Salem-News.com (Mar-07-2006 16:04:00)
Familiar Faces Fill New Roles in the Senate Republican Office
Salem-News.com
(Salem) -
Monday found familiar faces moving to new roles in the Senate Republican Office. Jonathan Thompson was named Legislative Director and Crystal Snell has been hired as Communications and Member Services Coordinator.
`These moves have made the finest staff in the Capitol even better,` stated Senate Republican Leader Ted Ferrioli (R-John Day). `The Senate Republican Caucus will be well served by both of these individuals.`
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Salem-News.com (Mar-07-2006 12:52:00)
State Police Superintendent Presses Congress to Stop Cutting Police Support
Tim King Salem-News.com
The Bush Administration's proposed budget cut of $1.1 Billion brings Oregon police the lowest funding levels in 10 years
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Oregon`s top cop says the Bush Administration`s gutting of local police programs makes Oregon communities less safe. Oregon State Police Superintendent Ronald C. Ruecker joined more than 100 law enforcement officials from across the country on Capitol Hill Monday to urge Members of Congress to restore funding for critical law enforcement programs.
In February, the Bush/Cheney team released its proposed budget for the 2007 fiscal year, which cut more than $1.1 billion from core local law enforcement programs.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-07-2006 10:56:00)
Salem Man in Critical Condition After Being Hit by Train
Salem-News.com
The city of Salem has a history with pedestrian vs. train incidents. During one recent summer, four individuals were struck on Salem train tracks in as many weeks.
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A Salem man is listed in critical condition Tuesday morning at OHSU in Portland after being hit by a train Monday evening in Salem.
Salem Police say 26-year-old Joseph Dominick was struck by a southbound train at 16th Street and McGilchrist Street SE, after he tried to run across the tracks in front of the train.
Dominick was thrown into a nearby ditch, and suffered multiple internal injuries and a severe arm injury.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-07-2006 10:53:00)
Dana Reeve, Who Led Christopher Reeve Foundation Honoring Husband, Dies of Cancer
Salem-News.com
(Short Hills, N.J. AP) -
Dana Reeve, who fought for better treatments and possible cures for paralysis through a foundation named for her late actor-husband, has died. She was 44.
The Christopher Reeve Foundation says the wife of the actor of "Superman" fame died late Monday of lung cancer.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-07-2006 01:13:00)
State Troopers Catch Reckless Driver Going Over 100 MPH For Second Time in Same Area
Salem-News.com
A 20-year old southeast Portland resident was stopped Monday morning for the second time during the last three months for driving recklessly and at speeds over 100 mph. The stop was in the same area on Interstate 205 where he was stopped and arrested in December 2005.
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A 20-year old southeast Portland resident was stopped Monday morning for the second time during the last three months for driving recklessly and at speeds over 100 MPH. The stop was in the same area on Interstate 205 where he was stopped and arrested in December 2005.
Just before 8:00 AM Monday, OSP Trooper Jason Lindland was operating an OSP motorcycle northbound on Interstate 205 north of Johnson Creek Boulevard when he saw a motorcycle pull onto the emergency shoulder and accelerate to over 100 MPH passing bumper-to-bumper traffic...
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Salem-News.com (Mar-06-2006 23:50:00)
Salem Travel/Business Report: Dan Halseth`s trip to Egypt
Tim King Salem-News.com
Salem residents are on the move, integrating the world with modern technology; watch the video report below for amazing pictures and thoughts on one man's recent trip to Cairo and the land of ancient pyramids.
(Salem) -
Salem native Dan Halseth says a recent business trip to Egypt left him with a profound impression of life in what many Americans consider to be a turbulent part of the world.
Working for a company that supports Gold`s Gym International and Light Speed NT Health, he spent much of his time training company employees and visiting the locations that are legendary and synonymous with movies, historic architecture and literature.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-06-2006 23:14:00)
Festival Sponsors, Exhibitors, and Artists Ready to Get in Touch with Keizer
Salem-News.com
The 2006 Keizer Iris Festival takes place May 19th through 21st.
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The 2006 Keizer Station Iris Festival is just around the corner and is already in the forefront for many businesses and individuals in Keizer, according to Christine Dieker, Executive Director of the Keizer Chamber of Commerce.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-06-2006 20:40:00)
Police Chase Ensues After Woman Flees Courthouse
Kevin Hays Salem-News.com
After reaching speeds of 60 m-p-h, the chase came to an end when the driver lost control and crashed the vehicle into a garage
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Linn County Sheriff`s Deputies and Albany Police Officers pursued two female subjects after one escaped from the Linn County Courthouse Monday, after having her release agreement revoked by the court.
Sheriff Tim Mueller says Beyer had appeared in Linn County Circuit Court for a pre-trial hearing for Possession of a Controlled Substance. Beyer had been out of custody up to that time when the judged revoked her release agreement and set a bail amount on her.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-06-2006 20:19:00)
Salem Firefighters Rescue Injured Man From Ditch
Tim King Salem-News.com
(Salem) -
Firefighters rescued a construction worker after the man took a serious fall Monday. It is reported that after losing his footing, the 37-year old man fell nine feet into a construction ditch at 1175 Leslie Street SE.
It happened just before 11:30 AM.
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Salem-News.com (Mar-06-2006 19:34:00)
Suspects on The Run Rescued by Police
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Deputies and members of the Linn County Sheriff's Search and Rescue Team located a lost woman in the Willamette National Forest near Upper Calapooia Road, east of Sweet Home late Saturday.
21-year old Kimberly Jean Sloat, of Lebanon, was rescued by Search and Rescue personnel after spending two nights in heavy forested terrain near Canyon Creek. Linn County Sheriff Tim Mueller says their prediciment started under unusual circumstances...
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