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Archives | Thursday, March 17, 2005

Results

Business

Wolfowitz named to lead World Bank

Thu., March 17, 2005
Trade deficit soars to yearly record

Thu., March 17, 2005
More American taxpayers going cashless this year

Thu., March 17, 2005
Capitalist has ventured for peace

Thu., March 17, 2005
Oil prices, GM report jolt markets

Thu., March 17, 2005
RIM ends Blackberry suit, pays $450 million

Thu., March 17, 2005
America’s new CEOs: Big egos needn’t apply

Thu., March 17, 2005
Extended ‘HotZone’ use will be charged

Thu., March 17, 2005
Wireless wonders

Thu., March 17, 2005

Features

‘Rings’ musical opening in Toronto

Thu., March 17, 2005
Children’s Chorus, SYO present concert

Thu., March 17, 2005
Keys Romance

Thu., March 17, 2005
Transition smooth for new head of Motion Picture Association

Thu., March 17, 2005
Artwork reveals a personal journey

Thu., March 17, 2005
Surgery for sagging palate may help

Thu., March 17, 2005
An endless debate

Thu., March 17, 2005
Anticipated shows fail to draw big audience

Thu., March 17, 2005
Velvet’s Weiland finally comes out of the black

Thu., March 17, 2005
Heavenly 1950s fun planned for CenterStage

Thu., March 17, 2005
Family films outperform R-rated at box office

Thu., March 17, 2005
March Madness kicks off on CBS

Thu., March 17, 2005
If mother wants in-law’s advice, she should say it

Thu., March 17, 2005
Part fiddler, part composer

Thu., March 17, 2005
‘Celebrities’ to name that tune

Thu., March 17, 2005
IDAHO calendar

Thu., March 17, 2005
NO HEADLINE

Thu., March 17, 2005
Spokane calendar

Thu., March 17, 2005

Idaho

Owners along beach want private status

Thu., March 17, 2005
Resolution to boost teacher pay fails in state Senate

Thu., March 17, 2005
Mobile clinic to cut many visits

Thu., March 17, 2005
Nez Perce water pact ratified

Thu., March 17, 2005
Idaho records

Thu., March 17, 2005
Hart’s fill-in gets his measure through

Thu., March 17, 2005

Nation/World

Polygamist chief likely to lose certification

Thu., March 17, 2005
NYPD are the best-dressed officers in the nation

Thu., March 17, 2005
Obesity trims U.S. life spans

Thu., March 17, 2005
Control of Jericho shifts

Thu., March 17, 2005
New Iraqi lawmakers meet as violence flares

Thu., March 17, 2005
Oil drilling in Alaska refuge moves step closer to reality

Thu., March 17, 2005
U.S. must accept threat of terrorism, Chertoff says

Thu., March 17, 2005
Actor Robert Blake acquitted of murder

Thu., March 17, 2005
Peterson gets death for killing wife, unborn son

Thu., March 17, 2005
Hezbollah refuses Bush’s call to disarm

Thu., March 17, 2005
Commuters lose a week a year due to bad roads

Thu., March 17, 2005
Peacekeepers detail atrocities in N.E. Congo

Thu., March 17, 2005
Heart attack leads to murder charges

Thu., March 17, 2005
Taiwan to protest

Thu., March 17, 2005
Russian plane crash kills 29

Thu., March 17, 2005

Opinion

French laws shouldn’t cramp our style

Thu., March 17, 2005
And another thing …

Thu., March 17, 2005
Don’t lower standards for Spokane River

Thu., March 17, 2005
The Zags make our city a winner

Thu., March 17, 2005
Washington needs some shaking

Thu., March 17, 2005

Other

Dow Jones

Thu., March 17, 2005

Spokane

Qwest’s deregulation of rates is one step away

Thu., March 17, 2005
Craig wins boost in veterans funds

Thu., March 17, 2005
Mighty wind stirs up dust but no major trouble

Thu., March 17, 2005
Defendant admits he killed child

Thu., March 17, 2005
House passes Ormsby bill to reduce homelessness

Thu., March 17, 2005
Bill gives Scouts use of government space

Thu., March 17, 2005
Canceled flight can’t keep Zag fans away from game

Thu., March 17, 2005
Teenager convicted of killing parents

Thu., March 17, 2005
‘Eyesore’ rankles neighbors in Valley

Thu., March 17, 2005
‘Eyesore’ causing problems in Valley

Thu., March 17, 2005
Skylstad blends local, national roles

Thu., March 17, 2005
Graduation trek is triumph in its own rite

Thu., March 17, 2005
Official records

Thu., March 17, 2005
EWU must wait for word on Jordan

Thu., March 17, 2005
Victim’s family forgives his killer

Thu., March 17, 2005
GOP has list to fill Noble’s Senate seat

Thu., March 17, 2005
Report says Navy sonar likely caused orcas to flee

Thu., March 17, 2005
‘Eyesore’ vexes Valley neighbors

Thu., March 17, 2005
Tacoma man faces charge of buying gun for snipers

Thu., March 17, 2005
Man arrested in assault

Thu., March 17, 2005
Geiger moves female prisoners

Thu., March 17, 2005

Sports

Today’s menu

Thu., March 17, 2005
Winter Hawks chill Chiefs’ dim hopes

Thu., March 17, 2005
Anti-Majerus living the good life at Utah

Thu., March 17, 2005
No respect for the flag

Thu., March 17, 2005
Better late than never for Nordby

Thu., March 17, 2005
First step taken

Thu., March 17, 2005
Celtics hang on as lead dwindles against Raptors

Thu., March 17, 2005
Grier contacted by Loyola Marymount

Thu., March 17, 2005
Bulldogs prepare for pressing Eagles

Thu., March 17, 2005
On the air

Thu., March 17, 2005
GU’s Bench Bunch adds perfect spice

Thu., March 17, 2005
Norway’s Sorlie wins second Iditarod race in three years

Thu., March 17, 2005
Zags expect patience from Eagles

Thu., March 17, 2005
Palmer adjusts to new life of not playing in the Masters

Thu., March 17, 2005
McGwire plans to make hearing

Thu., March 17, 2005
Rosters announced for Idaho High School All-Star basketball games at North Idaho College in April

Thu., March 17, 2005
High-scoring stars dot All-GSL basketball teams

Thu., March 17, 2005
Huskies’ mission: prove they are worthy

Thu., March 17, 2005
Dons overcome Denver

Thu., March 17, 2005
Expensive bats include bonus leather

Thu., March 17, 2005
Wallaces wallop SuperSonics

Thu., March 17, 2005

Voices

Senior meals

Thu., March 17, 2005
WV SCOPE open house planned

Thu., March 17, 2005
CVSD unveils updated design on Web site

Thu., March 17, 2005
Centennial principal going to Wellpinit

Thu., March 17, 2005
Share your biking, hiking routes with us

Thu., March 17, 2005
Dorothy Altringer a ‘great person’ who took motherhood seriously

Thu., March 17, 2005
Altringer a ‘great person’ who took motherhood seriously

Thu., March 17, 2005
Moms for MOMS

Thu., March 17, 2005
Cardinal hoops squad counts on spirit

Thu., March 17, 2005
Bemiss teacher honored

Thu., March 17, 2005
Senior clinches state victory for LC

Thu., March 17, 2005
City Council, water and sewer district agree to joint meeting

Thu., March 17, 2005
Returners carry hopes of Lakeside soccer team

Thu., March 17, 2005
Annual pancake breakfast Saturday will benefit Edgecliff SCOPE

Thu., March 17, 2005
Disincorporation rally scheduled

Thu., March 17, 2005
LC soccer team looking to senior Matt Harnetiaux

Thu., March 17, 2005
Obsession with Zags offers some benefits

Thu., March 17, 2005
Suspected drunk driver leaves trail of destruction

Thu., March 17, 2005
Man behind the mascot

Thu., March 17, 2005
District purchases land to be used for new school

Thu., March 17, 2005
Valley soccer

Thu., March 17, 2005