SR Morning Headlines (5/18/05)
*Delays slow spread of Amber Alert: Not enough info to issue statewide Washington alert/Spokesman-Review: Somebody dropped the ball here.
*Man may hold clue to homicides: Two kids missing as police seek 'person of interest' in triple slaying/Susan Drumheller, SR -- If the two children are still alive, they'll never be the same after this. What kind of monster would do such a thing?
*City may get West's legal bills: City Council would have to approve payment/Mike Prager, SR -- I'm glad none of my tax dollars are going to be wasted here.
*Don't kill future with quaintness: Sandpoint should ease height restrictions/D.F. Oliveria, SR -- Sandpoint's anti-growthers are going too far when they're fighting over one additional story that'll provide dozens of new jobs and keep a solid banking business in town.
*Man seeks $1 million from Spokane after charges he raped twins dropped: He claims police urged sisters to falsely accuse him of assault/Jonathan Brunt, SR -- Wouldn't a simple ap-hollow-gy be OK? It worked for Newsweek.
