Archives | Wednesday, Sept. 15, 2004
Results
Business
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Met assets may go to pay for lawyers
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Bon voyage
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Yahoo buys online firm Musicmatch
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Stocks up narrowly despite bad news
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A new marketing vehicle
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Quantum leap in security
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Retail sales down slightly
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EU to cut Airbus aid if U.S. does same for Boeing
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Spokane County jobless rate up slightly
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Tech job market slumps
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Humility should be part of our work ethic
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Hurricane drives oil prices higher
Features
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Reunions
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PBS shows consider existence of God
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Calendar
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Horoscopes
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Playgirl readers speak: Olbermann the uber-man
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Bridge
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Digging into Bushes
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‘Miracle’ revisits onstage lion attack
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Decision should put child’s needs above your own
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Usher gets most bids for American Music Awards
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Obituaries
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Personal memorabilia go in library
Food
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Honey and apples
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Wrapper’s delight
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Green Bluff takes spotlight
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Produce doesn’t have to go bad
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Melon Chicken Salad a balance of sweet, tart
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Oatmeal cookie contest winner relies on crushed sugar cones
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CULINARY calendar
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Love food?
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New Capri Sun, Skippy snack put to taste test
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Berry squares loaded with fresh huckleberries
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Words for food
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More choices for apple crop
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Farmers’ markets
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MARKET REPORT
Nation/World
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Probe sought of Ashcroft’s Patriot Act promotions
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Marion Berry poised for comeback
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Nominee for CIA chief faces panel
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Dam’s level raises worry among tribe
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Lawmakers say Amtrak facing bankruptcy
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‘Gates of hell open in Iraq’
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House passes bill to curb frivolous lawsuits
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U.S. colleges flunk affordability tests
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FAA equipment failure snarls air traffic
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Colleges get poor marks in voter registration
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Government agrees erasure of Scalia speech violated federal law
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Panel urges antidepressant warnings
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Company promotes health of employees
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Surge in violence may threaten Iraqi elections
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Some ranchers cross sides in federal land dispute
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Paint-ball guns spark vandalism
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Shortage of polling staff may be near
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NRC: Nuclear plants safe in event of attacks
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Bush requests funds for storm victims
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1.2 million warned to leave New Orleans
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Australia won’t negotiate if hostages taken in Iraq
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Bounty hunters go after ‘skips’
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Pipeline fire kills power across nation
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Lawmakers include selves in pay raise
Spokane
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Briefly
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McMorris, Barbieri head toward showdown for congressional seat
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Ballots have voters grumbling
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Valley budget saves cops
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Criminal justice tax approved
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Stevens County jail, sales tax issues falling short
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Gregoire overpowers Sims, will face Rossi
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Richard, Mielke, Burke, Wolverton win races
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Queen for a day at the fair
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Becker leads court race despite trailing in funds
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Benson holds slim lead over Murray
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Senn maintains lead; McKenna dumps Vaska
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Valley voters reject tax for street paving
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Murray, Nethercutt head for showdown
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Sacred Heart hosts celebrations
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19-year-old pleads guilty to homicide
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Accuracy watch
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Fire district annexation measure coasts to victory
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Primary numbers
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Fair schedule
Sports
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Canada breaks 13-year jinx in style
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Vandals find No. 7 unlucky
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Cougs return to square one
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Today’s menu
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Saxons deal Bullpups first loss of season
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Tuesday’s games
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Ducks face prospect of Sooners after losing sooner than expected
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WHL fines Chiefs, T-Birds for fighting; suspends Couture, rival
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Tuesday’s N.L. Games
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Official records
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Sparks win behind Leslie’s hot hand
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Rangers, A’s refuse to take blame
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N.L. Standings
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Walleye challenge lures 300
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LC ends long skid to Sandpoint
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high school schedule
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Panthers have void to fill
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Box Scores
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M’s Madritsch masterful
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Cougs waste no time
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On the air
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A.L. Standings