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January 13, 2003 Online Edition, No. 5
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| Gov. Gary Locke this week may face an uphill climb defending deep cuts in his proposed two-year, $23 billion General Fund budget. Photo courtesy of Access Washington
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Thousands of people have lost their jobs, businesses are suffering and families are struggling to make ends meet. That’s why I am proposing a general fund budget that requires us to live within our means—Locke, explaining ‘delays’ in teacher pay hikes
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UN arms inspectors found no “smoking guns” in Iraq although unanswered questions remain about Iraq’s weapons program. At the same time, the US military is building up near Iraqi borders, apparently in preparation for war. Are unanswered questions about Iraq’s weapons program enough to justify going to war? What would it take—if any—to justify a war against Iraq? Email editor@seattlepress.com for your answers. |
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NE Seattle Little League registration begins, January 25
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Heroin, cocaine deaths on the rise in Seattle-King County
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The Will of the Voters and Olympia: A Tale of Two Initiatives
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Traffic delay expected on 140th Avenue SE
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Nation’s brightest shunning science, study finds
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GPS monitoring for sex predators?
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Information Sheet
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Locke's Open Letter To Teachers, Students and Parents
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Jim Hightower
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Jim Hightower
Heroes
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Jim Hightower
Toys of Misery
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