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06/18/2006 2 U.S. soldiers killed in bombing
06/18/2006 Alternative Palestinian aid plan OK'd
06/18/2006 AL Notes Has Alfonzo, released two times this season, reached the end?
06/18/2006 Junqueira swipes pole in Portland
06/18/2006 Teenager's slaying in Kenya exposes burden, lack of care for those with HIV
06/18/2006 Nats fly past Yankees
06/18/2006 MLB Notes Prior to make season debut today
06/18/2006 Washington's Brown did it his way, and now he's an NCAA champion
06/18/2006 Russia Chechen rebel chief killed
06/18/2006 College World Series Rice rallies past Georgia
06/18/2006 Briefs Federer one win away from grass-court record
06/18/2006 Massacre stuns Colombia
06/18/2006 Saturday's Emerald Downs results; Sunday's handicap
06/18/2006 Stunning win for Ghana
06/18/2006 U.S. drawn, but not out of World Cup yet
06/18/2006 Hard truth Physical play is part of NBA
06/18/2006 What readers are saying
06/18/2006 Fans fill a void in "Star Trek" galaxy
06/18/2006 Berkeley agonizes over bookstore's closing
06/18/2006 Enron's Skilling says he pondered suicide
06/18/2006 Accused madam says she's spoiled, not shady
06/18/2006 Texas ranchers offer migrants a step up
06/18/2006 Gas-saving schemes get a lot of mileage these days
06/18/2006 No plan as billions of dollars are set to flow
06/18/2006 Masterful Meche humbles Giants
06/18/2006 5 teens shot dead in New Orleans
06/18/2006 Discovery to launch despite concerns
06/18/2006 New grads look to Teach for America
06/18/2006 NBA Notes Stack-less Mavs seek momentum
06/18/2006 NL Notes Milwaukee youngster Weeks strong at plate, not in field yet
06/18/2006 Course strikes at Stricker
06/18/2006 Ex-security officials rake it in
06/18/2006 Spills, thrills and Phil at the Open
06/18/2006 Congressman's gift to wife true treasure, and critics take note
06/18/2006 Fishing Notes Sockeye starting to return to lake
06/18/2006 Jockey Radke happily back in the saddle
06/18/2006 Iraq witness says 2 GIs captured by guerrillas
06/18/2006 Revolution forces tie with D.C.
06/18/2006 Larry Stone's MLB Power Rankings
06/18/2006 Thumbs up, thumbs down...
06/18/2006 WNBA Roundup Shock cools off Comets
06/18/2006 Seattle is no place for Bonds
06/18/2006 Storm Notes Jackson plays through pain
06/18/2006 Storm fumbles away an opportunity
06/18/2006 Key dates in Karl Rove's life and career
06/18/2006 Karl Rove gets back in the race
06/18/2006 NW Briefs Ex-Huskies fall back in golf field
06/18/2006 Getting the DOS boot Gates forces own retirement
06/18/2006 Open Notes Duval plays "OK," trails by 8
06/18/2006 Some soldiers get a pool, others get a Love Canal
06/18/2006 Philanthropic world giddy at possibilities of Gates' new role
06/18/2006 A conversation with Bill Gates Reflecting on where he's been, where he's going
06/18/2006 Times treasure hunt can turn up some gems
06/18/2006 Strife nabs a seed in World Cup
06/18/2006 Weekend tests aim at stretching lifespan of Evergreen Point bridge
06/18/2006 NHL Finals Oilers drill Canes to force Game 7
06/18/2006 Park visitors will see impact of cuts
06/18/2006 M's Notes Seattle adda Cuban lefty
06/18/2006 Passages this week
06/18/2006 Rainiers rocked by Sacramento
06/18/2006 Fred Brownfield, 53, raced sprint cars, promoted sport
06/18/2006 Church looks to parishes to help with debt
06/18/2006 Foster parents say union effort is gaining momentum
06/18/2006 Ski area takes out ad to apologize for statements about man's death
06/18/2006 Clark moves to front of crowd
06/18/2006 Jobs calendar
06/18/2006 Running a business on the side could be a plus in job hunting
06/18/2006 If you want to change, check where you're at
06/18/2006 Job newcomers should study cast of workplace characters
06/18/2006 More job options for linguists
06/18/2006 Show biz a tough biz for job seeker
06/18/2006 Good communication starts with "ARRR!"
06/18/2006 Real life doesn't always live up to our expectations
06/18/2006 Is converting to a Roth worth it?
06/18/2006 Home Ownership Accelerator loans
06/18/2006 Fair welcomes all in its 35th year
06/18/2006 WASL scores bring elation, determination to do better
06/18/2006 Japan, other pro-whaling nations suffer defeat
06/18/2006 Under pressure, Microsoft fights to keep its workers
06/17/2006 Seattle's Zoo Free Bamboo
06/17/2006 U.S. ties Italy in World Cup
06/17/2006 Sacramento rallies past Storm
06/17/2006 M's throw Meche over Bonds, Giants
06/17/2006 Emergency experts Seattle needs better evacuation plans
06/17/2006 N. Korea denies it's about to test missile
06/17/2006 Sculptor to plant her work in Seattle
06/17/2006 Saturday's schedule
06/17/2006 Court rules Tent City 4 can remain at church, for now
06/17/2006 ORCA program makes splash
06/17/2006 Evacuation plan lacking in Seattle, review finds
06/17/2006 Seven priests ordained in Seattle
06/17/2006 Collector showing classic diving gear at Seattle Aquarium
06/17/2006 Evacuation plan for Seattle gets low marks
06/17/2006 Microsoft wants to make searches a snap
06/17/2006 Symantec sues Microsoft over trade secrets
06/17/2006 Adjustable rates lose some allure
06/17/2006 Closet is more than place to stash clothes
06/17/2006 As housing market cools down, some buyers bailing out
06/17/2006 Complaints to HUD allege bias in mortgage borrowing
06/17/2006 The other glass artists
06/17/2006 Training can save your home and help Fido
06/17/2006 Garden planner
06/17/2006 Taking green to new heights
06/17/2006 green tips
06/17/2006 Is final sign-off really that important?
06/17/2006 Home briefs
06/17/2006 Need a bigger house? More opt to raise roof
06/17/2006 Home planner
06/17/2006 Eye-catchers that thrive when it's dry
06/17/2006 Please say "You're welcome" next time I say "Thank you"
06/17/2006 summer checklist
06/17/2006 Whackers that won't drive you over the top
06/17/2006 Four things we dig
06/17/2006 A treasure trove of home stores on Bainbridge Island
06/17/2006 Internet Gambling
06/17/2006 A & E briefs Enigk goes solo
06/17/2006 Why kids should branch out and build tree houses
06/17/2006 Local filmmaker gets MTV salute
06/17/2006 Sunday TV news talk shows
06/17/2006 Gen X Dads Many young fathers more involved than baby boomers before them
06/17/2006 Family calendar
06/17/2006 22-year-old debuts; 45-year stalwart retires
06/17/2006 The boating life
06/17/2006 An atmospheric drama
06/17/2006 Airline reportedly cancels 787 order
06/17/2006 Stocks slip slightly after 2-sesson rally
06/17/2006 Airline paid firm before bankruptcy
06/17/2006 Airbus exec's stock sales to be investigated
06/17/2006 Making toys to appeal to kids of all ages
06/17/2006 Good Deeds Everyday actions that inspire us
06/17/2006 Culture Corner Faith-focused media picks
06/17/2006 Faith Calendar
06/17/2006 In the eyes of our pets, we see ourselves and the larger picture
06/17/2006 Biblical text messages, "godcasts" spread Word
06/17/2006 World Cup Roundup Argentina routs Serbs
06/17/2006 Whale-hunt foes win vote at meeting
06/17/2006 NL Wire Notes Optimistic Pujols talks of fast return
06/17/2006 McKinney cleared in police face-off
06/17/2006 A vow to fight new evils on race-revolt anniversary
06/17/2006 After years of chaos, Somalis relieved as guns fall silent
06/17/2006 Maoist rebels to join Nepal's government
06/17/2006 Assault kills 40 Afghan insurgent fighters
06/17/2006 Noted artist teamed with twin
06/17/2006 Burglary charges hook son of oil billionaire
06/17/2006 Rove discloses 2,073 shotgun as a gift
06/17/2006 Idaho man charged after wife's head found at crash site
06/17/2006 Man charged with assisting wife in mountainside suicide plunge
06/17/2006 Teacher's topless pics may cost job
06/17/2006 Storm looking for a banner win
06/17/2006 Rodent study Clean doesn't equal health
06/17/2006 House votes to strip Jefferson of powerful committee post
06/17/2006 World Cup Sudden sense of urgency for U.S.
06/17/2006 World Cup group standings, detailed results
06/17/2006 World Cup Notebook Dutch fans show colors
06/17/2006 Briefs Enumclaw's Kahne captures pole
06/17/2006 Ramsay, cancer and all, remains on top of his game
06/17/2006 Interrogation abuses laid to policy mix-up
06/17/2006 NBA Wire Notes Stackhouse given 1-game suspension
06/17/2006 Stanley Cup Weight lost for Game 6
06/17/2006 New security effort has little effect
06/17/2006 U.S. Open A major miss for Woods
06/17/2006 U.S. Open Notes Surprising Stricker leads the field
06/17/2006 Duval back in familiar position
06/17/2006 NW Briefs Mackenzie wins Colorado Open
06/17/2006 Sonics size up guards, big men
06/17/2006 WNBA Roundup Ford helps Shock end two-game skid
06/17/2006 Clinton helps launch Columbine memorial
06/17/2006 Soccer rivals sling mud, ink
06/17/2006 M's Notebook Team won't rush prize pitcher
06/17/2006 Friday's Emerald Downs results; Saturday's entries/handicap
06/17/2006 Military meals updated for spicy, trendy tastes
06/17/2006 Game of the Day Boston's Lester gets first win
06/17/2006 Love him or hate him, Bonds still supplies power
06/17/2006 Sacramento rallies by Tacoma in 9th
06/17/2006 AL Wire Notes A-Rod says his problem is figured out
06/17/2006 Bonds gets No. 718, but Putz preserves win for M's
06/17/2006 College World Series UNC left standing after 13 innings
06/17/2006 Husky volleyball team gets taste of culture shock
06/17/2006 1 killed, 2 injured in drive-by shooting
06/17/2006 520 bridge closed for weekend
06/17/2006 Weathering the summit
06/17/2006 Electricity surcharge under fire
06/17/2006 McGavick is sitting on 28 million from Safeco
06/17/2006 What's ahead for special-ed graduates?
06/17/2006 Big union to endorse some GOP candidates
06/17/2006 Here for swanky fundraiser, Bush speaks from the heart
06/17/2006 Bush meets with Marine's family
06/16/2006 Bonds gets No. 718, but M's beat Giants 5-4
06/16/2006 Greater Seattle area, state plans reviewed by feds
06/16/2006 Surprising leader, surprising departure at the U.S. Open
06/16/2006 World Cup Roundup Argentina, Netherlands advance to second round
06/16/2006 Feds Seattle Evacuation Plans Need Work
06/16/2006 President makes fundraising dash into Seattle suburbs
06/16/2006 Mariners sign first-round pick
06/16/2006 Targeted Genetics staggers after reverse split
06/16/2006 Mobile Linux takes on Windows Mobile
06/16/2006 Why Chinese censors love Yahoo!
06/16/2006 President Bush leaves Seattle after quick trip
06/16/2006 President makes fundraising dash into Seattle suburb
06/16/2006 MediQuest raises 16M
06/16/2006 Home Depot Review found unrecorded stock option expense
06/16/2006 Fugitive Italian bear unwelcome in Germany
06/16/2006 Iran's president calls western offer a positive step
06/16/2006 Architect of Word weighs in on Gates
06/16/2006 President Bush arrives in Seattle
06/16/2006 Gates Market doesnt react and other Day 2 news
06/16/2006 Microsoft and the media
06/16/2006 Oregon liquor board to try new tack in regulating sex shows
06/16/2006 Bush arrives in Seattle for GOP fundraiser
06/16/2006 Bill Gates-Spidey connection
06/16/2006 President Bush arrives in Seattle
06/16/2006 President Bush arrives in Seattle for Reichert fundraiser
06/16/2006 Unruly ferry passenger could be charged today in Seattle
06/16/2006 Police consultant preparing report on Seattle shooting
06/16/2006 House GOP rejects troop-withdrawal deadline
06/16/2006 One dead, two wounded in Beacon Hill area drive-by shooting
06/16/2006 President sets fundraising dash into Seattle suburb
06/16/2006 Bush visits Seattle suburb to raise money for Reichert
06/16/2006 President visits Seattle suburb to raise money for Reichert
06/16/2006 Hundreds of hotel workers rally in downtown Seattle
06/16/2006 Flexcar fleet grows with partners' help
06/16/2006 Another judge to go? Objection!
06/16/2006 New-teacher support program gets an A
06/16/2006 Bus-stop smoking Awkward merge on 520
06/16/2006 I-5 project months ahead of schedule
06/16/2006 Presbyterians elect new leader
06/16/2006 CEO Summit is Microsoft's 10th
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06/16/2006 Family films
06/16/2006 Cheap dates
06/16/2006 A scoop of Schubert, perhaps, with a slice of Mahler
06/16/2006 Few are still gaga over these bands of the past
06/16/2006 A Capitol Hill homecoming for Empty Space Theatre
06/16/2006 Bare breasts and peace doves It's a parade in Fremont
06/16/2006 Judge this album by its cover? Do that!
06/16/2006 They only look out of control
06/16/2006 For "Tiny Dances," smaller is better
06/16/2006 Molding a new generation of ceramic artists
06/16/2006 Ticket alert
06/16/2006 With 50th anniversary winding down, Disney is planning new lures
06/16/2006 Gay and lesbian fiction Across time and place, frailty and fortitude
06/16/2006 444 days in Iran reverberate still
06/16/2006 Escaping the royal daze at Versailles
06/16/2006 "Nacho" is no Napoleon
06/16/2006 Tax should fly, fly away
06/16/2006 I-297's false promise
06/16/2006 Cirque du Ka-ching
06/16/2006 Unsettled by the horror of unfathomable violence
06/16/2006 The Paris Hilton Tax-Relief Act
06/16/2006 Raising the ceiling on a vibrant downtown Seattle
06/16/2006 Editorial views from across the state
06/16/2006 A & E briefs PBS to show "Light in the Piazza"
06/16/2006 Move over, Gwen; hollaback girl's back
06/16/2006 "Wonderful Life" named most inspirational film
06/16/2006 Comic hoping for bit of good luck with HBO sitcom
06/16/2006 Menu yields few clues to best dishes
06/16/2006 Pfft! This gives new meaning to the term "six-pack" abs
06/16/2006 The gift of gab — and garb
06/16/2006 Got films?
06/16/2006 Artists go platinum, gold — with ringtones
06/16/2006 Finding a bit of heaven in Swiss Alps village
06/16/2006 Visions of paradise lost at new Trader Vic's
06/16/2006 "The Lake House" delivers a pretty package that doesn't make sense
06/16/2006 Heckler treats catcher to some food for thought
06/16/2006 Former K-State QB becomes a Cougar
06/16/2006 A/C keeping you cool? Then skip checkup
06/16/2006 Trail Blazers work out Roy, Morrison
06/16/2006 Airbus parent launching probe into A380 debacle
06/16/2006 Some airlines raise fares in first class and coach
06/16/2006 LaSalle Hotel Properties purchases the Alexis Hotel
06/16/2006 Amazon appeals to shoppers' taste buds in newest venture
06/16/2006 Dow pushes back over 11,000; Fed chief's words calm nerves
06/16/2006 Markets sway back and forth to Bernanke's beat
06/16/2006 Judge reinstates Microsoft in lawsuit
06/16/2006 Boardroom brawls shake Tribune Co.
06/16/2006 Biotech startup gets cash infusion
06/16/2006 MLB Notes Angry Gonzalez shoots down exec's steroid speculation
06/16/2006 Bush visit could affect traffic flow
06/16/2006 All aboard Amtrak adds train to Portland
06/16/2006 Komen run a chance to celebrate survival
06/16/2006 Gambling profits misspent, tribe told
06/16/2006 M's swept away again by Athletics
06/16/2006 Assault verdict overturned in case of strip-club owner
06/16/2006 Move it or lose it, city says of historic ship
06/16/2006 Ecuador advances to second round
06/16/2006 Boss leads police to hit-run suspect
06/16/2006 Cup Notes Ronaldo fine after latest health scare
06/16/2006 Brits' late scoring surge puts them in second round
06/16/2006 A shred of advice
06/16/2006 Drive to end homelessness assesses "a wonderful start"
06/16/2006 Briefs Federer eyes Borg's mark
06/16/2006 Hawk Notes Big Walt a key figure back home
06/16/2006 It'll be a Giant reunion at Safeco
06/16/2006 The new Barry Bonds
06/16/2006 Emerald Downs Entries and results
06/16/2006 Northwest Golf Notes Better views at this year's Boeing Classic
06/16/2006 NBA Notes Jordan acquires share of Bobcats
06/16/2006 NFL Notes Roethlisberger will wear helmet
06/16/2006 Kyle Huff's "mission" was to kill rave-goers, expert says
06/16/2006 Contrast in court candidates
06/16/2006 Smoke-free grads earn 500 reward
06/16/2006 Spokane Diocese can't sell parishes, judge rules
06/16/2006 NHL Finals Markkanen of a champ?
06/16/2006 1 billion tax windfall would wipe out projected deficit
06/16/2006 Open Notes No. 1 anything but easy at first
06/16/2006 Pros encounter trouble tackling wicked Winged
06/16/2006 NW Briefs Race program offered on cable
06/16/2006 Local architect Roland Terry helped define Northwest style
06/16/2006 WNBA Roundup Mystics capture first road win
06/16/2006 Storm Notes Sky has few fans in Chicago
06/16/2006 Jackson breaks out in the second half for Storm
06/16/2006 Rainiers get a victory
06/16/2006 Dead whale found in Alaska river puzzles scientists
06/16/2006 Don't get me wrong, but this is great news for everybody
06/16/2006 Gates Foundation has walked the talk
06/16/2006 Reactions from blogs and other online sources
06/16/2006 Ray Ozzie Long known for his wizardry with software
06/16/2006 Steve Ballmer The company's driving passion
06/16/2006 Craig Mundie 14-year veteran will assume higher platform
06/16/2006 Heat wave Miami evens series at 2
06/16/2006 M's Notes Personal catcher for Felix?
06/16/2006 Gates' next full-time job Trying to save the world
06/16/2006 Sri Lanka government forces bomb rebel positions
06/16/2006 Penalties tightened for on-air indecency
06/16/2006 China jails journalist who wrote of corruption
06/16/2006 Neighbors court Asian bloc
06/16/2006 In France, summer break brings deportation fears
06/16/2006 Mexican village is a victim of war on terror
06/16/2006 With nests in mind, birds flock to home superstores
06/16/2006 Stephen Hawking says John Paul told him not to study beginning of universe
06/16/2006 U.S. bishops OK new Mass translation
06/16/2006 Colorado on fire alert
06/16/2006 Rough Rider Roosevelt's stolen pistol returned
06/16/2006 Bush scores a world bazaar in gifts
06/16/2006 Marine reservist elected to City Council while in Iraq
06/16/2006 House Democrats strip Rep. Jefferson of committee seat
06/16/2006 Malvo claims four new shootings, source says
06/16/2006 High court eases rule on police home entry
06/16/2006 As Congress clashes over Iraq, a moment of silence for 2,500
06/16/2006 Iraq says militiamen in control of prisons
06/16/2006 Bones in Seattle identified as those of Anchorage woman
06/15/2006 Industry reactions from technology and financial sources
06/15/2006 Storm rolls through Chicago
06/15/2006 Microsoft through the years
06/15/2006 Fort Lewis solider says she was in coerced relationship
06/15/2006 Ozzie has been a software wizard since before joining Microsoft
06/15/2006 Severed head found at fatal Idaho crash may be related to separate slaying
06/15/2006 Whale carcass found in central Alaska, 1,000 miles from ocean
06/15/2006 More reaction to the Gates move
06/15/2006 Many sunscreens don't protect well against skin cancer
06/15/2006 Federal judge rules Spokane parishes can't be sold to pay abuse victims
06/15/2006 Gambling writers encouraged to take up knitting, water polo
06/15/2006 Reaction to the Gates move
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06/15/2006 Loaiza bounces back from jail to lock down M's
06/15/2006 Gates announces move, Brier called it
06/15/2006 Washington's revenues jumped by nearly 1 billion dollars.
06/15/2006 Bill Gates to leave Microsoft
06/15/2006 U.S. airlines boost last-minute and first-class fares
06/15/2006 Man arrested after tourists stabbed in New York City
06/15/2006 Randy Johnson suspended five games, Torre for one
06/15/2006 World Cup England, Ecuador, Germany advance to second round
06/15/2006 U.S. says Egyptian is al-Qaida's new Iraq chief
06/15/2006 A's starter Loaiza arrested on suspicion of DUI
06/15/2006 Dean Logan Resigns
06/15/2006 U.S. Open Monty full of confidence after grabbing first-round lead
06/15/2006 Search for woman who may have jumped from ferry called off
06/15/2006 Arrest made in hit & run accident that killed child
06/15/2006 Amtrak adds fourth daily run between Seattle and Portland
06/15/2006 Mild quake felt around Bay area
06/15/2006 Microsoft to hire 1,000 for India campus
06/15/2006 Dell We screwed up
06/15/2006 Netscape reinvented more often than Madonna
06/15/2006 Drowned 3-year-old boy's body recovered
06/15/2006 Maple Valley toddler hit by car dies