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Transportation, Agriculture Are Oregon’s Most Fatal Industries (Insurance Journal)
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Police searching for I-5 rest-stop-stabbing suspect
Oregon State Police are asking for the public’s help to identify the suspect involved in Saturday night’s stabbing at an Interstate-5 rest area north of Talent.
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Bradbury picks up endorsement from Oregon teachers’ union
Former Secretary of State Bill Bradbury won the endorsement of the Oregon Education Association, which decided against its longtime friend former Gov. John Kitzhaber
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Log truck hits, kills three horses on Hwy 211
Oregon State Police closed Highway 211 near Bonney Road (milepost 22) for several hours while crews worked to remove the horse carcasses and find the owner of the remaining animals.
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Friday biz roundup: RingSide moves, craft brewers shift to cans
Also, the spike in the state’s unemployment, especially among white-collar workers, has driven hundreds of people to take the test to become a census taker.
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Hay bale truck flees scene after fatal incident
Oregon State Police say several 1,000-lb. hay bales that fell from a tractor-trailer rig traveling southeast of Eugene demolished the cab of an oncoming commercial truck, killing a 37-year-old Sparks, Nev., driver
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By request (please make it stop!): Oregon DMV pulling plug on Muzak in several offices
Sick of getting elevator-music versions of Celin Dion and Aerosmith songs stuck in their brains, workers at 13 Oregon DMV offices are more than ready to help the state save money. Please, they’ve begged, make the Muzak stop!
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Oregon public school enrollment down (The World)
SALEM (AP) — State Schools Superintendent Susan Castillo says Oregon schools report fewer students for this school year.
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President’s brother-in-law to coach 2 more years with OSU
Oregon State University Basketball Head Coach Craig Robinson agreed “in principle” to a two-year contract extension with OSU.
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