Boeing jets grounded after crash, Spokane's racist history maintained on deeds, and other headlines

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Many Boeing planes grounded after deadly Ethiopian crash
After all 157 people aboard a Boeing 737 Max 8 were killed on Sunday shortly after takeoff in Ethiopia, many airlines are grounding the model, which was also involved in an Indonesian crash in October when 189 people died, the New York Times reports.

Removing racist past from South Hill home paperwork proves difficult
A Spokane couple wants to remove racist language from their home's deed, which specifically states only white people can buy it or rent there. But despite the fact that that type of language for thousands of homes regionally was ruled illegal by courts decades ago, the Spokane County auditor says she can't remove it as a matter of the historic record, the Spokesman-Review reports.

Pullman man survives plane crash
A pilot practicing touch-and-gos survived a crash near Pullman, KXLY reports.