Archives | Saturday, April 30, 2005
Results
Business
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GU honors Hogan winners
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Oil industry boom shows no letup
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Business news
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Rate monitor
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Investors find cause for concern
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Stocks rally as oil prices plummet
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Soup for you: Chain evokes ”Seinfeld”
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Reugh sells eight apartment complexes
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Onion farmers cry foul
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Biotech focus may pay
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Boeing must compete again for contract
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Coming Sunday
Features
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Idaho calendar
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Spokane calendar
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Revised routines
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Hitting a milestone
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Community events
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Driving my new car is a gas
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Mr. Romance chosen tonight
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Self-referred mammograms useful
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Faith at center of life will attract more people
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”Warm Springs” looks at FDR, polio
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Performers honored at Latin Music Awards
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Life on the road is a trip, but it”s not for everyone
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Sounds like ”Idol” Bo Bice has a vice and a voice
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Survivors bound by deceased”s funeral wishes
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SHORT STORY
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Horoscope
Idaho
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Idaho records
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Early ESFD commissioner stepping down
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Creepy crawlers have a friend in this teen
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Looking ahead
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Debate on building-height rules testy
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”I absolutely love it”
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High court backs ruling for Watson
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Earning another chance
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City”s slogan rings true for this visitor
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Meet your neighbor
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Previous Kootenai Canvas: Camp Easton totem
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Giving a hand up
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Awards handed out at Goodwill banquet
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New Life plans Mother”s Day brunch
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Silver Valley yielding new commodity: homes
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Consider how garden fits into natural environment
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Road warriors
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Always room for one more
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Feature creature
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Flashback
Nation/World
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Giant planet shown orbiting distant star
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Lesbian minister wins appeal
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Justice sues Scooter Store
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NASA delays Discovery liftoff for more repairs
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Band settles waste-dumping suit
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Old currency, new twist: All 4 face charges
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Social Security proposal widens partisan divide
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Cluster of freeway shootings reminds L.A. of bad old days
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Wedding turns into prayer vigil
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Sea lion rescued from plant”s water intake tank
Spokane
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The Killers” sold-out concert rocks fans
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Visitor sees democracy can happen
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Official records
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30 years after Saigon”s fall, a reinvented nation
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Fourth R: Restoration
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Regional news
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England to plead guilty to Abu Ghraib abuses
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Bloomies run to the trade show
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Man convicted in rape, robbery
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5-year-old leads cops to suspect in killing
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Shooting victim”s family ”in shock”
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Emotions abound in ”contact”
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Health district to cut staff, some services
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Bomb blasts kill dozens in Iraq
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7,223 miles, plus another 7.46
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Ceremony creates 185 new citizens
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Getting around on Bloomsday
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Orthodox prepare for Easter
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Police say Stiffarm shot at them at least 41 times
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Stabbing case ends with plea to assault count
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County seeks to fill vacancies on boards
Sports
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EWU’s Barnes will interview at Fresno
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WIAA will add 6th classification
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Iverson, 76ers beat Pistons, cut lead to 2-1
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Bears dominate IEL track
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Ferris comes from way back to beat LC
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Harrington handles big challenge
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Harvick wins pole on Earnhardt’s birthday
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Rep Assembly rejects GSL’s proposal regarding forfeits
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Huskies turn tables on Cougs
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Maddux tops Clemens with help from bullpen
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NO HEADLINE
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Oklahoma suspends coach
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Owens skips minicamp; McNabb defends himself
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Caddie says LPGA pro tricked him
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Bibby-led Kings prevail
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Carr motors Hawks to victory
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LC hires Norton to coach hoops
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Bibby comes through for Kings
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Cavs All-Star James pushes for McMillan
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Gusty winds don”t hinder leader Atwal
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Ichiro, Sele pace Mariners over Athletics
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Alexander misses the start of minicamp
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Nelson picks Boise State as transfer site
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NHL lockout opens options at world event
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Brandon, Kootenay post wins in WHL
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On the air
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Today”s menu
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A.L. standings
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N.L. standings
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SuperSonics vs. Kings
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GU women, men crews win
Voices
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Car show, barbecue next Saturday offer something for most cravings
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Christ the Savior Orthodox plans Easter events
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Broadway to receive two new classrooms
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Artist living out his dream, creating lyrical abstractions
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First phase of remodel at WVHS set to begin
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Leachman Eye Institute opens on Mullan Road
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”Joseph” opens Thursday at University High
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Hoping it”s her time
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East valley middle school honor roll
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Calendar
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New bond request
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Friends group pulls off first book sale
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Planned improvements
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Government almanac
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Senior activities
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Week in review
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EV boys need to defeat Mead