SR Morning headlines
*Supreme Court won't hear field-burning case: Farmers claim victory; clean-air advocates vow to fight on/Nicholas K. Geranios, AP -- I have only three words to say to the US Supreme Court: Hack, cough, wheeze.
*The road hardly traveled at all: Doug Clark found himself turning into, gasp, a Bloomie/Spokesman-Review -- You didn't really think Clark was going to follow through with this Bloomsday nonsense did you?
*Both sides claim win in pretrial rulings: Washington governor's race heads for court showdown/Jim Camden, SR -- As Yogi Berra used to say: This one ain't over until it's over.
*Idaho urges more tests on BNSF refueling depot: Railroad cites lost revenues; state cites holes in liners protecting aquifer/James Hagengruber, SR -- If you can get greenie Barry Rosenberg to wear a tie to a court hearing, anything's possible -- even a safe BNSF refueling depot. Ah, mebbe that's a bit too far.
*Contentious Times hits the stands: 15-year-old hopes to reach out, make difference in the world/Rob McDonald, SR -- The future of journalism is promising as long as youngsters like Nina Neff are waiting in the wings.
