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For Friday, May 9, 2008
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Transportation
* "73-year old man stabbed at Renton Transit Center," KCPQ 
* "Caution flag raised in race to embrace biofuels," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "City councilman eyes rail preservation," Newcastle News 
* "City ready to roll with street cleanup," Auburn Reporter 
* "Cle Elum firm buys Mount Si Bridge," SnoValley Star 
* "Council adopts resolution of I-405 Corridor Program," Bothell Reporter 
* "Grandfather steps into teens' fight, gets stabbed," KOMO 4 News 
* "Hague wants county plugged into next generation vehicles," Bellevue Reporter 
* "Hearing set on transportation plan," Bellevue Reporter 
* "Hey, Leadfoot! Get more miles per tank," The Oregonian 
* "Interest in mass transit, carpools, scooters jumps," USA Today 
* "King County to explore “plug and rides” for next-generation hybrid vehicles," Seattle Medium 
* "King County to study biodiesel," KING 5 News 
* "Man stabbed at Renton Transit Center," KING 5 News 
* "Pedestrian improvements to be made in Klahanie (page 8)," Issaquah Press 
* "Sound Transit wants input on 3 proposals," Daily Journal of Commerce 365 requires that you have an account to view this article.
* "Streetcar proposed for Fremont, here," Ballard News Tribune 
* "Traffic down in Puget Sound," KING 5 News 

Law, Safety, Justice
* "2 arrested in crash at Mercer Island road work site," KIRO 7 News 
* "3rd option in death: Dissolve bodies," Seattle Times 
* "Car full of weapons lands US soldier in Mexican jail," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Court orders American Indian to trial for shooting eagle," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Des Moines woman pleads guilty in husband's slaying," Seattle Times 
* "Dissolving bodies with lye could be new mortuary fad," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Father pleads not guilty to assault," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Lawmaker wants charges in fatal mine collapse," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Man sought in Tacoma minimart attack caught on camera," KIRO 7 News 
* "Rescued tot's mother might be charged with crime," Seattle Times 
* "Seattle cabdriver shot in robbery try; suspect held," Seattle Times 
* "Seattle teacher caught with child porn might avoid jail," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Teen charged in puppy stomping," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Two people stabbed after cell phone theft," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 

Health & Human Services
* "Being breast-fed may lower breast cancer risk," MSNBC 
* "Drugs, teens, pot are dangerous mix," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Help for pregnant smokers," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 

Business & Technology
* "Gas jumps above $3.67, oil passes $126 on Venezuela concerns," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Stocks decline as AIG reveals need for cash, oil surges," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Your chance to help Tacoma win $25 million," Tacoma News Tribune 

Education
* "Scholarship guru teaches kids the ropes," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Seattle Public Schools drops controversial office," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Shake-up at Seattle Schools," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 

Opinions, Editorials
* "A truth Hillary Clinton can't evade: it's over," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Billion-dollar babies: The new global ruling class," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Catastrophe magnified by a fearful regime," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Cents and sensibility," Seattle Times 
* "Despots blown asunder," Seattle Times 
* "Early years with child not an indulgence," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Editorial: Balancing bus ridership and budget cuts," Kitsap Sun 
* "Editorial: Building into a new era at OC," Kitsap Sun 
* "Editorial: Help stamp out hunger," Kitsap Sun 
* "It's too soon for Hillary Clinton to quit," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Lakewood’s on track with Ponders project," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Murray's asking good questions about tanker," Everett Herald 
* "Obama must run the Rev off the stage," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Pat Buchanan: Where's the what?," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "People can handle the truth about war," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Seattle City Council: No-bid concerns," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Seattle Schools: Laser-like focus," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Setting the record straight on Tacoma’s casino vote," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "The adviser who won't let Clinton give up," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "The political quagmire," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "The recurring case of Clinton fatigue," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Time for Democrats to rally around Obama," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 

Letters to the Editor
* "80-year-old an unlikely target for law enforcement," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Aged before duty: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "An airtight container for our liquid assets: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "Anniversary: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Burner has a plan to end the war in Iraq: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Bush and Cheney," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Buying local is healthier and helps the environment," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Caring oncologist helped me through," Everett Herald 
* "Celebrate bears by supporting grizzlies," Bellingham Herald 
* "Chronic fatigue syndrome: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Concerned about eco-tourism negatives," Bellingham Herald 
* "Congress would repeal law of supply and demand," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Cooler heads prevail: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "Cost of tickets: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Diatribe against president doesn’t offer specifics," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Drivers must look out for motorcycles," Everett Herald 
* "Eastside train: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Gas theft: Low blow stealing from non-profit," Everett Herald 
* "Half-empty or half-fooled?: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "Hold the door: Try not to slam it in Sen. Clinton's face on the way out," Seattle Times 
* "It’s possible to have too much public input," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Letter writer mixed up the Democratic vote: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Mobile home parks: Honor a good faith commitment," Everett Herald 
* "Monorail would be perfect for Everett," Kitsap Sun 
* "Obama-Clinton team would focus on McCain: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Old regime not keen on Obama's new ideas: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Pay better to increase the number of nurses," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Positive ripple effect comes from teachers who care: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Riders need to light up the night to be safe: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Right behind you: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "Says Clinton gas tax plan disappointing," Bellingham Herald 
* "Says mayor right on waterfront plans," Bellingham Herald 
* "Senator one of the few, the brave, the rational," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Some forget there is a good side to patriotism: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Special interests have stake in perpetuating exam," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Streetcar: Just don't involve Everett Transit," Everett Herald 
* "Stubbornness is not always a good characteristic: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Torture: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Post-Intelligencer 
* "Travelers are at risk if they weren’t immunized," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "Use stimulus checks for community good," Bellingham Herald 
* "Water damage: A drop becomes a flood: (Scroll to view)," Seattle Times 
* "Western adding to rooming house issue," Bellingham Herald 

Other Government News
* "March trade deficit drops by bigger-than-expected amount," Tacoma News Tribune 
* "MLK memorial sculpture not set in stone because it is too “confrontational”," Tacoma News Tribune 

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