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Shooting at Washington Navy Yard

WASHINGTON (AP) - Authorities in the nation's capital are searching for a shooter, after at least...

Victims of Shooting are Uncooperative

YAKIMA, Washington (AP) - Police say they're not getting a lot of cooperation from the victims of a...

New Volume Record Set at Game

SEATTLE (AP) - The fan group attempting to set a Guinness World Records mark for the loudest...

Increased Factory Production

WASHINGTON (AP) - The government says U.S. factories increased output in August by the most in...

Genetically Modified Alfalfa

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - The state Department of Agriculture says alfalfa seed and plant samples...

Saving Fuel in Oregon

PORTLAND, Oregon (AP) - Oregonians have been driving less, according to new traffic data. An...

Syria Dismantles and Surrenders Weapons

Moscow (AP) - Syrian President Bashar Assad says his government has agreed to surrender its...

Denver Flash Flooding Creates Emergency

Denver (AP) - Flash flooding in northern Colorado has left two people dead, and the widespread high...

Little Change in Early Stock Trading

New York (AP) - Stocks are showing little change in early trading. Many investors have headed to...

High Enrollment at Washington State University

Pullman, Washington (AP) - Washington State University is reporting the second-highest enrolment in...

Tobacco Companies Pay Oregon $9 Million

Salem, Oregon (AP) - The Oregon Department of Justice says a panel of arbitrators has ordered...

Moving Syria's Chemical Weapons

Geneva (AP) - International efforts to secure Syria's chemical weapons are focused in Geneva today....

Charter schools one step closer

Yakima (AP) - The State Board of Education has taken another step toward bringing charter schools...

Man faces prosecution for bomb threats

Pasco (AP) - A man accused of calling in bomb threats to Columbia Basin College, to avoid taking a...

Official Says Syria Accepts Russian Initiative

Damascus, Syria (AP) - A senior Syrian government official says his country's acceptance of a...

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Dec 05, 2012 07:34
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New Idaho Coach Paul Petrino

MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — New Idaho head coach Paul Petrino will be paid at least $390,000 a year in a three-year contract approved by the Idaho State Board of Education. The board voted unanimously yesterday to approve the package for Petrino, who was the offensive coordinator at Arkansas before taking the Vandals job. He picks up a program in tatters after a 1-11 season.

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