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Archives | Tuesday, March 31, 2009

March 30, 2009 April 1, 2009

Business

Gottschalks looks to liquidate some assetsMarch 31, 2009, 7:45 a.m.
Sales of second homes off 22 percentMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Netflix boosting fee for Blu-ray rentalsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Diamond trade loses lusterMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Workers now own all stock in SELMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Tuesday focus: GadgetsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
EHarmony launches online dating service for gay couplesMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Features

Dear Annie: Ask Elder Abuse to investigateMarch 31, 2009, midnight
EngagementsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Dr. Gott: Recurring trigger finger proves difficult to treatMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Carolla seeking secret of the podMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Jail treats addicts with acupunctureMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Bulletin boardMarch 31, 2009, midnight
‘Cupid’ gets a second shot on ABCMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Canadian filmmaker to offer novel perspectiveMarch 31, 2009, midnight
On pins and needles: Millions choose acupuncture for reliefMarch 31, 2009, midnight
HoroscopeMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Take steps to better eatingMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Sex-drive disparity strains relationshipMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Food

FDA: Avoid pistachios amid salmonella scareMarch 31, 2009, 7:51 a.m.

Idaho

KMC’s Soltman named to Idaho Board of EdMarch 31, 2009, 3:45 p.m.
Men accused of kidnapping face battery of chargesMarch 31, 2009, 2:26 p.m.
Boat sticker bill goes to Idaho governorMarch 31, 2009, 11:57 a.m.
Wind advisory issued as new storm strikesMarch 31, 2009, 7:30 a.m.
Idaho Senate committee passes financial disclosure measureMarch 31, 2009, midnight
House OKs ‘tax break’ legislationMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Letters

Y editorial out of touchMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Obama’s priorities askewMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Libertarian catastropheMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Look at the final scoreMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Nation/World

Washington’s 81st Brigade to return this summerMarch 31, 2009, 8:06 a.m.
Red River likely to crest againMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Militants attack police academy in east PakistanMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Americans still gloomy, but optimism is growingMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Bankruptcy may be option for carmakersMarch 31, 2009, midnight
FDA warns against eating pistachiosMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Madoff on Topps trading cardMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Navy destroyers positioned for N. Korea rocket launchMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Changes in Detroit would have impact for driversMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Recession draining surplus from Social Security fundMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Napolitano targets U.S. employers in immigration effortMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Guilty plea depends on resurrectionMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Multidrug heart pill shows promise in studyMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Economy dominates Arab League meetingMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Other

Spokesman.com blogs: WSU still reelingMarch 31, 2009, 11:36 a.m.
Affordable Ways to Add “‘Green” to Your WardrobeMarch 31, 2009, 6 a.m.
Tony takes flightMarch 31, 2009, 12:02 a.m.
Sterk vows to quickly find new coachMarch 31, 2009, 12:01 a.m.
Our View: Aerospace, painting firms would be boon to regionMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Cal Thomas: War effort merits supportMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Today’s menuMarch 31, 2009, midnight
On the AirMarch 31, 2009, midnight
M’s Rowland-Smith makes strong bidMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Trudy Rubin: In relations, next move is Iran’sMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Griffin, Hansbrough top All-America vote-gettersMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Injuries continue to hit Mt. Spokane baseballMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Blanchette: Both sides have cause to give thanksMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Today’s BestMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Morrison happy as a Laker despite limited playing timeMarch 31, 2009, midnight
No shock: Keefe fits in as a coachMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Iowa St. can’t handle AppelMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Fast BreakMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Louisville in 1st Final FourMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Howard crashes Mourning tribute, leads Magic over HeatMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Kentucky will talk with Memphis coach CalipariMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Solbrack helps CCS earn splitMarch 31, 2009, midnight

Pacific NW

Hanford to receive nearly $2B for cleanupMarch 31, 2009, 12:23 p.m.
Washington’s DSHS names new leaderMarch 31, 2009, 10:58 a.m.

Spokane

Judge blocks planned prescription cutsMarch 31, 2009, 9:21 p.m.
Police arrest second suspect in home invasionMarch 31, 2009, 8:15 p.m.
House budget proposal digs deeper into higher educationMarch 31, 2009, 4:22 p.m.
Deficits may force Shriners to close facilityMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Briefs: City to provide police defenseMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Washington RecordsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
File shows demotion, several reprimandsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
New state budget includes job cuts, tuition increasesMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Hospitals dropping birth noticesMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Sheriff ponders discipline for sergeantMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Idaho RecordsMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Raid, investigation follow Nine Mile crashMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Studded-tire deadline won’t change, despite record snowfall, DOT saysMarch 31, 2009, midnight
Resident shoots, injures armed invaderMarch 31, 2009, midnight

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March 30, 2009 April 1, 2009

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