Articles from The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA) (April 15, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
4 men with gun hijack vehicle.			140
A chance to try your hand at rowing.	Yuasa, Mark		798
A flirty, twirly, girly spring The season's hottest looks are all about femininity and color.	Sitt, Pamela		1028
A peck on the neck.			86
A.M. Briefing.			870
ACLU sues Seattle over enforcement of rally rules.	Clarridge, Christine		266
Across the Nation.			542
Amazon Indians tied to killing of miners.	Astor, Michael		301
Amazon.com sets up new search site Google partnership a sign of broader focus.	Fordahl, Matthew		514
Appleby signs with UW Remaining scholarship could go to 6-9 center from Sacramento.	Condotta, Bob		697
Army reverses reprimand, clearing chaplain's record Move ends case begun as espionage probe.	Rivera, Ray		560
Around the World.			546
Artist's rambler coming down Home, already set for demolition, unsafe after fire.	Perry, Nick		459
At a glance Around the Eastside.			221
Bags of bearded gobblers Outdoors report.	Yuasa, Mark		998
Bailing out.			92
Bernie and Boys grocery stores' `Live Butcher' Bernardo Salle, 1927 - 2004.	Sullivan, Jennifer	Obituary	842
Brown joins Mussina for historic 200th win Game of the day / New York Yankees 5, Tampa Bay 1.	Herzog, Bob		442
Bush backs Sharon land plan U.S. shift on West Bank settlements, right of return enrages Palestinians.	Douglas, William		981
Business Briefs.			1123
Charter schools to be explored in Federal Way.	Shaw, Linda		569
Chocolate story is semisweet Premium brands gain, but overall consumption in U.S. is down.	Miller, Hugo		967
Client arrested in beating that killed Auburn lawyer.	Vu, Nguyen Huy		226
Concrete junkies Skateboarding is here to stay, and more local communities are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on new facilities.	McQuaide, StoryMike		1437
Construction settlement brings relief to Lummis $4.25 million awarded after remains were disturbed.	Heffter, Emily		867
Costco broke own rule with governor's rally Letting Schwarzenegger stump outside stores was policy no-no.			264
Court frees child molester serving life in Calif. prison Man, who met victim in Seattle, now may be in Tukwila area.			316
Delta, pilots' pay dispute heats up as loss is posted Earnings roundup.			704
Despair drives young Brazil Indians to suicide.	Jeter, Jon		798
Dominance of the ANC raises fear of 1-party state Early polls point once again to an overwhelming win.	Dixon, Robyn		667
Edgy Aussies leave the Moore audience rockin'.	MacDonald, Patrick		422
Els tries to put Masters behind him Golf.			302
Et cetera.			525
Eve Ensler tries to change the world one body at a time.	Berson, Misha		745
Ex-Adelphia worker tells of phony notice for debt movement.	Nuzum, Christine		345
Eyman's new tax-cut scheme is too much of a gamble.	Balter, Joni	Editorial	713
Fisheries group could help resolve dispute Habitat restoration seen as way to halt flooding.	Bach, Ashley		662
Flyers push Devils to brink Esche records first playoff shutout; Philly one victory from eliminating champs.			739
Full-throttle Snohomish economic development.		Editorial	463
Games scheduled for Christmas Day and one on Eve Nfl.			736
GOP: Donors broke campaign law Complaint singles out big contributors, including 5 in Seattle area.	Postman, David		1347
Growth in tax breaks drains federal coffers Loopholes merely spending in disguise, critics say.	Vieth, Warren		769
Guilty pleas expected in cross-burning case.	Sullivan, Jennifer; Schwarzen, Christopher		338
Health costs key as talks begin with local grocers.	Batsell, Jake		505
Here & Now Information to help you survive and thrive.	Brown, Charles E.; Henderson, Suesan Whitney		622
Hey, Donald: Fire him! No, fire HIM!	Holt, Shirleen; Scott, Alwyn		584
Historical hoo-ha ends in Disappointment.	Judd, Ron C.		845
Intensifying gunbattles eroding truce in Fallujah U.N. envoy outlines steps for transfer of power; militants kill Italian hostage.	Keyser, Jason; Navarro, Lourdes		1355
Iraq digest.			662
Kobe's three gives Lakers Pacific crown L.A. gets second seed in West as Kings fall to Golden State.			382
Left-right punch of Barrick powers Shorecrest to win Baseball / WesCo South.			213
Lindows gives up name in dispute with Microsoft.	Peterson, Kim		282
M-P hitters rock No. 6 Stanwood Baseball / softball.			1138
Mariners bottom out again Anaheim negates ninth-inning rally, sending Seattle to worst start.	Finnigan, Bob		1334
McGrady, Magic talk about future Notebook.			364
Meadowlands steps to plate for team.			337
Microsoft adds more license deals Microsoft case.	Fryer, Alex		282
Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks Park.	McDonald, Cathy		394
Money talks: Jackson will go to Russia Storm star to make $220,000 for short stint with club team.	Evans, Jayda		408
Moon joins Raible on radio broadcasts Two former Seahawks pair up to call team's games.	Romero, Jos Miguel		1073
More fleeing dirt, noise of Mexico City But 'chilango' customs ruffle feathers.	Jordan, Mary		787
Mulholland glad to catch on with Twins.			611
NASA and rovers working overtime on Mars Extended mission is expected to last until mid-September.	Gugliotta, Guy		498
New conduct code proposed for Wall Street credit raters.	Gordon, Marcy		482
Newswatch.			951
Northwest Voices A sampling of readers' letters, faxes and e-mails.		Letter to the Editor	1136
Noteworthy.			63
Panel: CIA, FBI didn't realize al-Qaida threat.	Pincus, Walter; Eggen, Dan		1252
People in sports.			186
Possible restrictions outrage landowners Proposed land-use changes cast angry shadow.	Ervin, Keith		1094
Prior pitches, but preaches patience.			768
PUD clears Marrowstone water project; foes may sue.	Eskenazi, Stuart		291
Punk-rock talk on Earth Week lineup at college Bellevue.	Fulbright, Leslie		380
Qwest encounters static on appeal of standards State officials, consumers register dismay.	Lewis, Peter		579
Rainiers earn 2-1 win against Las Vegas 51s.			112
Reliever Soriano sent to Class A to get extra work; Putz up for now Notebook.	Finnigan, Bob		1006
Retired general to lead review of handcuffing.	Coolican, J. Patrick		338
Ride Canada's rails at a spring discount.			603
Riding champ Radke won't return until July.	Dougherty, Gary		432
Rise in consumer prices pushes up interest rates Market isn't waiting for the Fed to act.	Henderson, Nell		668
Roosevelt losing boys basketball coach, Sarmiento Prep beat.	Peterson, Matt		660
S. Africa: 10 years after 'This is a baby country. We cannot go back'.	Morin, Richard		1835
Schools stuff backpacks with food Hungry students receive groceries to get through weekend.	Hollingsworth, Heather		793
Schools with low enrollment may close One option as district examines its 5-year plan.	Bhatt, Sanjay		1387
Sci-fi authors will do group book signing.			131
Seattle Bowl revival may be delayed Deadline for letter of credit missed.	Withers, Bud		378
Seattle firm Grindline is a leader in building skateparks.	McQuaide, Mike		302
Seemingly no end in sight for Bonds World Series title remains focus after homer No. 661.	McCauley, Janie		553
Shots wound 2 teens at Snohomish-area home.	Jensen, J.J.; Brooks, Diane		367
Sideline chatter.	Perry, Dwight		523
Sonics report Sonics 118, Clippers 87.	Allen, Percy		690
Sonics' finale is a big winner Allen, Radmanovic lead win over Clippers.	Allen, Percy		706
Sponsor sought to bring golfers to Snoqualmie.	Smith, Craig		284
Stars of the day.			70
State's elite to converge on Pasco Track and field.	Ferrn, Ren		624
Staying course in Iraq to exact high cost on all fronts, panel says.	Wood, David		750
Stocks slip on worries over inflation, interest Markets.	Richards, Meg		544
Terabeam is being sold to YDI Virginia telecom to buy Redmond firm for $64 million.	Duryee, Tricia		827
Terrorism digest.			381
The costs of a violent society.	Large, Jerry		731