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Salem-News.com (Aug-17-2006 13:56:00)

Woman Was Lucky to Survive Flinn Building Fire in Albany

A person sleeping in the bulding was woken by the smell of smoke.

(ALBANY) - Fire scene A fire Wednesday morning at approximately 4:30 AM seriously damaged one of Albany’s historic buildings. Fire Spokesperson Wanda Omdahl says Albany Fire crews responded to a smoke investigation at 222 SW First Street.

The call was quickly changed to a second alarm fire. Before it was over, additional assistance came from Corvallis, Tangent, and Adair Fire Departments.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-17-2006 11:37:00)

British Will Pardon Men Branded as Cowards in WW1

Families that fought for years to change the soldier's status are having their day.

(LONDON) - WW1 combat Private Harry Farr, shot for cowardice during the First World War, is to be granted a pardon posthumously. His pardon came as Des Browne, Minister of Defence, said all 306 soldiers executed during the First World War for cowardice and military offences would be issued a group pardon.

Browne said that the Armed Forces Bill will be amended . "Although this is a historical matter, I am conscious of how the families of these men feel today. They have had to endure a stigma for decades.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-17-2006 01:10:00)

Grant Will Build Bus Shelters For CARTS Riders in Polk County

CARTS connects the Cherriots bus system in Salem with Dallas, Rickreall, Monmouth and Independence.

(SALEM) - Chemeketa Area Regional Transportation (CARTS) bus line riders have a reason to be happy. By next summer, thanks to a $141,000 grant from the Oregon Department of Transportation, 20 bus shelters will be built throughout Marion and Polk counties.

Almost 56,000 people used CARTS buses in Polk County last year Valerie Rux, CARTS coordinator said.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-17-2006 00:07:00)

South Salem Residents, Businesses Fighting to Keep Proposed Strip Club From Opening

Salem-News.com has an exclusive first look at city's likely disapproval of a liquor license.

(SALEM) - A proposed strip club in south Salem has neighbors and business owners seeing red, and they say they will fight the club’s owner from opening his doors in their family friendly neighborhood, even if they have to take their case all the way to the Oregon Supreme Court.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 23:40:00)

Alleged Killer of JonBenet Ramsey Arrested

Thai authorities say Karr flew in from Malaysia to look for a teaching job.

(BANGKOK, Thailand) - JonBenet Ramsey The Associated Press and other wire services are reporting that an American has been arrested in Thailand in the 6-year old JonBenet Ramsey case. 41-year old John Mark Karr has confessed to authorities in Thailand.

The arrest is regarded as a surprise breakthrough in the decade-old murder case in Boulder, Colorado.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 23:03:00)

Flames Leap in the Air Above Mission Street Overpass

Drivers were alarmed when a fire from a homeless camp sent flames into the air. Investigators believe it started with an unattended fire in a homeless camp.

(SALEM) - Pics of fire People who were traveling over Mission Street at the 12th Street Overpass Wednesday morning had a shock when they saw 20-foot flames lapping over the overpass rail.

Salem Fire Spokesman Bill Holmstrom says firefighters responded to a brush fire on the Mission Street/12th Street overpass Wednesday morning at approximately 7:15 AM.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 22:37:00)

Scientists: Oregon’s Ocean Upwelling Fueled by Jet Stream, Sub-Arctic and River Flow

The Coastal Ocean Advances in Shelf Transport program, or COAST, was led by researchers at Oregon State University.

(CORVALLIS) - Oregon coast A team of nearly 60 scientists, have wrapped up a five-year study of the ocean circulation, biology and chemistry off the Oregon coast, has discovered a new cycle of activity in the Jet Stream that has a major influence on upwelling and ocean productivity.

Funded by the National Science Foundation, the study also found that Oregon has a unique upwelling system with...

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 21:39:00)

Police Arrest Salem Man on Murder Charge Stemming From Disappearance

25-year old Leonardo Gonzalez has been arrested for the murder of 24-year old Christopher Lampkin.

(SALEM) - Christopher Lampkin An arrest has been made in the disappearance of Salem resident Markus Lampkin. Police issued an alert on June 21st, seeking information on the location of the 24-year old. His parents say past involvement with meth was probably behind his disappearance.

According to that site, Christopher was last seen at approximately 3:00 PM on Ruge St. in West Salem. He was last seen in a dark green four door sedan.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 17:25:00)

Salem Fire Continues McMahan`s Investigation (VIDEO)

The building is a complete loss and damage to McMahans was estimated at well over a million dollars.

(SALEM) - Fire scene Tuesday Fire investigators have been on scene throughout the day at the McMahans Furniture store fire from last Thursday. Salem Fire Spokesman Bill Holmstrom says information on the cause of the fire is not yet being released, but some answers are known.

Construction crews are staying busy at the building, dealing with every type of construction product that went into McMahans when it was originally built. The list includes asbestos and other hazardous materials.

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Salem-News.com (Aug-16-2006 17:02:00)

UPDATE: Power Back On in Corvallis, Philomath, Parts of Albany

Power customers in two counties spent hours in the dark, but reports indicate that all power has been restored.

(CORVALLIS) - Power pole More than 42-thousand utility customers in Linn and Benton counties including the cities of Albany, Corvallis and Philomath went hours without power today.

The power went out at about 2:50 PM Wednesday afternoon.

Pacific Power spokeswoman Bekki Witt says the outage was been traced to a transmission substation, where crews repaired the problem.

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