Are these old bottles worth anything?
Sun., March 6, 2005
Archives | Sunday, March 6, 2005
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Home Buyers Fair set for March 19
Sun., March 6, 2005
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What is your house really worth?
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Take necessary steps before building your new home
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Clean before storing to get rid of moths
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Giving back
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Middle class drives soaring purchases of second homes
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Radiator tips
Sun., March 6, 2005
Business
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Playing the lottery? Do the math
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Region’s power users would be zapped by Bush plan
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Remote town takes a look at nuclear power
Sun., March 6, 2005
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The end: Closing the book on a Texas treasure
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Stolen identity
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Week Ahead
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Saving for someone special
Sun., March 6, 2005
Features
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Looking back Freeway crossing in 1956
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Show us your Peeps treat as art
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Send in details on summer camp
Sun., March 6, 2005
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B&N’s New Writers Awards winners named
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Do tell him something’s sorely missing
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Simple steps can make home more cat friendly
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Best-selling books
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Comedian wasn’t idle in Spokane
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Spokane calendar
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Alley gives all of us a lot to chew on with ‘Fat Actress’
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Keeping it private
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Music charts
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Rotaract gives scholarship fund to CCS Foundation
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Critical condition
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Bring us your knights, dames, imps and pixies
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Gag toys seem to satisfy buyers’ desire for laughs
Sun., March 6, 2005
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‘The Forgotten Man’ a complex murder mystery
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Idaho calendar
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‘Dreams’ moves to Wednesday
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Manual titles aim directly at the clueless
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Older and much wiser
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‘Feminist’ retreat
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REUNIONS
Sun., March 6, 2005
Idaho
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Geologist didn’t need permit, board says
Sun., March 6, 2005
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The big six
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Hold your stink if odor’s origin beyond a mile
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Conflicting DNA evidence presented at trial
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Man who killed teen won’t get death penalty
Sun., March 6, 2005
Nation/World
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Carbon monoxide sends 55 to hospital
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Female veterans statue called unfeminine
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Dolphin beachings investigated
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Brazilian woman said to be 125
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Bin Laden suggests al-Zarqawi work outside Iraq
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Pope, showing more activity, to give blessing today
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Cost of Medicare drug plan rises
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Colorado prof won’t be fired over words
Sun., March 6, 2005
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In passing
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Ruling appealed in tobacco lawsuit
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Syria pullout from Lebanon to be gradual, angering U.S.
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Egypt body OKs multiparty vote
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Israel in tumult over nanny abuse
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Women, kids fighting in Congolese militias
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Peace advocate Ruth Salzman Adams dies at 81
Sun., March 6, 2005
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Haiti accuses U.N. of violating mission
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Surfers hang way more than 10, mate
Sun., March 6, 2005
Opinion
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Big pay raises for county officials is not a good idea
Sun., March 6, 2005
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A dark day for open government
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Next step: End death penalty for all
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‘Terrorist’ or ‘militant’? Labels do matter
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Schooling world’s kids is a must
Sun., March 6, 2005
Other
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by the numbers
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Raymond Carver’s minimalism marches on
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NO HEADLINE
Sun., March 6, 2005
Outdoors
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Ocean salmon fishing forecast a mixed bag
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Hangman thinning nearly done
Sun., March 6, 2005
Pacific NW
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St. Helens center may reopen for summer
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Oregon lawmakers suggest tax on studded tires
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Tribe sees dams as diet issue
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Officials take step on wind power accord
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Scientists try to find underwater eruption
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Spokane
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Government almanac
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Mild, sunny winter claims another ski-resort victim
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First newspaper in territory told of duel, cholera
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Angry Italians denounce U.S. for shooting in Iraq
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Makeover complete at Macy’s
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This would really reform elections
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City’s grant selections questioned
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How they voted
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Valley Calendar
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Visitors find that taste of history is shipshape
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Price rising over Riverfront fountain
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Finding their place
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Briefly
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Sports
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NIC opens tourney Wednesday
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Croatia holds edge after Americans fall in doubles
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Chiefs fall back into 5th
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UI men to play Irvine
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Count on him to be at the B
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Mexico’s Goeters wins pole
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Crashing the party
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Big West men
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Seahawks send Dilfer to Browns for pick
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Buser hits trail with high spirits
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Patient Castillo defeats Diaz
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Cardinal whip Cal in Pac-10 quarterfinals
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‘Blue-collar’ Wildcats earn fourth place
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Tiger on prowl at Doral
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Pullman, Riverside make state
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Suns bully Blazers in huge win
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Selig says positive tests down
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DeSales’ Robison comes through big time
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Plain talk from Barry
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Bright night for Knights
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Arizona edges ASU to finish alone in first
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Lakeside heads home empty-handed
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West Valley celebrates strong finish
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Back in the fold
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Coach believed in Broncos
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It doesn’t appear Johnson will have a Rockies future
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Trojans go home winners
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Old man Julio: Still going strong at 46
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On the air
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G-Prep handles U-Hi, heads to state
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Progress followed from afar
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Hitting a high note
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Fifth time is the charm
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Eastern’s season reaches end when offense sputters against Montana
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Eastern Kentucky erases 16-year drought
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The Spokesman-Review Trapshoot/Rifle-Pistol contests
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Rubber match goes to U-Hi
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Bulldogs can’t be held back
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Washington State allows Bears to claw back in another OT loss
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Tripped up at end
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Zags lose their MVP, gain heart
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Hair-raising debut for young Mariners pitcher
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Today’s menu
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at a glance
Sun., March 6, 2005
Travel
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S.F. gardens come alive in March
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It pays to compare bereavement fares
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A visitor’s best friend
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Good captains have their ships in shape
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Hungry plants
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