Friday, October 6, 2017
Stuckart, other local leaders trying to quit smoking, Bergdahl to plead guilty, morning headlines
ON INLANDER.COM
Who watches the professor watchlist?
Right-wing websites like Campus Reform report left-wing politics on campus — and expose professors to harassment.
Something Rotten in Spokane
Something Rotten! is certified fresh — but its five-day run here ends on Saturday night.
Driving while stabbed
InHealth: It's often better to drive to the hospital when seriously injured, instead of waiting for an ambulance.
Blackbird and brews
Celebrate the taste of some special beers at the Blackbird Invitational.
IN OTHER NEWS
Bowe bends
Bowe Bergdahl, formerly from Idaho, spent years in Taliban captivity. Now he might spend years in American prison as well.
Idaho's most famous prisoner of war, Bowe Bergdahl, is expected to plead "guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy" to avoid a trial. (Spokesman-Review)
No butts about it
City Council President Ben Stuckart is going to try to kick his smoking habit, depriving weekly newspaper reporters reporters of crucial scene details. (Spokesman-Review. The Stranger)
Putting the innocent to death
Spokesman-Review columnist Shawn Vestal takes on the death penalty.
Elusive motive
We still have no idea why the Las Vegas shooter did it. (New York Times)
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