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Business
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City may give green light to pedestrian plan
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Worldwide connections
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Subway spikes its Sub Club promotion
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Rates fall again on 30-year mortgages
Fri., June 3, 2005
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China goes compact
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Toyota, Chrysler boost productivity
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Judge rules Gillette M3Power razor ads are false
Fri., June 3, 2005
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‘No’ votes weigh on struggling euro
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Itron shares fall after snub from PG&E
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Owners of older iPods to get vouchers, warranties
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Stocks stagnant on muddled reports
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Alaska wins ruling on workers
Fri., June 3, 2005
Column
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The Slice: That’s one hot ticket – in 1970
Fri., June 3, 2005
Entertainment
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‘Traveling Pants’ a nice fit for teens and adults alike
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Getting visible during Pride while humming an ‘80s tune
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Crowe lands knockout with ‘Cinderella Man’
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Give reluctant Romeo a deadline for wedding
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European gadget maker seeks U.S. sales
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Kids always can use a good friend
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Suspect records don’t prove Hahn flew solo
Fri., June 3, 2005
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NO HEADLINE
Fri., June 3, 2005
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James Dean’s legacy still grows
Fri., June 3, 2005
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‘Cake’ is an example of style sans substance
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Guttermouth punks everything and everyone
Fri., June 3, 2005
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ArtFest oozes hot live music
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‘Pariah’ and latest ‘Resident Evil’ come up short
Fri., June 3, 2005
Features
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Horoscope
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Pick up unsightly cigarette butts
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‘Idol,’ ‘Lost’ help season end on a high
Fri., June 3, 2005
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OLN will re-air ‘Survivor’ shows
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Baby makes Britney want to hit it one more time
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Nobody’s perfect but at least you gave your best
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‘Toolbelt Diva’ helps Seattle resident
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Idaho calendar
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Escaping reality
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Idaho clubs
Fri., June 3, 2005
Idaho
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Groups work together to protect basin
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Idaho records
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Non-combat injuries kill Idaho Guardsman in Iraq
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Schoolkids rendezvous with history
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Farmers’ leftovers could fuel economy
Fri., June 3, 2005
Nation/World
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U.N. official admits AIDS victory distant
Fri., June 3, 2005
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CDC now says it’s not OK to be a little on plump side
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Uzbekistan refuses international probe
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Spellers show off way with words
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Key to T. rex’s sex found in leg bones
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Israel releases 398 prisoners to fulfill months-old pledge
Fri., June 3, 2005
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Bomb kills anti-Syrian writer in Lebanon
Fri., June 3, 2005
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With Cox at helm, SEC priorities may shift to the pro-business side
Fri., June 3, 2005
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‘Mausoleum’ among homes destroyed
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Prosecutor attacks Jackson’s lifestyle
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Life-saving strategies get results
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Whooping cough shot seems safe
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Warming blamed for shrinking lakes
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Mixed news in landslide area
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Insurgent attacks kill 38 more people in Iraq
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Informant admits fraud, ‘hearsay’
Fri., June 3, 2005
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What’s in store for EU after rejection of charter?
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Hemingway home on to-save list
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Iraqi minister denies Shiite militia is killing Sunni clerics
Fri., June 3, 2005
Other
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Storm upend Mercury for third consecutive win
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Jones to skip Prefontaine Classic
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Pierce, Henin-Hardenne defy odds
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Give leagues a chance to clean up on their own
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State baseball
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N.L. standings
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Cincinnati releases career saves leader
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A.L. standings
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NYC stadium survives dispute
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Filion finds victory; Blaine tops Pullman
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NBA legend Mikan dies
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On the air
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Dolbow edges Dahmen by the closest of margins
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Gonzaga post MacLeod transfers to Northeastern
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Azzarito comes from way back to win
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Religious respect cuts both ways
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Thursday’s baseball games
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Detainees should be Bush’s Watergate
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New urbanism can rescue specialty stores
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Seattle casts away wide receiver Robinson
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Deep Throat acted appropriately
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Dow Jones
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Fix, Druffel score gold in state 1,600
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Dutch don’t challenge U.S. squad this time
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Undefeated Newport goes for title
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Heat hang in without Wade
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Birdie in the Nick of time
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Hunting and Fishing
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Today’s menu
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LC’s double dose of singles champs
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Recreation calendar
Fri., June 3, 2005
Spokane
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Firm offers billboards to help search
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Federal law trumps state measure in the Columbia River Gorge
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Deaths of mother, daughter appear planned together
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Hanford team starts cleaning infamous room
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Multiple sclerosis study turns to insurance companies
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Middle school girls learn about construction careers
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Rains dampen fire season, for now
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Fire damages gym, hallway at school
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Tape, videos help convict child molester
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Lottery numbers
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Court: Inmates don’t have right to die
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Official records
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West staying put to defend himself, lawyer says
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Woman tops every continent’s tallest peak
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Seattle’s no-protest zone upheld
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Teenager’s attempted murder trial starts today
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Site consolidates disaster response
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Appeals court rejects death lawsuit
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Trial over election to wrap up
Fri., June 3, 2005