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More Surviellance Privileges for Intelligence Community

WASHINGTON (AP) - Amid a continuing debate in Congress over government eavesdropping after...

Nissan Recalls Vehicles

TOKYO (AP) - Nissan is recalling nearly a million vehicles worldwide because of an accelerator...

Much Rain This Weekend

SEATTLE (AP) - A wet weekend is forecast for Washington, especially in the western mountains. The...

Proposed Coal Terminal at Longview

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - A crowd of about 400 people attended a hearing in Spokane last night on...

Man Has Over 48 Years for Theft

SPOKANE, Washington (AP) - A Spokane man whose lawn was littered with more than $200,000 in stolen...

Two Missing Bodies Found off Italian Coast

ROME (AP) - Divers have spotted human remains near the shipwrecked Costa Concordia off an Italian...

Unvieling the New Health Care Plans

WASHINGTON (AP) - Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius will unveil today the different health...

Potential Regulation of Global Arms Trading

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United States has joined more than 90 other nations in signing a treaty...

Stock Market Flat in Early Trading

NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market is flat in early trading as investors continue to worry about the...

U.S. Assists in Nairobi Mall Cleanup

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - The United States Ambassador to Kenya says U.S. experts are helping Kenyan...

Regulation of Electronic Cigarettes

BOSTON (AP) - Attorney Generals from around the inland northwest as well as those in 39 other...

End of Nairobi Mall Seige

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - The Kenyan government says the civilian death toll is 67 in the militant...

Treatment of Radioactive Waste at Nuclear

KENNEWICK, Washington (AP) - The federal government is recommending a phased start to treatment of...

Plane Crash Due to Alcohol

SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) - Authorities in north Idaho say a pilot who crashed his twin-engine plane at...

Backlash on Judge

HELENA, Montana (AP) - Critics of a Montana judge have lodged a formal complaint asking for his...

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Jun 24, 2013 05:37
Category: General News

Willed Money Will Further Human Rights In North Idaho

SANDPOINT, Idaho (AP) — The Bonner County Human Rights Task Force plans to unveil details of its new grants program tomorrow. President Brenda Hammond tells the Bonner County Daily Bee the group recently received more than $300,000 from the estate of Dorothy Adler. Hammond says the money will allow the task force to support various entities with grants for programs supporting human rights.

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