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MORNING BRIEFING: More on Paradiso drug ODs; the state wants to know how much pot you smoke

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More details have been released concerning drug overdoses at the Paradiso Festival at The Gorge Amphitheatre this past weekend. (S-R) 

After a nine-hour stand-off yesterday the Coeur d'Alene Police arrested a man suspected of sexually assaulting his niece. (KXLY)

Marijuana users, the Washington State Liquor Control Board wants to know your usage habits as part of the process to create rules and regulations for new marijuana consumption and production laws. (S-R) Access the survey here.  

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Protestors in Egypt continue demanding the removal of democratically elected President Mohammad Morsi one year after his election (Guardian) 

The 19 firefighters killed while fighting the Yarnell Hill fire in west central Arizona did not have a planned escape route in the event the blaze overtook them. (LA Times) 

Apple is registering the trademark name iWatch in several countries, giving proof to the speculation that a wristwatch-like gadget is on the horizon. (NYT) 

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