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THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 2005

Wild Card/Thursday -- 11/3/05

'Twas nice to be back blogging again today, folks. I still have jet lag from the wonderful trip to celebrate my niece's wedding to a prominent son of a dairy rancher in California's Central Valley. If I can get my hands on the pro photographer's…

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Top Cutlines/Thursday -- 11/3/05

Student leaders from Notre Dame de Sion High School in Kansas City, Mo., shelter themselves from the wind in a box during the kickoff for the annual Food for Thought can food drive. You write the cutline.Top Cutlines1. "Ok guys, we have to start thinking…

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Coug Nation Takes Over Space Needle?

The Washington State University flag flies high atop the Space Needle in Seattle today on the first day of a fundraising competition between fans of WSU and the University of Washington that will benefit Habitat for Humanity's efforts to rebuild homes in the hurricane-ravaged areas…

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Peanut Gallery -- I Don't Like Mike

The Kennedy campaign has two things going against it. The money issue is obscene and should backfire as being too top heavy on contributions. The other issue is his willingness to manipulate the law on residency requirements for filing. He does not live in Coeur…

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Wanna Get Away?

I've just returned from California, where the temperatures were in the 70s most of the live long day. So, I can't blame Keith Wolter, the former North Idaho AIDS Coalition director, for looking forward to a change of scenery to Maui. Quoth Wolter: “I’m really…

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Peanut Gallery -- Free Transit?

I say, 'WHAT'S THE ANGLE' (re: new bus service underwritten by Coeur d'Alene Indian Tribe)? I hate to wax cynical, but there IS ALWAYS an angle. Nothing is for free. If it's too good to be true, it probably is. So what's the angle? More…

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Bumpersnicker

Sharing the same bumper on a white Toyota pickup with Kootenai County plates headed into downtown Spokane this morning, in black letters with a yellow background: "Kill Duncan" and "Death cures sex offenders the first time." Also on the bumper, spotted by an SR colleague:…

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Local Question of the Day -- 11/3/05

Issue: Attorneys agree: No video copy: Prosecutor will allow Duncan's lawyers to privately view the offensive material/Taryn Brodwater, Spokesman-ReviewMore Info: Attorneys came to an agreement Wednesday that will prevent copies from being made of pornographic videos that Joseph Edward Duncan allegedly made as he held…

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SR Morning Headlines -- 11/3/05

*Kiss-off doesn't hinder Payne: With Vaseline behind her, public defender rehired by county/Marc Stewart, Coeur d'Alene Press -- This is better than a soap opera.*Afghan ambush kills area soldier: Injured sergeant was able to warn squad mates of danger/Kevin Graman, Spokesman-Review -- Another local hero…

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Quick Fix 6 -- 11/3/05

1. Frederick Mike Humeston, 60 of Boise looks on from the front seat of his car, as he departs the courtroom building area in Atlantic City, N.J, earlier today. Merck & Co. won a major victory in the battle over its Vioxx painkiller Thursday when…

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Huckleberries Online

D.F. Oliveria started Huckleberries Online on Feb. 16, 2004. Oliveria's Sunday print Huckleberries is a past winner of the national Herb Caen Memorial Column contest.