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FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 2006


Parting Shot -- Idaho Holocaust Survivor -- 12/8/06

Boisean Rose Beal talks about her harrowing experience escaping with her family from Nazi Germany days before the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1939, during an international human rights celebration earlier today in downtown Boise. Beal is the only Holocaust survivor living in Idaho, and speaks…

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Inside Huckleberries -- 12/8/06

*Cis wonders if OrangeTV would be up to the task of doing a restaurant review of Opaque on Hollywood's Sunset Strip were cusstomers dine in total darkness here.*Mayor Clay Larkin called HBO a few minutes ago to say he's bummed about Dick Haugen's ouster from…

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Top Cutlines -- 12/8/06

Christie's specialist Laurence Fisher show off two light bulbs, made by Thomas Alva Edison, on display at Christie's in London earlier today. The bulb is part of a collection of 23 light bulbs used as courtroom evidence on July 8, 1890, in a case between…

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North Idaho Clout: Clark, Nonini Land Chairmanships

District 5 State Representative Bob Nonini, right, talks with Joe Peak, owner of the Enaville Resort-Snakepit in Enaville on Monday, Nov. 13, during the Legislative tour overview of the Silver Valley and Benewah County/Kathy Plonka, Spokesman-Review file photo.Rep. Bob Nonini, R-Coeur d’Alene, is the new…

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Huckleberries Best of the INorthwest -- 12/8/06

Bryan Kim (right) addresses Judge Richard White during his first appearance in court with John Rodgers Spokane County Public Defender at his side Thursday in Spokane, Washington. He is being held in the deaths of his parents, Richard and Terri Kim here/Dan Pelle, The Spokesman-Review.Palousitics:…

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APhoto of the Day -- 12/8/06

Christie's specialist Laurence Fisher show off two light bulbs, made by Thomas Alva Edison, on display at Christie's in London earlier today. The bulb is part of a collection of 23 light bulbs used as courtroom evidence on July 8, 1890, in a case between…

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Jean Kirkpatrick, Reagan UN Ambassador, RIP

Former United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick is seen in this Nov. 4, 1990, file photo. Former U.N. Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, a onetime Democrat who switched to the Republican Party and became a heroine of conservatives, has died. She was 80 here. (AP Photo/File)Question: What do…

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You Didn't Really Think He'd Stay, Did You?

Item: Arizona State contacts Erickson: Newspaper reports Idaho coach in final trio of candidates/Jim Meehan, Spokesman-ReviewDFO: How many times have we gone down this tease road before with Dennis Erickson. First, he denies he's been contacted. Then, he sez he doesn't know what's happening, and…

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Editor Smith: SR Newsroom Prepares for

Following is a memo Editor Steve Smith sent to the SR staff Thursday evening announcing some pretty major changes in newsroom leadership and, to a lesser extent structure.By now most everybody has at least some knowledge of the upcoming shifts, adjustments and staff changes. The…

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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.