Archives | Saturday, Nov. 25, 2006
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Business
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Clinic fills a big need
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‘Cyber Monday’ not all it’s cracked up to be
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November a hard sell for Chrysler
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Stocks end short week on quiet note
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Housing market puzzles experts
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NYSE chief seeks China listings
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Microsoft has hopes for latest software
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If the O.J. book were selling … what’s it worth?
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Buyouts can benefit
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Potlatch signs conservation deal
Features
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Steve Massey: God pleased when we offer our best efforts
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Dr. Gott: Bar of soap helps another reader
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Wheel Life: Gifts Galore
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Horoscope
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People: So can Kramer be a new man?
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A focus on the veil
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When you really want to fly, time doesn’t
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Idaho Calendar
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Achievements: Wentworth cadet from Spokane a Falcon scholar
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Annie’s Mailbox: Secret debt keeps her up nights
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Fans say Jedi Knights a religion
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Community Events
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Hints from Heloise
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Spokane Calendar
Idaho
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Passionate about her work
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Parade a bright spot on chilly day
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Geothermal energy a hot commodity
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Grandparents pay a visit to Ramsey Elementary
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Nez Perce examine stricter seat belt law
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Officer draws on experience to teach driver safety
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Meet your neighbor
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School lunch
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Idaho Records
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We’re talking turkey
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Scout troops collect food for the needy
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Religion notebook
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Educating public about wolves woman’s goal
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Railroad considers reopening two lines
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Woman creates art to ‘make you smile’
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Cooler weather means temperature inversions
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New library cards allow patrons to access more information
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Anthropologist speaking at NIC
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Feature creature
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Ketchum resists new road names
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Previous Kootenai Canvas: Third Street
Nation/World
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Trail of Tears getting renewed attention
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Mass graves found by U.N. officials
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Iceland, Russia block trawling ban
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Militia burns six Sunnis alive in Iraq
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Stores suspected of exporting weapons
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Cartoonist with toy gun gives up after standoff
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Some see parallels between Iraq, final days in Vietnam
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Radiation suspected in ex-spy’s death
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Stowaway cat takes 17-day voyage
Spokane
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Nurse admits using pot, loses license and job
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Fur show offers variety of styles, selections
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Christmas Fund aids far-flung clientele
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Early birds queue up for best bottom line
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Study: Highway tolls reduce use of cars
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Flu shot fight
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Salsa spices up school day
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Permits to cut own Christmas tree for sale
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Service planned for boy lost at Crater Lake
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USGS plans sensor upgrades at Yellowstone
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Peak conditions greet skiers
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Tree falls on pickup on I-90, killing two
Sports
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Wisconsin upset by Missouri State
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Golden Bears sweep aside Cougars
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Butler does it
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It’s been a sweet November for this Chiefs line
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UI wants to exit ‘06 a winner
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Rutherford stays hot, but Chiefs lose
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Iverson drops 46 on Bulls
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Cougars play at Arena today
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OSU on firm footing
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In the end, it’s Huskies who finish
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Hall of Fame boxer Willie Pep dies at 84
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Skiers skating rules
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Delaware has big surprise for Kentucky
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Tobeck hospitalized
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Toronto routs Washington
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Bulldogs bruise Bruins at Rainbow Classic
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Miami may have to go on without Brown
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Whits try to keep it going
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Look out for funky Skins Game
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Dressed for success
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USC win could push it into title game
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Cardinals beat Grant MacEwan
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Cutler could be under center against Seahawks
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In final tally, Pujols robbed
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LSU ushers Arkansas out of BCS picture
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BCS on the line for No. 12 Boise
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CC Spokane comes up big late
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Fast Break
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On the Air
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Today’s menu
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Roundup
Voices
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Image of new library forming
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Community Service
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Senior activities
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Meeting can offer picture of future city center
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Calendar
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‘Angie is healthy’
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Ball, auction will benefit senior meals program
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Mobil 1 Lube Express offers quick work for vehicles
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New cooling climate phase may be under way
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EVHS theater season opens with ‘Crucible’
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Students top last year’s volume
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Magic of the sport
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NO HEADLINE
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Woman creates traditional art of home country
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UMC plans weekly Advent dinners
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Volunteer
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government almanac
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Senior meals
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Somebody needs you
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Week in review
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Youth activities