Salem-News.com (Nov-01-2009 20:45:00)
Pedestrians Struck by Driver In Portland: One Dies
Salem-News.com
The driver of the vehicle is cooperating, and traffic investigators do not believe the driver was impaired.
(PORTLAND, Ore.) -
A driver struck two pedestrians tonight in Portland, killing an adult woman while injuring a second pedestrian. Detective Mary Wheat with the Portland Police Bureau, says it happened around 7:25 p.m. in the area of Southeast 80th and Foster Road.
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Salem-News.com (Nov-01-2009 19:10:00)
Wingnut of the Week: Liz Cheney, How Dare You?
Commentary by Gordon Duff Salem-News.com
I don't care how many Republicans and Democrats have to be jailed. Only one thing is certain, we have to arrest Dick Cheney first, maybe not just Dick.
(CINCINNATI, Ohio) -
When dead American soldiers were brought back in secret, in shame, it was at the orders of Vice President Cheney. Cheney planned the Iraq invasion even before the election and well before 9/11.
The Cheney's testimony before the 9/11 Commission is filled with things like, "We never thought anyone would attack America, we knew nothing, nothing, nothing....never expected anything at all."
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Salem-News.com (Nov-01-2009 18:33:00)
Op Ed: Reason-Assaulted Abandons Rationality Threatens Consensus
By Henry Clay Ruark for Salem-News
Public Sphere Distortion, Perversion Eroding Democracy.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -
Democracy demands consensus supported by the majority. Without consensus, support surely and certainly slips away, sooner or later.
Consensus is the overwhelming consequence of the “conversation at the heart of democracy,” as John Dewey, famous American educator/philosopher, has declared. ANY such “essential conversation” must depend on rational, reasonable, factual sources.
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Salem-News.com (Nov-01-2009 13:06:00)
The DST Caper
Daniel Johnson Salem-News.com
It was sometime in the 1950s that the American branch of the International Time Bank was established in a secret location somewhere in the continental United States. It’s there that the 300 million or so American hours are deposited every spring.
(CALGARY, Alberta) -
November 1, 2009 So, you’ve got the hour back, the hour the government “borrowed” last spring. But, did you get any interest on that loan? Didn’t think so.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-31-2009 21:00:00)
Investing for Value
Ersun Warnke Salem-News.com Business/Economy Reporter
In my reporting at Salem News I will do my best to apply historically informed critical analysis to the most important issues in the areas of investment, economics, business and government that face the citizens of our State.
(EUGENE, Ore.) -
I will be joining the Salem News team as a Business reporter. It is our hope that my contributions in this area will expand the scope of coverage at Salem News and increase the value of that coverage for its readers.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-31-2009 05:56:00)
Halloween `Nightmare Factory` in Salem: One Frightening Experience (VIDEO)
Michelle Andujar & Jerry Freeman Salem-News.com
22 Years of Holding the Line for the Kids at Oregon's School for the Deaf.
(SALEM, Ore.) -
Halloween is overflowing the Oregon School for the Deaf with tricks and treats this weekend.
The $8, 20-minute horror walk is not just worth the fun but it helps a struggling school raise funds for students of Oregon’s Sign language immersion boarding school, who make up 90% of the actors.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-31-2009 00:55:00)
Congress to Navy: Assist Lejeune Veterans & Dependents
Robert O'Dowd Salem-News.com
The letter questioned the Navy’s failure to develop a strategy to address the health effects of exposure to the contaminated water, the need for additional studies “in perpetuity” by the Navy, and urged the Navy act now.
(WASHINGTON, D.C.) -
A letter of October 26st from twenty-eight Congressmen to the Secretary of the Navy expressed frustration and disappointment over the Navy’s failure to provide assistance to Camp Lejeune veterans and dependents affected by the contamination of the base water wells.
The Congressional representatives questioned the Navy’s failure to develop a strategy to address the health effects of exposure to contaminated drinking water.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-31-2009 00:43:00)
Thank You Taps Players
Q Madp Salem-News.com
My goal today was to share this piece with you and say thanks to all the Taps players out there at the same time.
(PORTLAND, Ore) -
For many years, I've thought I have made up a tune that I thought existed out there somewhere. I had heard it on one of my many overseas excursions, back in the day when I traveled light.
The tune is like an extended full version of Taps and the title is Il Silenzio, which is Italian. I stumbled across it searching for something else and I listened, and I cried. It brought back memories I didn't know I had.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-30-2009 23:25:00)
Oregon I-5 South Closed at I-205 Over Fatal Pedestrian Crash
Salem-News.com
Expect serious traffic delays on Interstate-5, try to use alternative routes.
(PORTLAND, Ore.) -
News sources are reporting that a serious fatal accident involving a pedestrian has traffic on Interstate-5 South snarled and closed at the I-205 Interchange.
There was no further information on the number of vehicles involved, but images on KOIN TV showed a large number of emergency vehicles in the area.
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Salem-News.com (Oct-30-2009 23:17:00)
Global Storm Chasers Al Mennie and Andrew Cotton Score Huge Surf in Ireland and Oregon
Salem-News.com
Surfers looking for the biggest waves in the world, find them in Oregon and Ireland.
(AILEENS, Ireland) -
Al Mennie and Andrew Cotton have just managed to surf three giant swells in two oceans all within a one week period.
The duo racked up over 8,000 miles last week in order to surf two swells at Aileens, Ireland and compete at the Nelscott Tow-In Classic, Oregon.
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