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Archives | Tuesday, July 7, 2009

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Business

Microsoft issues rare safety alertJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Business in brief: SRA to conduct survey for VAJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Groups to appeal GM rulingJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Tourists pay as taxes riseJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Skinny television is look of the futureJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Column

The Slice: Apparently, they don’t serve his kind in ProsserJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Editorial

Editorial: Trade-in program aids car industry, not EarthJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Features

Dermatologist defends poison-ivy treatment for wartJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Experts offer tips for fending off sun’s dangerous raysJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Let ex-friendships gently fizzle outJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Time to step up to starting lineJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Paisley shows his true colorsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
HoroscopeJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Idaho support groupsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Spokane support groupsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Dr. Gott: Is colorblindness hereditary?July 7, 2009, midnight
What your mouth says about your healthJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Health bulletin boardJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Idaho

Coeur d’Alene police logs 7/6/2009July 7, 2009, 3:13 p.m.
Lake CdA drowning victim identifiedJuly 7, 2009, 12:31 p.m.
Meetings to explain mussel-combatting programsJuly 7, 2009, 9:29 a.m.
Tekoa youth killed in accidentJuly 7, 2009, 8:26 a.m.
Golf course building topped with grasses, wildflowersJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Crime falls in Idaho, especially in northJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Letters

Madoff has companyJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Methadone a problemJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Fourth merited coverageJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Balance lacking on health careJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Nation/World

Jackson farewell strikes spiritual noteJuly 7, 2009, 10:20 a.m.
Obama, Medvedev reach deal to cut nuclear arsenalsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Thousands arrested after China riotsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
7 U.S. troops die in AfghanistanJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Clinton, Honduran leader to meetJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Focused Franken arrives at CapitolJuly 7, 2009, midnight
New guidelines expand stem cell useJuly 7, 2009, midnight
South Carolina GOP votes to censure SanfordJuly 7, 2009, midnight
McNamara, Vietnam War architect, diesJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Researchers guess secret numbersJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Police kill man suspected in series of S.C. slayingsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Mexico’s winning party vows changeJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Other

N. Idaho Fair seeks volunteers for new Green buildingJuly 7, 2009, 4:01 p.m.
Toyota Series of Golf — Dominion Meadows July 7, 2009, 12:52 p.m.
Ruen heads back to beachJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Baseball notebook: N.L. names Derby lineupJuly 7, 2009, midnight
In brief: Report says Ricketts to buy CubsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Not too early to declare greatest century for sportsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Dragons’ Hauff signs with DonsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Today’s menuJuly 7, 2009, midnight
On the AirJuly 7, 2009, midnight
ScoreboardJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Sports in brief: Armstrong’s experience proves handyJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Today’s BestJuly 7, 2009, midnight
NewsmakersJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Palin should hit the booksJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Pacific NW

Stimulus gives boost to low-income housingJuly 7, 2009, 6:31 p.m.
Okla. couple held in burial, excavation of girlJuly 7, 2009, 12:27 p.m.
New inspection rules help West Coast cherry exportersJuly 7, 2009, 10:45 a.m.
Hanford considered for national mercury storageJuly 7, 2009, 9:13 a.m.
Palin: Politically speaking, ’If I die, I die’July 7, 2009, 8:02 a.m.
Boeing to pay $580M for parts plant in S.C.July 7, 2009, 7:54 a.m.

Seattle Mariners

Washburn one-hits OriolesJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Spokane

Racing group cancels event at county-owned parkJuly 7, 2009, 8:14 p.m.
Spokane officer cleared in fatal shootingJuly 7, 2009, 2:14 p.m.
Movie promotion tour hits Spokane in trainJuly 7, 2009, 12:07 p.m.
Stabbing is Spokane’s fifth homicide this yearJuly 7, 2009, 11:04 a.m.
Pickup with flames possibly used in Rite Aid heistJuly 7, 2009, 7:54 a.m.
Robbers hit phone storeJuly 7, 2009, 7:21 a.m.
Enhanced-license seekers clog officesJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Fire at biodiesel plant under investigationJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Accuracy watchJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Crews rescue kayakers, dogJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Providence lays off 44 hospital employeesJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Operator: Spokane Raceway’s on courseJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Fire damages mall arcadeJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Crews battle blazes in Methow ValleyJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Luna says he’ll try to lower majorityJuly 7, 2009, midnight
New home sought for observatoryJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Spotted frogs find friends behind barsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
House fire victim’s status improvingJuly 7, 2009, midnight
In brief: Baby sitter, 28, suspected of having sex with boy, 14July 7, 2009, midnight
Shriners avoids closure, for nowJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Washington recordsJuly 7, 2009, midnight
Idaho recordsJuly 7, 2009, midnight

Spokane Indians

New outfielder’s bat, speed pace Indians winJuly 7, 2009, midnight

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