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• Bomb scares disrupt voting

  May 16, 2012 in Idaho on Page A12 Two bomb scares disrupted voting Tuesday in Idaho. In Coeur d’Alene, voting was temporarily delayed at Woodland Middle School, the polling place for two Idaho precincts in Tuesday’s primary election, …

• FBI says it has ‘clarity’ in MLK bomb case

  January 21, 2011 in City Federal investigators indicated today that they have made progress in their efforts to identify the person or persons who left a bomb Monday along the route of the planned Martin … 2

• Public forum planned over bomb scare

  January 20, 2011 in City Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich and state Rep. Kevin Parker will hold a town hall meeting Saturday to discuss public concerns over the bomb found along the planned route for the Martin … 17

• FBI praises those who ‘thwarted’ attack

  January 19, 2011 in News, City As the search continues today for the person who left a bomb in a backpack along the planned route of the Martin Luther King Jr. march, the local FBI chief … 40

• Steele pleads not guilty shortly after bomb discovered

  June 15, 2010 in Idaho Police confirmed that a device removed today from a car driven by a woman but registered to Edgar Steele, the former Aryan Nations lawyer now facing charges he arranged to … 8

• Smelly Shoes Prompt Airport Evacuation

  November 10, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A6 TWA’s international terminal at Kennedy Airport was evacuated for an hour Saturday after shoes in a passenger’s bag were found with traces of nitrates - a compound found in both …

• Suspicious Package Was Only Cat Food

  August 7, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A4 A suspicious package that forced an American Airlines jetliner to return to Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday turned out to be a bag of cat food. Flight 164 left …

• Abandoned Briefcase Brings Police Bomb Squad To Ridpath Montana Man Left Pens, Stapler Behind After Libertarian Convention

  April 30, 1996 in Nation/World on Page A6 A Spokane police officer tries to keep traffic moving through Sprague and Stevens during the Ridpath bomb threat. Photo by Christopher Anderson/The Spokesman-Review