Archives | Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009
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Nation/World
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NASA’s new rocket lifts off on short test flight
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California community stunned by brutal attack
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Douglas, Penn spotted in Cuba
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World in brief: Iran to amend nuclear fuel deal
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Jobless benefit bill taken up
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Obama administration moves cautiously on Cuba
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Paper reports CIA pays Karzai’s brother
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Flu could cause Internet clog
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Palin was paid at least $1.25 million for memoir
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Panel criticizes feds’ readiness
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Long-term care act favored
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Moderate Democrats chilly to public option
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Nuclear moving up in climate bill
Spokane
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Man saves Spokane Valley family from house fire
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Avista earns $8.1 million for quarter
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Joke about killing teacher lands Mead student in jail
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Costco to accept food stamps
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Pedestrian died after Friday accident; driver also died
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Burglars smash into Tesoro, steal ATM machine
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Stabbings send two to hospital after downtown fights
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Spokane Valley house fire displaces five
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Region in brief: ‘WarrantFest’ is chance to clear cases
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Sheriff, prosecutor beg budget relief
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Region in brief: Roommate of man found dead arrested
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Former city manager dies at 94
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Washington records
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County, ball club to sign 10-year stadium deal
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Cooper George gets state order
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Cold snuffs blaze of color
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BIA rejects Little Shells’ bid for tribal recognition
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NCAA lifts ban; EWU eligible for postseason
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H1N1 clinics put on hold
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Idaho records
Sports
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Phillies take Game 1
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Friends will face off
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Phillies struggled in 1950 Series against Yankees
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Howard, A-Rod on hot streaks
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Current system of sanctions harms innocent athletes
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Sports in brief: Chiefs will host Wheat Kings
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EWU players take aim at postseason berth
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Agassi lied about failed test
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Today’s Best
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Sports in brief: Celtics upend Cavaliers in season opener
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Weis embraces change of pace
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Prep roundup: Cheney blanks Bantams
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Scoreboard
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UW kicker clutch
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GU hands Idaho first home loss
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Newsmakers
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On the air
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Today’s menu
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There’s nowhere to run for Hawks
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Pac-10 notes: All eyes on USC, Oregon