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Business
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Fed bumps key interest rate higher
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Bank of America to acquire MBNA
Fri., July 1, 2005
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New York cabs could go hybrid
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Stocks tumble on Fed statement
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Internet piracy ring targeted
Fri., July 1, 2005
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U.S. plans to keep main Internet servers
Fri., July 1, 2005
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P-I loses ruling against Times
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Mortgage rates lowest in a year
Fri., July 1, 2005
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3M chief chosen to lead Boeing
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Has auction giant eBay lost its allure?
Fri., July 1, 2005
Column
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The Slice: Sorry Pepsi, but Coke is it
Fri., July 1, 2005
Entertainment
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Singing national anthem at area bars triggers more than political discussion
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Today’s trivia: Fourth of July
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Widespread Panic shows retain intimate feeling
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Never too old to need your mom
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Lawrence’s ‘Rebound’ falls short
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Spirited liberals tap a Democratic party
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Kutcher’s ‘Geek’ gets second chance
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Small face-lift keeps ‘Pac-Man’ fans smiling
Fri., July 1, 2005
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He should be more cautious of cheating collegiate ex
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Experimental trio Belt of Vapor to play double header tonight
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Go ahead – get funky on the dance floor
Fri., July 1, 2005
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NO HEADLINE
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Carrot Top brings his shtick to Spokane
Fri., July 1, 2005
Features
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Horoscope
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Twenty years after Live Aid, a new humanitarian concert extravaganza called Live 8, featuring a star-studded lineup that includes U2, Coldplay and Paul McCartney, is ready to hit stages across the world
Fri., July 1, 2005
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‘Elevated status’ type of ranking
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Her version of deceit is his simply telling her how it is
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Miss America seeks reality check
Fri., July 1, 2005
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‘Star’ avoids simple teen stereotypes
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Idaho calendar
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Pay attention when instinct informs you
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Post Falls High announces honor roll
Fri., July 1, 2005
Idaho
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Arraignment set for man in wife’s death
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Bonner County gets paramedics
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Plenty of fun on the Fourth
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Campgrounds filling quickly for weekend
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Idaho man arrested in ‘93 death
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Teen gets life term for killing parents
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Ruling calls for new Canfield application
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Idaho records
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Idaho sales tax declines from 6 to 5 percent
Fri., July 1, 2005
Nation/World
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World news
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Three reported killed in Zimbabwe crackdown
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Suicide bombers mostly foreigners
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Cattle quarantined at mad cow’s ranch
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Senate OKs plan for trade agreement
Fri., July 1, 2005
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U.S. wants answers on Iran’s new leader
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Genome screen speeds scientists’ vaccine search
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Time magazine to give notes to judge
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Spain legalizes same-sex marriage
Fri., July 1, 2005
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NASA says Discovery ready for July 13 launch
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Bodies of 16 in Afghanistan helicopter crash recovered
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Bush wants to double aid to Africa over next five years
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Baghdad mayor demands money for capital
Fri., July 1, 2005
Opinion
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Committee will clash over new justice
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Police need to fix racial profiling
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Criticism of Bush tied to soldiers
Fri., July 1, 2005
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No substitute for God
Fri., July 1, 2005
Spokane
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Taylor will seek re-election to Spokane Valley Council
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Kaiser reaches deal for cleanup
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Boards approve plan to combine center, food bank
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Group urges boys’ ranch head to resign
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Emergency clause abused, tax foes argue
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Group urges boys’ ranch head to resign
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Nursing with an Indian touch
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Kaiser, Ecology reach cleanup agreement
Fri., July 1, 2005
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5-year-old boy survives fall out of third-story window
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Official records
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Tax increases kick in for liquor, cigarettes, tires
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Ferry loses power, crashes in B.C.
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Towns balk at cost of law enforcement
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Spokane Tribal officials arraigned
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Tribal council officials arraigned
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Tax increase pumps up gas prices
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Construction costs rise sharply
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Asphalt plant near river faces challenge
Fri., July 1, 2005
Sports
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N.L. standings
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Kline, Sheffield draw suspensions
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A.L. standings
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Today’s menu
Fri., July 1, 2005
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On the air
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Hunting and Fishing
Fri., July 1, 2005
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American Legion holiday tourneys under way today
Fri., July 1, 2005
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Ullrich prepares for his final shot
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Rangers find long-ball range
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M’s walking all over themselves
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Venus shines over Wimbledon, knocks off defending champion
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Mead graduate Eneroth qualifies for U.S. Amateur
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Arena football in works
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New chapter in a Classic
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Dark cloud still hangs over Storm
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SuperSonics guard Allen moves toward free agency
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Thursday’s games
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One last lap for vets
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Yale’s Dale made long trip to top
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Curtis rounding game into shape
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All-star game
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Recreation calendar
Fri., July 1, 2005