is to maintain any hope of an encouraging season. The Cougars …
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Blanchette: Zags, so far, keep faith in WCC
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 Confession: At the first mention of the “Catholic 7,” the reflexive question was, “When’s the trial date?” Now research has revealed that while rooted in a certain context of protest … 2
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Photo: A stretch
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 University’s Kayleigh Valley gets two fingertips on the ball over Mead’s Mackenzie McPhee (24) during the Panthers’ 51-47 victory at U-Hi. R oundup of Friday night’s area prep basketball action, …
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GU has two goals vs. Dons
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 Gonzaga has a pair of goals tonight. One, win a West Coast Conference basketball game against visiting San Francisco. Two, continue raising money to help win the fight against cancer. … 1
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Newsmakers
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Wins A 50-year-old computer technician from McHenry, Ill., made a half-court shot to win $75,000 and a hug from LeBron James between periods of Friday’s NBA game between the Detroit …
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Woods leads through 36 at Torrey Pines
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Golf: Tiger Woods made it look easy on a dreary day at Torrey Pines in San Diego and wound up in a place he hasn’t been in five years. He …
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Cyclists can confess without fear of retribution
January 26, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Cyclists will be offered a chance to confess to past doping offenses without fear of retribution in an attempt to uncover the full scale of the Lance Armstrong scandal and … 1

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