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Stories for November 6, 2008
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Day after, Obama starts on transition
In Nation/World on Page A1 CHICAGO – Basking in his historic victory, President-elect Barack Obama went to work Wednesday setting up a government – naming a transition team and asking a brash Chicago congressman to …
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Resistance to I-1000
In City on Page A1 While Washington voters made it legal for doctors to help terminally ill residents end their lives, opponents of the assisted suicide measure indicated Wednesday they will continue to resist the …
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Honoring her final vote
In City on Page A1 Before Janet Westbrook died last month of cancer, she managed to fulfill one of her last wishes: to cast a vote for Barack Obama. Thanks to the Internet, a picture …
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Write-in candidate wins sheriff post
In City on Page A1 Shoshone County Undersheriff Mitch Alexander wasn’t planning to run for the county’s top law enforcement position after his boss, Sheriff Chuck Reynalds, was defeated in the primary. But when Gary …
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Obama election newspapers an instant collector’s item
In Nation/World on Page A2 WASHINGTON – In this Twittering, podcasting, digital age, the morning after America’s presidential election found thousands of people clamoring for something more old-fashioned and tangible: extra copies of the morning …
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Crew duct tapes unruly passenger
In Nation/World on Page A3 An airline crew used duct tape to keep a passenger in her seat because they say she became unruly, fighting flight attendants and grabbing other passengers, forcing the flight to …
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Gay marriage fight not over
In Nation/World on Page A3 SAN JOSE, Calif. – For same-sex couples, the roller coaster ride for the right to marry shifted Wednesday from the rough and tumble of a political campaign back to the …
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Author Crichton dies at 66
In Nation/World on Page A3 Michael Crichton, the million-selling author who made scientific research terrifying and irresistible in such thrillers as “Jurassic Park,” “Timeline” and “The Andromeda Strain,” has died of cancer, his family said. …
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U.S. probing strike on wedding
In Nation/World on Page A4 ISTANBUL, Turkey – The U.S. military said Wednesday it was investigating a report that an American airstrike hit a wedding party in southern Afghanistan, killing dozens of civilians and prompting …
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Medvedev warns against U.S.-Poland base
In Nation/World on Page A4 MOSCOW – Sharply criticizing the United States while offering to rebuild relations with its new leader, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned in a nationally televised address Wednesday that he would …
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Plane crash kills Interior secretary
In Nation/World on Page A4 A conversation between pilots and the control tower gave no hint that anything was wrong moments before a plane carrying Mexico’s second-most-powerful official suddenly dove into rush-hour traffic. The death …
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For many Iraqis, safe drinking water hard to find
In Nation/World on Page A5 BAGHDAD – Every day, a man driving a tanker truck filled with water comes to Nashat al-Chamamla’s village in southern Iraq, and every day the people line up to fill …
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Sayrs concedes county race
In City on Page A6 Democratic challenger Brian Sayrs conceded Wednesday in his race against Republican incumbent Mark Richard for Spokane County Commission. A race that was separated by about 3,000 votes in early counting …
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Rossi concedes defeat; Gregoire eyes stimulus
In City on Page A6 OLYMPIA _ Trailing by more than 100,000 votes and well behind in several counties he easily won four years ago, a somber Dino Rossi on Wednesday conceded that he’d lost …
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Minnick victory gives Idaho a Democrat in D.C.
In Idaho on Page A6 BOISE – Idaho’s congressional delegation will go from 100 percent to 75 percent Republican when Walt Minnick, a Democrat, takes office in January as North Idaho’s new congressman. But Minnick, …
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Two Washington races still too close to call
In City on Page A6 OLYMPIA – Two statewide races remained up in the air Wednesday, leaving candidates and campaign staffs struggling to read the tea leaves in each new batch of ballots. Well-funded challengers …
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Fighting in east Congo grows
In Nation/World on Page A8 KIWANJA, Congo – Sporadic gunfire and explosions echoed Wednesday around this town in eastern Congo, as rebels fought pro-government militiamen for a second day, forcing thousands of people to flee. …
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World reacts with elation to Obama’s victory
In Nation/World on Page A9 LONDON – If history records a sudden surge in carbon emissions on Nov. 5, 2008, it may be due to the collective exhalation of relief and joy by the hundreds …
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Signature hires lab chief
In Business on Page A10 Spokane-based Signature Genomic Laboratories has hired Dr. Allen Lamb to work as a lab director and help the company develop more diagnostic tools to meet growing demand for its services. …
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Obama inheriting crippled economy
In Business on Page A10 WASHINGTON – One day after Barack Obama was elected the next U.S. president, the outgoing Bush administration detailed its plans to borrow a record $550 billion through the end of …
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Corporations uneasy about Obama plans
In Business on Page A10 WASHINGTON – Barack Obama rode a wave of economic discontent to the White House and now faces the daunting task of turning the weakening economy around. Business groups wary of …
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Kaiser Aluminum reports loss, suspends stock buybacks
In Business on Page A10 An outage at its smelter in Wales and non-cash markdowns dragged Kaiser Aluminum Corp. third-quarter earnings into the red, the company announced Wednesday. Kaiser also said it would suspend stock …
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Automakers hopeful Obama can bring change
In Business on Page A10 DETROIT – Detroit automakers and their allies in Congress said Wednesday Barack Obama’s victory could help U.S. automakers line up federal funding needed for them to survive a terrible economic …
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SHOPPING LIFE
In Business on Page A10 With Americans in a deep funk amid rising layoffs and shrinking retirement funds, retailers are pushing holiday displays and store events that are even more festive and colorful than in …
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McCain weighing new role in Senate
In Nation/World on Page A13 PHOENIX – Before resting from the grueling presidential race, John McCain began discussing with senior aides what role he will play in the Senate now that he has promised to …
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Stevens holding narrow lead
In Nation/World on Page A13 WASHINGTON – Despite his conviction last month on corruption charges, Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator, clung tenuously to his Alaska Senate seat on Wednesday as congressional Democrats exulted in …
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Snow on the mountains
In City on Page B1 You know it’s an early snowfall when it catches the employees at a ski area by surprise. As much as a foot of fresh snow – the first heavy accumulation …
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Avista promoting natural gas
In Idaho on Page B1 Beulah Townsend keeps her apartment at a comfortable 71 degrees, and still pays less than $34 per month for utilities. “I like the double-pane windows,” said Townsend, a retired travel …
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Post-election rollin’ with my Presidential Press Posse
In City on Page B1 I came up with something important while my Presidential Press Posse rolled all over Spokane to experience Tuesday night’s historic election. My theory is that there is a very good …
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Jury shown items used in girl’s torture
In City on Page B1 One by one, the items used to torture 4-year-old Summer Phelps in the last months of her life were shown Wednesday to a Spokane County Superior Court jury. A black …
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Red-light runner hits Apple’s car
In City on Page B2 A Spokane city councilman who opposed installing red light cameras at city intersections was hit by a red-light runner last week, but that hasn’t changed his mind about the need …
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Powder leads to lockdown
In City on Page B2 A powdery substance investigators learned was mostly corn starch caused a lockdown at a North Idaho office Wednesday. Three employees at the Louisiana Pacific Corp. office near Hayden were in …
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Washington Records
In City on Page B2 Spokane County Marriage licenses
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Idaho Records
In City on Page B2 For 11-06-2008
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Mormon cannery thrives
In City on Page B3 KENT, Wash. – When it comes to having sacred experiences, one probably wouldn’t think of a cannery in Kent. But for about a dozen Mormon church members on a recent …
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Gun rights groups sue over licenses
In City on Page B3 A Bellevue gun rights group and the National Rifle Association have filed a federal lawsuit against the state Department of Licensing. The Second Amendment Foundation said the department requires resident …
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Sound Transit’s rail plan passing
In City on Page B3 SEATTLE – A regional transit proposal that would extend light rail service from downtown Seattle into the surrounding suburbs was headed for passage behind solid support in King County. Proposition …
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Dam near Walla Walla leaking
In City on Page B3 The leaking Mill Creek Storage Dam near Walla Walla poses an “unacceptable” risk to the public and will be specially managed until it can be repaired, the U.S. Army Corps …
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New casino in Snoqualmie opening today
In City on Page B3 SNOQUALMIE, Wash. – The King County Sheriff’s Office is preparing for heavy traffic after the new Snoqualmie Casino opens today. As many as 30,000 people are expected to back up …
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Media bias a form of arrogance
In Opinion on Page B4 More than the economy has melted down. What remains of big media credibility has also liquefied and won’t recover anytime soon, if it ever does. Don’t take my word for …
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Getting past hyper-partisanship
In Opinion on Page B4 The celebration of Barack Obama’s victory was genuine and heartfelt, as it should have been. No one who has lived in this country and knows its history can be insensitive …
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Access without abuse
In Opinion on Page B4 The following editorial appeared Wednesday in the Yakima Herald-Republic.
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Our View: Barack Obama’s victory was based on merit
In Opinion on Page B4 As President-elect Barack Obama calmly took to the lectern on the raised stage at Chicago’s Grant Park, he looked like a man who had done this sort of thing before. …
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Breast exams can look too closely
In Opinion on Page B5 N ow that we’ve spent the month of October scaring women about breast cancer, isn’t it time for a month scaring them about mammography? If not a month, a week? …
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At long last, hope has a place at the table
In Opinion on Page B5 I, too, sing America. I am the darker brother.
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Dad knows best in tough times
In Sports on Page C1 PULLMAN – College football games are, at their core, a series of violent collisions. They’re a test of wills and willpower. A reckless abandon is needed to compete, to risk …
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Australian forward chooses WSU
In Sports on Page C1 PULLMAN – Australian power forward Brock Motum on Wednesday became the fourth high school senior to commit to Washington State, confirming his intention to sign a letter of intent with …
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Fast Break
In Sports on Page C1 For 11-06-2008
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Seattle receives positive news on top QB
In Sports on Page C1 RENTON, Wash. – Matt Hasselbeck is coming back – just not yet. The Seattle Seahawks expect their indispensable quarterback to return against first-place Arizona on Nov. 16. Until then, Hasselbeck …
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Koper, Wahl set pace
In Sports on Page C1 The rich got richer Wednesday night. Already the Spokane Chiefs’ top two scorers, Levko Koper and Mitch Wahl each found the net to improve their individual numbers.
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Reason for bird fatalities clear as glass
In Sports on Page C1 Picture windows that enable us to enjoy nature from the comfort of our homes can be deadly to the birds we love to watch. And that’s putting it mildly. Ornithologists …
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Teenager’s ball carrier catches on
In Sports on Page C2 As a 12-year-old, Adrian Lindsey got tired of having to balance a basketball while riding his bicycle to his Akron, Ohio, neighborhood courts. He didn’t like riding one-handed, but he …
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Maddux remains a standout in his fielding
In Sports on Page C2 Pitcher Greg Maddux, 42, won his record 18th Gold Glove on Wednesday while outfielder Shane Victorino of the World Series champion Philadelphia Phillies was among five first-time winners in the …
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Today’s Best
In Sports on Page C2 Amare Stoudemire Scored 49 points, one short of his career high, in Phoenix’s NBA victory over Indiana.
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Down-and-out Eagles
In Sports on Page C3 First-year Eastern Washington University football coach Beau Baldwin said Wednesday that his Eagles are emotionally hurting a bit as they prepare for Saturday’s Big Sky Conference matchup against Northern Colorado …
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Ball State rolls to win
In Sports on Page C3 MUNCIE, Ind. – Nate Davis threw for four touchdowns and ran for another as No. 16 Ball State routed Northern Illinois 45-14 on Wednesday night in college football to remain …
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Erickson returns to familiar area in unfamiliar spot
In Sports on Page C3 SEATTLE – These are not typical times for Dennis Erickson. The 1965 graduate of Everett High School returns to his home state for Arizona State’s game against Washington, and he …
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Average teams give WSU, UW respite
In Sports on Page C3 It was another big weekend for Bottom Ten co-leaders Washington and Washington State, which lost their games by a combined score of 114-0, ratcheting up interest for their annual Apple …
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Pac-10 picks
In Sports on Page C4 Perfection is a knife that cuts both ways. We were perfect again last week – perfectly awful.
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Vandals use height edge to cruise in exhibition
In Sports on Page C4 Brandon Wiley led Idaho with 21 points and eight rebounds and the Vandals shot 60 percent from the floor in cruising to a 106-40 basketball win over Walla Walla University …
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Sisters on opposite sides of the net
In Sports on Page C5 Lewis and Clark hosts Saturday’s 4A and 3A Greater Spokane League district volleyball tournaments and if form holds in the double-elimination event, stepsisters Madison Dahlstrom and Allyson Hanson will face …
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Shadle, EV qualify for state soccer
In Sports on Page C5 Tiara Pajimola scored the go-ahead goal in the 64th minute on a rebound off the post as Shadle Park qualified for state by upsetting host Mt. Spokane 2-1 in the …
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Playoffs begin with limited title hopes
In Sports on Page C5 No North Idaho football team will win a state championship. Now before anyone says, “Gee, Lee, that’s really stepping out on a limb,” consider that I think a couple of …
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Fleet front-runner
In Sports on Page C5 Andy Kimpel came out of nowhere as a freshman to place fifth the next season in the State 3A cross country championships. But his coach at North Central, Jon Knight, …
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On the Air
In Sports on Page C6 For 11-06-2008
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Ref breaks silence about scandal
In Sports on Page C6 Referee Scott Foster broke his silence Tuesday, discussing his role in the NBA’s betting scandal and his relationship with former official Tim Donaghy. Foster was tied to the scandal after …
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Today’s menu
In Sports on Page C6 For 11-06-2008
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Johnson’s win highlights sports figures’ elections
In Sports on Page C7 With a blessing from basketball royalty and backing from hometown voters, Kevin Johnson swept into office as mayor of Sacramento, Calif., while more than a dozen other sports figures played …
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The Slice: Wonder if her ears were burning
In Features on Page D1 I have no idea what it’s like to have Spokane Fire Chief Bobby Williams for a boss. But the other day I was listening to him praise one of his …
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Think beyond swing!
In Features on Page D1 A band that’s swinging doesn’t have to play swing music. That’s something the organizer of the 2008 Think Swing! Jazz and Blues Festival wants to make clear. When Garrin Hertel …
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Symphony offers pair of firsts
In Features on Page D1 Spokane Symphony audiences will hear two debuts this weekend at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox. The American cellist Julie Albers will make her Spokane debut playing a concerto …
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Take partner to court
In Features on Page D2 Dear Annie: A year ago, I was invited to invest in the company where I worked and become a part-owner. My husband and I took out a second mortgage and …
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Baez still has a voice of grace
In Features on Page D2 From the outset of her career a half-century ago, Joan Baez has possessed a distinctive, spine-tingling three-octave voice. A vessel of purity and a tower of strength, her soprano helped …
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Explore options for treating high cholesterol
In Features on Page D3 Dear Dr. Gott: I have had a high cholesterol level for several years. As a 67-year-old female, I try to eat responsibly and really feel my condition is hereditary since …
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Memoir can wait
In Features on Page D3 NEW YORK – In less than three months, President-elect Barack Obama will take office and the Bush administration will belong to history. With the president reportedly interested in writing about …
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Oprah guests on ‘30 Rock’
In Features on Page D4 Tonight’s must-see “30 Rock,” 9:31 p.m., NBC. TV has had its funniest moments when a key character turns tipsy. In these politically correct times, the trick is to have it …
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arts calendar
In Features on Page D5 Auditions ‘The Women of Lockerbie’ – Spokane Civic Theatre will host auditions Dec. 1-2, 6:30 p.m., at 1020 N. Howard St. Needed are four women, between the ages of 40-70, …
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Leftover harvest helps feed hungry
In Voices on Page N1 Sometimes the simplest idea can yield the most amazing results. Such is the case with the Rotary Home Harvest program. Bob Slyter was troubled by the amount of fruit he’d …
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Ladies, start your shopping
In Voices on Page N1 Local businesses are rolling out the pink carpet Saturday for area women during the fourth annual Girls Day Out event. Antique stores, specialty shops, book stores, coffee shops and other …
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Intersection, pedestrians risky mix
In Voices on Page N1 The intersection of Mission Avenue and Hamilton Street frustrates drivers to no end, especially those trying to turn left, but advocates for those with disabilities are calling for changes to …
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Election lead-up gets a bit weird
In Voices on Page N1 OLYMPIA – For a political column, you’ll find this one to be remarkably devoid of post-election punditry. Why? Because our print schedule means I’m writing this on Monday morning. My …
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Friendship a rewarding investment for these women
In Voices on Page N2 In the newspaper clipping, four dark-haired women and one redhead grin confidently at the camera. It’s July 1993, and these five women have been meeting for dinner monthly since 1979. …
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Creativity has many forms in Kat Morris’ life
In Voices on Page N3 Kat Morris spent a lot of time alone as a child. Her single mother often sent her by train to her grandmother’s house in a small town in Montana called …
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Stagewest plans auditions Nov. 14
In Voices on Page N3 Stagewest Community Theatre will be holding auditions for “Love Rides the Rails” at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 314 S. Spruce St., Room A, Nov. 14 at 6:30 p.m., Nov. 15 at …
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If it gets too cold to plant, start bulbs in pots
In Voices on Page N4 Late last fall a friend sent me several bags of daffodil and tulips bulbs. I was thrilled because he is a well-known bulb grower back east and has beautiful plants. …
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Auction items featured at All Saints School gala
In Voices on Page N6 Tickets are on sale through Friday to attend the All Saints Catholic School’s Snowflake Gala Nov. 14 at the Northern Quest Casino, 100 N. Hayford Road, Spokane. The evening will …
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Construction closes trails’ intersection
In Voices on Page N6 The Centennial Trail and Prairie Trail will be closed at and surrounding the intersection of the two trails approximately through Thanksgiving. In a collaborative effort among the North Idaho Centennial …
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Mt. Spokane High holds mock election
In Voices on Page N8 Students at Mt. Spokane High School exercised their right to vote in the mock election last week. The nationwide event is organized by the University of Virginia’s Center for Responsive …
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Water supply limited
In Voices on Page N10 Here in the Inland Northwest, water is relatively plentiful. But, according to scientists at the recent Goldman Sachs, “Top Five Risks,” economic conference in New York City, “Water will soon …
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Henry
In Voices on Page N13 Henry is a delightful and charming boy. He gets along well with other dogs and would prefer a home with older children. He is housebroken, playful and full of love. …
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Where can you go for trivia fun?
In Voices on Page N14 CHENEY – If you happen to know which president of the United States served 32 days in office, or maybe the name of the Bon Jovi album that contained the …
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Senior activities
In Voices on Page N14 For 11-06-2008
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Error will haunt her for months
In Voices on Page PF1 Marianne Love hates journalism mistakes – so much so that she equates the feeling she gets from them to running over a dog. Which she has also done. In fact, …
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Fighting head lice, starting from scratch
In Voices on Page PF1 What can cause children to scratch their heads this time of year? No one wants to talk about it. Not even your closest friends. It’s pediculosis capitis – the scientific …
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PF Chamber expanding
In Voices on Page PF1 The numbers seem to tell the story. With almost 500 members, 2,000 summer visitors, 50 calls a day, and more than 500 relocation packets mailed out per year, the Post …
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Singing the praises of our veterans
In Voices on Page PF2 Veterans Day, Nov. 11, is a day set aside to honor those who gave their lives in service to our country and the sacrifices of those who fought for our …
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Meetings/clubs/ supports
In Voices on Page PF2 Hauser Lake
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Trails closed for construction
In Voices on Page PF3 The Centennial Trail and Prairie Trail will be closed at and surrounding the intersection of the two trails approximately through Thanksgiving. In a collaborative effort among the North Idaho Centennial …
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Building permits
In Voices on Page PF3 Post Falls Copper Basin Construction, 1486 N. Brookhaven Lane, residence, valued at $109,392.
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Wheel crowded with Halloween celebrants
In Voices on Page PF3 We don’t know what was the scariest part of last week. Was it Halloween? Or was it Election Day? The answer to that probably lies with whose favorites won and …
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Music and arts
In Voices on Page PF5 Today “A FEW GOOD MEN” (DRAMA) – 7:30 p.m., Lake City Playhouse, 1320 E. Garden Ave., Coeur d’Alene, 667-1323.
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Your Voices
In Voices on Page S2 Q: Five people in downtown Spokane were asked: Have you done anything to get ready for winter?
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Gravel mine addition approved
In Voices on Page S3 A 114-acre addition to a gravel mine east of the Wandermere Golf Course has been approved. Spokane County Hearing Examiner Michael Dempsey last week granted a zone change from Urban …
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Service delivers medications to your door
In Voices on Page S4 Taking your medicine just got easier. Taking it – meaning receiving it, that is – thanks to a local businessman who recently began a prescription delivery service aimed at helping …
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Groups pull off ‘amazing’ show
In Voices on Page S6 “The Phantom of the Opera” is an amazing production. However, sitting at the backstage door, I observed the work of four local groups that deserve recognition. First is West Coast …
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They’re with the band
In Voices on Page V1 Early in the morning, the west hallway at West Valley High School echoes with the sound of music. But it’s not just the high school band students making the noise, …
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Unclogging the pipeline
In Voices on Page V1 The Spokane Valley City Council voted Tuesday to get political about sewage treatment in less time than it takes to flush a toilet. Officially, City Councilman Steve Taylor’s motion was …
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support groups
In Voices on Page V2 Nicotine Anonymous – Twelve-step support group offering our experience to those who want to quit smoking. Meets Wednesdays, 3-4 p.m., at Partners (formerly Spokane Valley Community Center), 10814 E. Broadway …
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Whitworth symphony plans Nov. 16 concert
In Voices on Page V4 The Whitworth Wind Symphony fall concert, “Beyond” will be Nov. 16 at 3 p.m. at the Cowles Auditorium. The Symphony, under the Professor of Music Richard Strauch, will open with …
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volunteer
In Voices on Page V6 For 11-06-2008
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Flood maps topic of meeting
In Voices on Page V8 Property owners in the Chester Creek, Argonne Creek and Forker Creek areas are invited to attend a meeting tonight at Spokane Valley City Hall. City, state and federal officials will …
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Community services
In Voices on Page V12 Citizenship Course – Offered by Community Colleges of Spokane, Mondays or Tuesdays, 5-9 p.m., Adult Education Center, 2310 N. Monroe St., Room 117; 533-4600. Easter Seal Society of Washington – …
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clubs
In Voices on Page V13 Service Lions Club, Spokane Manito – Meets Wednesdays, noon, Round Table Pizza, 4510 S. Regal St.; (509) 624-0780.
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New life for old Cheney home
In Voices on Page W1 It’s a house that was built in Cheney about the same time the city was incorporated. It has seen Cheney’s good times and bad since the 19th century. The Sterling-Moorman …
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New officer welcomes change
In Voices on Page W1 The Medical Lake Police Department has found another officer to serve the community. Abe Bingham joined the force Oct. 1 and is excited to get to know the community.
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Family calendar
In Voices on Page W2 Today After-School Specials (Moran Prairie) - Celebrate children’s book author Mark Teague through stories, crafts and games. A different author will be celebrated each month. 4 p.m., Moran Prairie Library, …
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Medical Lake council OKs tax hike
In Voices on Page W3 MEDICAL LAKE—The proposed 1 percent increase in property and Emergency Medical Services taxes will go into effect within five days of the last city council meeting. The council had its …
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Public safety in the park
In Voices on Page W3 It’s might be a little addition to the City Park, but a new public safety building could make a big impact. That’s the purpose behind the Coeur d’Alene Police Department’s …
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Boy Scouts distribute bags for food drive
In Voices on Page W3 The Boy Scouts kicked off the Scouting for Food Drive on Nov. 1, delivering 300,000 empty bags to homes throughout Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Scouts will return on Saturday …
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Young man is big on talent
In Voices on Page W4 Carson Lueders had a busy summer. He competed in the Colgate Country Showdown, a national talent competition designed to find the most promising country music talent. He was interviewed and …
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If it’s too cold to plant, start bulbs in pots
In Voices on Page W6 Late last fall a friend sent me several bags of daffodil and tulips bulbs. I was thrilled because he is a well-known bulb grower back East and has beautiful plants. …
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Cheney High among state award winners
In Voices on Page W7 Cheney High School was one of 100 schools in the state named a “School of Distinction” this week by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The State Superintendent’s …
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