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House passes bill aimed at scuttling health reform
BOISE (AP) - Idaho House Republicans passed a measure meant to scuttle proposed federal health care reforms that would require residents or companies to buy insurance.
  1. Wolf advocate warned for attempting to claim carcass

    Wolf advocate warned for attempting to claim carcass

    The idea had been tossed around in some pro-wolf circles: Mark wolves killed naturally or by the state with hunting tags, to count them under state hunting quotas.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 11:00 am | (0) Comments

  2. Spartans stay alive: Minico girls eliminate Wood River in overtime

    Spartans stay alive: Minico girls eliminate Wood River in overtime

    RUPERT — The game was tied with five seconds remaining in overtime when Marlee Chandler, one of Minico’s best free throw shooters at 83 percent, stepped to the line.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 1:25 am | (0) Comments

  3. Forget the plywood

    Forget the plywood

    Nothing against mass-market furniture made in China, but sometimes, homeowners want something a little more personal.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 1:15 am | (0) Comments

  4. Dairies expanding herds

    Dairies expanding herds

    Only months ago, dairy producers were slaughtering an average of 50,000 dairy cows a week because a milk glut made it impossible to sell their milk for what it cost to produce. Now, dairy farmers are reversing course, adding more cows to depleted herds.

    Feb 09, 2010 | 1:15 am | (0) Comments

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Spartans stay alive: Minico girls eliminate Wood River in overtime
RUPERT — The game was tied with five seconds remaining in overtime when Marlee Chandler, one of Minico’s best free throw shooters at 83 percent, stepped to the line.

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Disney posts flat 1Q profit, beating estimates
The Walt Disney Co. said Tuesday it made $844 million in the holiday quarter, roughly flat compared with a year earlier, as restructuring charges offset cost cutting and gains at ESPN and the Disney Channel.

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Knit two together: Explore fiber artists' social scene
When Ilse Hylton was a child in Germany during World War II, spinning was a necessity, and knitting was a chore. Her grandmother taught her how to spin wool from the family's sheep and stitch her own socks during shortages in the country.
 
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