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Saturday, March 9, 2013
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Put climate on back burner
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I sat back and tried envisioning Nancy Street’s (March 5) future, where the president used his “administrative actions to keep our country’s land, water, air, and natural resources intact and … 22
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Sequestration confusion
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Republicans sought $850 billion in spending cuts, but through sequestration achieved only 10 percent of that goal. Now, they wish to blame their success on President Barack Obama. 55
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Tee up some real problems
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I recently read in the Wall Street Journal where 2 million women in India lose their lives annually at the hands of their husbands. Two main reasons were given: The … 19
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Keep options for all women
March 9, 2013 in Opinion on Page B5 Starting next January, more than 300,000 Washington women will gain access to health insurance coverage, thanks to the Affordable Care Act. For all of the great benefits the ACA has … 53
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House writes the bills
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Once again, Chicken Little conservative Republicans are strutting their stuff. Unfortunately, they apparently haven’t either read the Constitution or graduated from high school civics classes. All revenue bills, including taxes … 10
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Lands Dept. no longer public
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 When it comes to the state taking over management of our national forests, be careful what you wish for. I sympathize with the frustration stemming from the U.S. Forest Service …
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Don’t pursue Armstrong
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Once again the U.S. government is spending our tax dollars to stick its nose where it doesn’t belong. This time the Department of Justice is joining the lawsuit against Lance … 3
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Girl Scouts crying wolf
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 Girl Scouts do not pay tax on the cookies they sell. We, the purchasers, pay the tax, just like the store doesn’t pay the tax on our groceries. Our legislators … 1
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Demand more to save kids
March 9, 2013 in Letters, Opinion on Page B5 I’m angry with myself, our government, and fellow citizens. I came upon a Spokesman-Review March 22, 1994, article, with the headline: “Parenting rated best way to prevent violence.” Other information … 9
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House OKs payback for wrongful convictions
March 9, 2013 in City on Page B6 OLYMPIA – The state House on Friday approved a measure that allows people who were wrongfully convicted to seek compensation from the state for the years they lost behind bars. … 1
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Religion events
March 9, 2013 in City on Page B6 North Idaho This week “Unbelievable” Auction Fundraiser– Today, doors open at 5 p.m. at the Coeur d’ Alene Resort, 115 S. Second St. Enjoy dinner, live and silent auction, raffles …
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Early morning drive ends in crash, arrest
March 9, 2013 in City on Page B6 A man drove erratically the wrong way on the 6800 block of North Division Street early Friday morning as they watched, Spokane County sheriff’s deputies say. Deputies said a dark-colored …
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Drive starts now
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 LAS VEGAS – The Gonzaga Bulldogs’ rise to No. 1 in the men’s college basketball polls hasn’t clouded their memories entering the WCC tournament. “Two things that are going to …
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A tip of the hat
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 The national anthem of Switzerland may become a pregame ritual. The Spokane Chiefs honored recently acquired left winger Alessio Bertaggia before facing off against Everett Saturday night in front of …
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Daugherty returns but WSU women bow out
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 SEATTLE – Washington State knew the statistics favored Stanford on Friday night, but the Cougars were already ahead before the game began. The hard reality of being eliminated from the …
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Journey nearing end for WSU’s Motum
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 PULLMAN – The messages came from former and current players and fans, all intent on persuading a young, talented Australian man to honor his commit- ment and play basketball at … 1
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No. 1 reason to fret … or is it celebrate?
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C1 LAS VEGAS – Bumped into those best of friends and Zags fans, Hysteria and Horse Sense, sitting at side-by-side slots at the Orleans Casino. Guess what they were talking about? …
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Williams shoots Nets past Wizards
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Nets guard Deron Williams made an NBA-record nine 3-pointers in the first half, finished with 11 and scored a season-high 42 points to lead host Brooklyn to a 95-78 victory …
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Today’s Best
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Damian Lillard Scored 35 points, had nine assists in Trail Blazers’ 136-106 rout of Spurs in San Antonio.
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Sacramento bid short
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 NBA Commissioner David Stern says the counteroffer to keep the Sacramento Kings from moving to Seattle needs to be increased before the league’s owners can consider it. Stern said Friday …
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Blackhawks’ streak ends at 24 games
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 NHL: The best start in NHL history is over. The Chicago Blawkhawks finally left the ice without a point. The Blackhawks were stunned 6-2 by the struggling Colorado Avalanche on …
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Newsmakers
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C2 Signed Veteran receiver Brian Hartline agreed to a five-year deal for nearly $31 million to remain with the Miami Dolphins, his agent said Friday. The contract includes $12.5 million guaranteed, …
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M’s Hicks played baseball with Seahawks QB
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C3 PEORIA, Ariz. – If John Hicks weren’t such a compelling Mariners prospect, he’d make a good Russell Wilson historian. Hicks doesn’t just know the Seahawks quarterback. He played youth baseball …
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Iditarod fatigue: Seeing elephants in the snow
March 9, 2013 in Sports on Page C3 ANCHORAGE, Alaska – There comes a time during the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race when fatigue can turn Alaska’s frozen landscape into an unlikely habitat for an elephant that really …

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