[原创]Benton County Coroner Rick Corson has asked
A 5- to 6-foot wave created by a landslide on Spokane Tribe land across the Spokane River from a Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area campground destroyed a dock at a public boat launch. <br/>The slide occurred about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday across from the Porcupine Bay Campground and launch, said zdzp090827 Deputy Brad Sweet of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office. <br/>The wave destroyed some personal watercraft and the dock as it slammed into the shore, Sweet said. No injuries were reported. The campground is maintained by the National Park Service. <br/>Two Montana residents were injured Tuesday afternoon after getting out of their vehicle on Interstate 90 to secure a load, just inside Lincoln County. <br/>John Kehler, 64, and Linda Kehler, 62, were westbound on the highway in a 2005 Chevy Tahoe when they pulled to the shoulder and got out, the Washington State Patrol said. <br/>A westbound 1993 Ford Escort driven by Anastasis Hadjiantonis, 46, of Spokane, attempted to change lanes and struck a westbound car on the freeway, driven by Robert G. Dew, 21, of Lind, Wash. The Escort overcorrected and struck the Tahoe, sending it crashing into the Kehlers, WSP said. <br/>John Kehler was in serious condition at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, and Linda Kehler was in satisfactory condition, a nursing supervisor said. <br/>The other drivers were not injured. The crash was under investigation. <br/>A robber stole OxyContin from a South Hill Shopko on Monday. <br/>A white man described as “scruffy” but with no facial hair handed the pharmacist a note demanding the prescription painkiller about 8 p.m., Spokane police said. <br/>Employees didn’t see a gun, but the man kept one hand in a pocket, “which pretty much alarms any pharmacist with some good sense,” Officer Tim Moses said. Police searched the area around the store at 4515 S. Regal St. with a police dog but didn’t find a suspect. <br/>Witnesses said the robber wore a black baseball cap, black T-shirt and jeans and had black hair that may have been a wig, Moses said. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Check at (509) 456-2233. <br/>RICHLAND – Benton County Coroner Rick Corson has asked a forensic anthropologist to help determine the age and origin of a bone found in the Columbia River. <br/>The lower jaw and two teeth were found by a boater Saturday in a couple of inches of water on the shore north of Richland. The bones are being sent to the Department of Archaeological and Historic Preservation in Olympia. <br/>In 1996 a prehistoric skeleton known as Kennewick Man was found in the Columbia near Kennewick. <br/> <br/><br/> <p> 看不明白呀。。。</p>
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