Browse All News Articles on Salem-News Page 733

Wanted Fugitive Arrested After Facebook Search Confirms Identity During Traffic Stop

Press release from Oregon State Police.

(LAKE OSWEGO, OR) - A wanted fugitive was arrested Sunday afternoon with the help of a social media Website.

An Oregon State Police trooper determined the man's true identity through a Facebook search using an in-car OSP mobile data terminal (MDT) computer.

Muscle Balance - Keep your Body Balance in Check

The simplest solution to this problem is to avoid it. This can be done by carefully structuring your programs by choosing exercises that strengthen opposing muscle groups.

(NIAGRA FALLS) - As I continue to train for what I am hoping will be my next world record attempt, I struggle with trying not to over train key muscle groups tied directly to the record attempt movement.

Overtraining select muscle groups leads to body and muscle imbalance and can lead to injury and negative performance.

Displaced Palestinians Return to Village After 64 Years

Iqrit is one of only two cases in Israeli history.

(TEL AVIV +972 Mag) - The third generation of the displaced community of Iqrit decided that they’d had enough of waiting for authorities to allow them to return to their village lands, taking matters into their own hands.

A St. Patrick`s Day Immigration Message

The ILIR estimates 50,000 undocumented Irish reside in the U.S.

(LAS CRUCES, NM) - On the eve of St. Patrick’s Day, an Irish-American organization strongly urged the passage of comprehensive immigration reform.

The Irish Lobby for Immigration Reform (ILIR) joined hundreds of Latino, Asian, labor, business, religious, human rights, and other organizations that keep pushing for a reform in 2013.

No You Can`t, Mr. President

“Let there be no doubt: the situation for the Palestinian people is intolerable. America will not turn its back on the legitimate Palestinian aspiration for dignity, opportunity, and a state of their own.” - Barack Obama

(LONDON) - Are you one of those people who, like me, were filled with hope when Mr. Obama was elected in 2008?

Has that euphoria turned into bitter disappointment?

BURMA: Misery life of Rohingya in Rathidaung, Arakan

One village after another in Burma was burned, the residents abused and murdered, by government forces and Rakhine Buddhist mobs.

(RATHIDUANG, Burma Mayu Press) - This is Rathidaung, one of the seventeen townships in Arakan state, Burma, which included Kuduk Chaung (Koun Dan) village.

On 12th June 2012, Rakhines and Military attacked Kuduk Chaung village, killed two women, looted all the valuable properties; golden ornaments and money, burnt down the entire village.

Suu Kyi Roundly Criticized at Oxford University Forum

Criticism focused on Aung San Suu Kyi in particular, with concern being raised over her continuing silence on the government’s campaign against the Kachin rebels.

(OXFORD Mizzima News) - It has been a pivotal, some might say defining week for Myanmar’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

She has been the subject of harsh criticism from her supporters, the media, the international community and even her own party members, mostly over her stance on the Latpadaung copper mine.

Chief Justice Says Police Failed to Protect the `Property and Dignity` of Christians in Joseph Colony

Justice Gulzar Ahmad, said the incident has caused an element of trauma that will keep on lingering in the minds of minority Christians living across Pakistan.

(ISLAMABAD) - On Monday, the Supreme Court's three-member bench headed by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry declared that police had failed to protect the property and dignity of the Christians of the Joseph Colony.

This the very first time in Pakistani history that the Supreme Court expressed deep frustration and anguish over this issue...

Overcoming Aging`s Obstacles

Old Age need not bring on new rage. A new outlook can cause you to look at a happier future.

(SALEM) - As one enters that Senior Citizens bracket, inevitably you find yourself surrounded with lots of age cohorts
that ventilate complaints.

Some may be health-related, others a lament of activities of the past that they tend to miss. Or quite possibly, those complaints come from your very own lips.

Obama v Netanyahu - the Next Round

An agreement with Iran could be a real game-changer because it would leave Netanyahu without his best blackmail card.

(LONDON) - The headline over a recent op-ed article in the New York Times by Rashid Khalidi was Is Any Hope Left for Mideast Peace?

The answer to that question might or might not be clear beyond dispute when the curtain comes down on President Obama’s performance in Israel-Palestine.