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06/25/2006 Nuclear facility gets feds' go-ahead
06/25/2006 Brazilian President Lula launches re-election bid
06/25/2006 Attacks a dilemma for Europe's Muslims
06/25/2006 Defectors get crash course in S. Korean life
06/25/2006 Taliban suffers heavy losses
06/25/2006 Blue Fund
06/25/2006 The ups, downs of reform measure
06/25/2006 Good old days really were, in many ways
06/25/2006 Hurry up, then wait ... typical hiring tactics
06/25/2006 Can you fix a manager who is incompetent?
06/25/2006 Merrill asks brokers Are you quitting?
06/25/2006 Spa-a-ah with girlfriends Where to go, what to do, how much to pay
06/25/2006 Young and on board
06/25/2006 Love the one you've got How to make peace with your looks
06/25/2006 Travels in southern Italy
06/25/2006 Swoon over Naples
06/25/2006 Toronto challenging in AL East
06/25/2006 Golf Roundup Curtis looks to end long win drought
06/25/2006 Outdoors Notebook Seattle rates when it comes to fishing
06/25/2006 Heat looking toward future
06/25/2006 People in Sports Jayson Williams to open a restaurant
06/25/2006 Thumbs up, thumbs down, Ex-Mariner of the Week
06/25/2006 Federer, Williams seek to repeat at Wimbledon
06/25/2006 World Cup No crying for Argentina in OT win over Mexico
06/25/2006 Ortiz lifts Red Sox again
06/25/2006 Backtalk What readers are saying
06/25/2006 WNBA Roundup Smith-led Shock defeats Mystics
06/25/2006 Jason Schmidt eyeing change of scenery
06/25/2006 Larry Stone's power rankings
06/25/2006 UW Volleyball China tour ends too soon
06/25/2006 The great debate Roy vs. Morrison
06/25/2006 The American League has it all over the National League
06/25/2006 The world cares about the World Cup, and so should we
06/25/2006 World Cup Notes Hundreds arrested in fan trouble
06/25/2006 Storm have something in reserve
06/25/2006 U.S. Championships Powell, Thurmond win U.S. track titles
06/25/2006 Prior outdueled by Bonser in 2nd start
06/25/2006 Agassi says he will retire after Open
06/25/2006 Auto Racing Notes Hornish cruises to IRL victory
06/25/2006 Major League Soccer D.C. United extends East lead to 12 points
06/25/2006 Briefs USOC's Scherr issues warnings in speech
06/25/2006 World Cup Germany remains perfect
06/25/2006 College World Series Oregon St. defies history
06/25/2006 MLB Notes Derrek Lee eyeing a Monday return
06/25/2006 M's Notes Putz gains merit for All-Star Game
06/25/2006 Tacoma takes 6th in a row
06/25/2006 AquaSox ride error to victory
06/25/2006 NW Briefs Weaver scores twice in Sounders tie
06/25/2006 NHL Draft Banner day for Tips, Minnesota
06/25/2006 M's show punch, winning month
06/25/2006 Sir Peter Smithers scholar, spy
06/25/2006 Harriet the tortoise made it to 176
06/25/2006 Patsy Ramsey, JonBenet's mom
06/25/2006 For Chicago skyscrapers, the only place to go is up
06/25/2006 Gay issue split brothers, but no more
06/25/2006 D.C. plans mass HIV testing
06/25/2006 14 Saudi detainees released from Guantánamo
06/25/2006 A scary start to wildfire season
06/25/2006 Amid its poverty, Mexico booms
06/25/2006 General maps out cutbacks of U.S. troops
06/25/2006 New launch, old worries for shuttle
06/25/2006 The Discovery crew 3 rookies, 4 vets
06/25/2006 Saddam is said to believe U.S. may spare him
06/25/2006 Glitter just skin deep in Cancún
06/25/2006 Corporate world's a stage of profitable performance
06/25/2006 Century survey tells us we've got it easy
06/25/2006 Aspiring journalists press on
06/25/2006 Financial planning part of attaining wedded bliss
06/25/2006 Rebound in IT jobs Another boom or not?
06/25/2006 Mixing work with vacation? Set boundaries
06/25/2006 Act fast to lock in student-loan rates by July 1
06/25/2006 Case pushes symbiotic relationship of business principles, green ideas
06/25/2006 Funds with a bite
06/25/2006 Pride Festival continues today
06/25/2006 James Gannett, 83, was Boeing test pilot
06/25/2006 Homemade pouch helps biologist adopt orphaned wallaby
06/25/2006 Ruling Nonunion workers not told of rights
06/25/2006 Annual relay's on track again
06/25/2006 Embattled college chancellor dies in fall; suicide suspected
06/25/2006 Medina-registered plane crashes in Montana; 2 die
06/25/2006 Ill baby taken from hospital has been found
06/25/2006 Snoqualmie River drowning underscores safety concerns
06/25/2006 High-rises price out the middle
06/25/2006 Keeping an eye on our Auburn icon
06/25/2006 Columnist helps connect the dots about Microsoft
06/25/2006 Alleged murder-for-hire plot described in court documents
06/25/2006 A bare-knuckles politician hulks over Senate race here
06/24/2006 Johjima, Ibanez go deep twice in M's win
06/24/2006 Seattle's Kvichak Marine Wins 600 Million Federal Contract
06/24/2006 College World Series North Carolina edges Oregon State
06/24/2006 No Longer Clueless in Seattle
06/24/2006 Off-duty Seattle officer beaten
06/24/2006 Ailing Seattle baby found, mother arrested
06/24/2006 Woman, son ordered held without bail in Seattle
06/24/2006 World Cup Roundup Germany, Argentina advance
06/24/2006 Seattle officer beaten, fires back
06/24/2006 Off Duty Seattle Police Officer Shoots Man During Fight
06/24/2006 Off-duty Seattle cop shoots man who attacked him
06/24/2006 Man drowns; may have fallen off watercraft
06/24/2006 Woman becomes Portland police chief
06/24/2006 Clinton War debate is uniting Democrats
06/24/2006 Public art damaged; fast repairs expected
06/24/2006 The grass is greener when a cop can't see it
06/24/2006 "Lost Girls" a sexualized Wendy?
06/24/2006 Cantwell's Position on Iraq
06/24/2006 Six ideas for keeping vacation memories from becoming once-treasured trash
06/24/2006 Varying Viennese styles, with verve
06/24/2006 Consumer group says brokers maintain cartel
06/24/2006 The right landscaping can add to home price
06/24/2006 Home projects Do it yourself or hire a pro?
06/24/2006 Neighborhood gem Beacon Hill right next to heart of city
06/24/2006 Just say no to builder incentives with strings attached
06/24/2006 FHA loosens up to make lending more laid back
06/24/2006 Q&A Process of foreclosure varies depending upon the state
06/24/2006 For homeowners with adjustable-rate mortgages, rate changes fuel foreclosure fears
06/24/2006 MySpace the dangers of cyberspace
06/24/2006 Some reviews aren't hot
06/24/2006 World Cup Notes Fans protest hate in soccer
06/24/2006 World Cup Roundup Finally, a win for France
06/24/2006 Summertime a good time to think of yourself
06/24/2006 Women often carry load in a church led by men
06/24/2006 NBA Wire Notes Persuasive O'Neal gets Riley to dance
06/24/2006 NHL Draft Silvertips could be taken in first round
06/24/2006 Roy's whirlwind tour continues in Houston
06/24/2006 Sonics stay secretive on draft selection
06/24/2006 Auto Racing Busch adapts to road
06/24/2006 Game of the Day Streaking Contreras wins in World Series rematch
06/24/2006 Briefs Armstrong denies latest allegation of doping
06/24/2006 Emerald Downs turns 10
06/24/2006 World Cup U.S. coach weighing his options
06/24/2006 College World Series Resilient Beavers pursue 1st title
06/24/2006 NL Wire Notes Myers to start despite arrest for assaulting wife
06/24/2006 Torre praises Girardi
06/24/2006 Track & Field Jones, Gatlin triumph
06/24/2006 Emerald Downs history top jockeys, trainers and horses
06/24/2006 UW pitcher Lincecum nails top national honor
06/24/2006 AL Wire Notes Beckett perfect early in Red Sox's 7th straight win
06/24/2006 WNBA Roundup Mabika leads Sparks to win over Monarchs
06/24/2006 Storm Notebook Team thinking playoff thoughts
06/24/2006 Tacoma wins in extras again
06/24/2006 Everett leaves Tri-City in dust
06/24/2006 Local Golf Rainier's Folsom wins SWGA title
06/24/2006 Canucks trade Bertuzzi
06/24/2006 Golf Roundup Gove steps up his game
06/24/2006 M's Notebook Guardado blows off steam
06/24/2006 NW Briefs Huskies signee captures track title
06/24/2006 Storm's inside play stumps Silver Stars
06/24/2006 Schools find arsenic in drinking water
06/24/2006 I-405 closed in Totem Lake area
06/24/2006 Samuel Shoji helped win redress for internment
06/24/2006 Man hurt in drive-by shooting; 2 suspects are sought
06/24/2006 Local volunteers build homes for Katrina victims
06/24/2006 Uninsured patients get relief in billing dispute
06/24/2006 Lots of chances to get out and celebrate community
06/24/2006 Retiree finds, donates odd balls
06/24/2006 Mother who took son from hospital still on run
06/24/2006 Plenty of opinions to go around
06/24/2006 Victims of bridge accident all were teenagers
06/24/2006 Gates Foundation gives group 104 million for TB drug research
06/24/2006 An easier upgrade to Vista is foreseen
06/24/2006 Dell to sell PCs installed with Google's software
06/24/2006 Mexico's president meets with state leaders to talk trade
06/24/2006 Canada calls for arrest of Iran official
06/24/2006 Mineta resigning as U.S. transit chief
06/24/2006 Swedish journalist fatally shot in back at Somali event
06/24/2006 Tamil homeland worth dying for, rebels tell visitor
06/24/2006 U.N. official concerned about secret detention
06/24/2006 Military says ABC report based on old data
06/24/2006 Little known of N. Korea's intent
06/24/2006 Taiwan's maverick president is facing a crisis of confidence
06/24/2006 Palestinian, U.S. teen say they want to marry
06/24/2006 400,000 for bad penile implant
06/24/2006 Crisis for young pelicans along California coast
06/24/2006 Is toxin to blame for birds gone wild?
06/24/2006 Human-to-human spread of bird flu detailed
06/24/2006 Bush restricts eminent domain
06/24/2006 Curfew escalates chaos as Baghdad battle rages
06/24/2006 Bank-data mining defended
06/24/2006 Saddam's hunger strike only 1 meal
06/24/2006 A blend of faiths, a dash of martial arts
06/24/2006 No relief this time for Mariners
06/24/2006 Sensitive Navy info on 28,000 turns up on insecure Web site
06/24/2006 Signature-gatherers challenge park ban
06/24/2006 Terror suspects aimed to build an "Islamic Army," officials say
06/24/2006 Seattle firm shares in 600 million job
06/24/2006 Widow, stepson arrested in Boeing worker's death
06/24/2006 Endangered orcas return with 2 babies
06/24/2006 Stocks down for the day and the week
06/24/2006 Don't be fooled by new variety of spam in inbox
06/24/2006 Epson R1800 gets the picture on printing
06/24/2006 Classic keystroke combo can trigger different tasks
06/24/2006 Energy producer is buying 2 rivals
06/24/2006 Tariff cuts urged in any WTO deal
06/24/2006 Brazilian airline teeters as judge cancels its sale
06/24/2006 Hedge-fund regulation dealt setback
06/24/2006 Sidekick 3 is better than ever, but still needs more
06/24/2006 In 1 day CEOs earn a worker's yearly pay
06/24/2006 Boeing steps up rollout of 787s
06/24/2006 Big Google ideas generated here
06/23/2006 Padres beat M's in 10 innings
06/23/2006 Storm's Jackson scores 27 points in victory
06/23/2006 West Seattle Bridge Crash Victims Identified
06/23/2006 Police Explain West Seattle Bridge Delays
06/23/2006 Man shot near Kirkland park
06/23/2006 Hurricane-hit libraries get 12M Gates Foundation grant
06/23/2006 More advertising info from Microsoft
06/23/2006 World Cup Roundup France quiets critics with victory
06/23/2006 Varig sale fails to go through
06/23/2006 Police searching for critically ill infant and mom
06/23/2006 Study says 11 percent of state households hit by ID theft
06/23/2006 Brandon Roy adds workout with Houston before draft
06/23/2006 Cut & Run
06/23/2006 Seattle police car hits wall on I-5
06/23/2006 Victims in West Seattle Bridge crash were teenage boys
06/23/2006 Seattle Officer Suffers Minor Injuries In I-5 Crash
06/23/2006 Two arrested in year-old slaying of Boeing worker
06/23/2006 Monitoring bank transactions called "government at its best"
06/23/2006 Seven "homegrown terrorists" held in plot against U.S. targets
06/23/2006 Kitsap County sheriff's deputy mistook pistol for Taser
06/23/2006 Seattle Amber Alert might have Arizona ties
06/23/2006 Volunteer force celebrates 67th birthday in Seattle
06/23/2006 Police substation to open Monday
06/23/2006 Jetty Island ferry resumes July 5
06/23/2006 Few boats halt 520 Who's in charge of which roads?
06/23/2006 Congressman says dispute delays salmon declaration
06/23/2006 Police cameras will catch Seattle drivers running red lights
06/23/2006 Microsoft releases test copies of Vista
06/23/2006 Psychic or quack? Skeptics cry foul
06/23/2006 8 wheels, 1 heart
06/23/2006 NBC turns camera inward this fall
06/23/2006 Out of Africa comes a powerful voice
06/23/2006 Clever wordplay Down an 8-letter word for a spellbinding movie
06/23/2006 Summer's first festival, down on the farm
06/23/2006 Seeping toward disaster
06/23/2006 City's cart before horse reconfirmations
06/23/2006 Demand an independent press
06/23/2006 Spinning the war here so we can fight it over there
06/23/2006 The sky's the limit for trans-Atlantic air travelers
06/23/2006 Football star's motorcycle crash just might save lives
06/23/2006 Fifth daily train to run between Seattle, Portland
06/23/2006 Budget pressures leave parks in disrepair
06/23/2006 Slowing down in a sleepy Portuguese fishing village
06/23/2006 Pikes Peak celebrates 200 years on America's map
06/23/2006 Cheaper sleeps finding the best deals on highway hotels
06/23/2006 Matera, a southern Italian town, revives its ancient cave dwellings
06/23/2006 Charades and an imaginary horseback ride in Jordan
06/23/2006 Lots and lots of something special
06/23/2006 A taste of the islands, and tropical hospitality
06/23/2006 After 9/11, U.S. studied global bank files secretly
06/23/2006 Troops battle Taliban, heat, thirst
06/23/2006 Bush hails Hungary's failed 1956 uprising
06/23/2006 "Boutique" fuels not raising gas prices
06/23/2006 GI abduction story revised
06/23/2006 Westerners, Muslims still at odds, survey finds
06/23/2006 Spiders have a captive audience
06/23/2006 Parents stand by accused Marines
06/23/2006 Report sparks debate over Iraq arsenal
06/23/2006 U.S. rejects launch of first-strike missile against North Korea
06/23/2006 Karzai criticizes U.S.-led coalition's anti-terror campaign for killing Afghans
06/23/2006 House votes to cut estate tax for many
06/23/2006 Prestigious scientific panel backs global-warming data
06/23/2006 Hint of changes in plan for Seattle school closures
06/23/2006 Contract to give Bellevue free life-saving equipment
06/23/2006 Elaine Goldingay, 84, was "tremendous energy force"
06/23/2006 School-closure talks
06/23/2006 Federal Way school district may sacrifice librarians to save budget
06/23/2006 Senate hopeful McGavick feeds his coffers in D.C.
06/23/2006 Sen. Murray welcomes war debate
06/23/2006 Cantwell gets an assist from foe
06/23/2006 War-protesting Fort Lewis officer doesn't deploy with unit
06/23/2006 Commuters sit, seek alternate routes ... or just go home
06/23/2006 Horrific crash on bridge kills 3, halts morning commute
06/23/2006 Feel lonely? You're not alone
06/23/2006 San Jose mayor indicted over garbage pact
06/23/2006 Rap brings attention to down-ballot political race in Georgia
06/23/2006 Thursday's Emerald Downs results; Friday's entries/handicap
06/23/2006 College World Series Beavers advance to finals
06/23/2006 North Carolina town entrusts future to teapots
06/23/2006 Canada acts to raise age of consent to 16
06/23/2006 Sounders end five-game losing streak
06/23/2006 Senate rejects troop-withdrawal measures
06/23/2006 Court filing reveals BALCO founder as newspaper source
06/23/2006 NL Wire Notes Pujols returns, goes 0 for 4 in St. Louis loss
06/23/2006 Latest gig for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Center stage at Paramount
06/23/2006 Storm's superstar power hasn't led to super record
06/23/2006 Briefs Husky advances at U.S. Track Championships
06/23/2006 AL Wire Notes White Sox's 1 hit enough to get sweep
06/23/2006 Game of the Day Rocket's launch grounded by Twins rookie Liriano
06/23/2006 Amber Alert issued for critically ill boy
06/23/2006 Great Scot! Pair of aces beats long golf odds
06/23/2006 World Cup Ghana goes on, U.S. goes home
06/23/2006 World Cup group standings, game summaries
06/23/2006 World Cup Notes Scandal doesn't distract Italians
06/23/2006 Other Games Socceroos bounce right back
06/23/2006 Golf Roundup With stars sitting out, Curtis takes the lead
06/23/2006 Guillen fined by Selig for slur
06/23/2006 NBA Wire Notes Thomas will replace fired Brown
06/23/2006 All Hart Thornton is NHL MVP
06/23/2006 Three finalists for 2014 Winter Games
06/23/2006 Sonics play Portland in three exhibitions
06/23/2006 WNBA Roundup Sun outshines Augustus & Lynx
06/23/2006 M's Notebook Dodgers say they're big fans of surging Mariners
06/23/2006 Rainiers stop Portland in 12
06/23/2006 Tri-City erupts late vs. Everett
06/23/2006 NW Briefs Ursino, Folsom advance in Sand Point tournament
06/23/2006 Streaking Mariners hit wall
06/23/2006 Mayor finds 2.6 billion more to pay for viaduct tunnel plan
06/23/2006 Hydroplanes Bud boats back in water
06/23/2006 Fear of slowdown stokes stocks' skid
06/23/2006 Personal income in state goes up
06/23/2006 Photography is its own reward for busy Microsoft executive
06/23/2006 Mortgage rates rise to 4-year high
06/23/2006 British Airways target of probe into alleged price fixing of fares
06/23/2006 Nextel Partners sale near, but view is, "Why tinker?"
06/23/2006 K2 Sports leaving Vashon for Sodo district
06/23/2006 Six Flags looks at selling Wild Waves
06/23/2006 Luxury homes for old mill's site
06/23/2006 Court makes it easier for workers to sue
06/22/2006 Amber Alert issued in Seattle for gravely ill child taken by mom
06/22/2006 M's suffer first interleague loss of season, 4-2 to Dodgers
06/22/2006 Seattle police issue Amber Alert for ailing baby
06/22/2006 Oregon State advances to World Series final round
06/22/2006 The
06/22/2006 Canada apologizes to Chinese who were forced to pay head tax
06/22/2006 Ask a question or share a tip with our readers
06/22/2006 7 arrested in connection with plot against buildings in U.S., source says
06/22/2006 Seattle Red Light Cameras Now Have Their Eye On You
06/22/2006 Mother runs off with critically ill son
06/22/2006 Earthlink opens store in Seattle
06/22/2006 Other Games Brazil wins easily; Australia advances
06/22/2006 Man killed after police shooting
06/22/2006 Seattle School Board to hold public hearings about school closures
06/22/2006 RealNetworks stock downgraded, shares drop 10 percent
06/22/2006 Sizer replaces Foxworth following Portland's police chief scandal
06/22/2006 As much as 5 billion could be available for viaduct, city says
06/22/2006 Cathay Pacific orders 6 Boeing freighter jets
06/22/2006 Anchorage to host Seattle trade mission
06/22/2006 Hazmat Team Called To North Seattle Home
06/22/2006 New cameras catch red-light runners in Seattle
06/22/2006 Renton lakeside property on former Barbee Mill site to be developed
06/22/2006 Microsoft, Taylor still mum on abrupt departure
06/22/2006 Woman with cane approved to run in Hayward Classic
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06/22/2006 Fiery crash kills three on West Seattle Bridge
06/22/2006 Microsoft declares quarterly dividend
06/22/2006 Al-Qaida No. 2 calls on Afghans to rise up against coalition troops
06/22/2006 U.S. downplays idea of pre-emptive strike on North Korea
06/22/2006 Italy advances with 2-0 victory over Czechs
06/22/2006 Share your thoughts What happened to the U.S. in the World Cup?
06/22/2006 Ghana ends U.S. World Cup dreams
06/22/2006 CDC questions high fees in proposed Onyx sale
06/22/2006 Bush says 1956 Hungarian revolt should inspire Iraq
06/22/2006 Crash shuts down West Seattle Bridge
06/22/2006 Fiery crash on West Seattle Bridge kills 3, closes all lanes
06/22/2006 Accident on West Seattle Bridge Kills Three People
06/22/2006 New Cameras Target Red Light Runners In Seattle
06/22/2006 Triple fatal accident closes West Seattle Bridge
06/22/2006 MLB Seattle 8, L.A. Dodgers 5
06/22/2006 Taurasi scalds Storm
06/22/2006 Some Issaquah students to lose bus service
06/22/2006 Nighttime fireworks for July 4 may fizzle
06/22/2006 Freshman-only campus faces uncertain future
06/22/2006 Roadwork will keep northbound I-405 closed for five days
06/22/2006 Ice-cream cones and life jackets Kids get a tasty reward while on the water
06/22/2006 Guano Testing, "lost" deer and Rainier
06/22/2006 Great outdoors isn't just for skiing at Whistler
06/22/2006 Chelan County Historical Museum
06/22/2006 Get ready for your close-up!
06/22/2006 Get Smart
06/22/2006 Seattle's waterfront
06/22/2006 My, what big eyes you have
06/22/2006 Readers write about one-tank vacations
06/22/2006 North Korea dumb and dumber
06/22/2006 Where's the beef? In Japan, again
06/22/2006 And the governor in 2012 is ...