Salem-News.com (May-09-2007 05:51:00)
Melamine Found in Fish Feed at Oregon Hatchery
Salem-News.com
Representatives from Skretting confirmed that the feed was sent to the Willamette, Gnat Creek, Big Creek, Cole Rivers, Butte Falls and Leaburg hatcheries.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has confirmed the finding of melamine in fish feed at the Marion Forks Hatchery in Idanha, Ore.
The Marion Forks Hatchery manager had discontinued use of the feed, labeled as Bio Vita Starter, #1 crumble grade, lot # 32734, several days earlier when the FDA initially contacted them about testing the feed.
The #1 crumble grade of food is used as a starter diet for juvenile salmon and trout.
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Salem-News.com (May-09-2007 05:00:00)
Salem-Portland AM Traffic and Weather Report
Kevin Hays Salem-News.com
Today's weather: Mostly Sunny. High: 68. Last Update: 8:30 AM.
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Good Morning! Here is your morning Salem and Portland traffic and weather report from Salem-News.com.
Salem area traffic report: Expect normal backups heading into the city this morning on Commercial St, the Center Street Bridge, Lancaster Drive, and Mission St. I-5 between Salem and Portland, and Highway 22 east and west are reported clear.
Portland area traffic report: No accidents being reported. Expect the usual delays heading into the downtown area.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 23:25:00)
Op Ed: T’ain’t Funny, McGee All Too True in Oregon Today: UN-Informed Citizens Pay Heavy Costs
Op Ed by Henry Clay Ruark
Elected representatives too often forget what the Oregon people truly want, but it’s a nationwide problem.
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Many among you will clearly remember from whence cometh that “T’Ain’t Funny...” quote: widely-viewed entertainment TV a few years ago.
How many will know-as-well the facts about the latest Legislative capers re lavish corporate campaign contributions -- with their now-obvious distorting-perverting impact on every aspect of Oregon law and life?
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 21:35:00)
Cheerleading Coach in Hot Water for Alleged Abuse in Airliner
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Police say Chatman sent several e-mails to the girl, and that he also discussed the alleged incident during an online chat with an undercover FBI agent posing as the 16-year-old girl.
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A male cheerleading coach in Beaverton is in custody over charges of of sexually abusing a 16-year-old girl aboard a late April flight from Chicago to Portland.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 21:02:00)
Police in Oregon Searching for English Cyclist
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Clive Ruddle flew into Seattle, Washington on April 19th for a planned cycling trip along the West Coast until he was to arrive in San Diego, California around June 6th.
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Oregon State Police and the Tillamook County Sheriff's Office are seeking the public's help in locating a missing man from Great Britain who was reportedly cycling from Port Angeles, Washington to San Diego, California and was believed to have been in the Tillamook County area when last heard from April 30th.
Photographs of recently purchased bicycling equipment and gear, as well as photographs of the missing man are being provided to help locate him.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 17:56:00)
Senator Calls HB 5048 An Affront to Oregon Public Records Laws
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"One ten page document request from the City of Sheridan was claimed to create four hours of staff time at $25 per hour, plus a 10 cents a page charge. The total for the request: $101." Senator Gary George
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State Sen. Gary George (R-Newberg) is decrying the lack of compliance by some state agencies with Oregon's Public Records laws. The latest affront comes in an “agency bill” introduced to the legislature directly by the Oregon Dept. of Transportation.
Under Oregon's Revised Statutes Chapter 192, government officials at any level of government in Oregon are required to allow public access to most records, as well as for citizens to obtain copies at reasonable rates.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 17:28:00)
Churchill Media to Launch Azteca America Television Station in Oregon
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Radio properties of Churchill Media, LLC in Salem/Portland and the Northwest present unique cross-promotion opportunities.
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Azteca America, the fastest-growing Hispanic television network in the U.S., is proud to announce a new affiliate for Portland.
As of July 30th, Azteca America will be transmitted on KWVT, channel 52. Churchill Media, LLC was founded in 2004 in Eugene, Oregon, to serve the growing Spanish-language market in Lane County. It currently has radio stations in Yakima, Eugene, Portland and Boise.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 17:03:00)
Firefighters Rescue Contractor from Concrete Pit
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The Fire District's Technical Rescue Team utilized one of two cranes - used by contractors to transport tools and equipment across the job site, to bring the patient up and out of the concrete pit.
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Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue was dispatched to a reported construction accident at 18560 SW 85th Avenue in Tigard Today at 11:42 AM.
TVF&R Fire Spokesperson Karen Eubanks says that as crews arrived at the Clean Water Services site on 85th Avenue, they found an adult male lying in a large, 4-sided open concrete pit.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 16:44:00)
Man Arrested in Connection with Burglary of Deputy`s Salem Home
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Vargas is the second of two men wanted in connection with these crimes. His accomplice, William Farris was captured on Monday, May 7th.
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Police have been on the lookout for Martin Vargas, a suspect wanted in connection with an April 11th burglary of a Reserve Deputy's home.
Around 1:30 PM this afternoon, Vargas was taken into custody by Street Crimes Detectives from the Marion County Sheriff's Office, along with members of the Keizer Police Street Crimes Unit.
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Salem-News.com (May-08-2007 16:30:00)
Pollen Returns to Oregon Like Wintertime Snow
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An estimated 35 million-plus people in the U.S. suffer from seasonal allergies.
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Good News! The sun and warmer temperatures have returned to Oregon.
The Bad News! Brisk winds through the mid-Willamette Valley over the past few days has allergy suffers seeing red.
During the day, pollen is spreading throughout the valley like blowing snow, and at night is sticking to roadways and lawns.
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