Monday, Dec 24, 2007
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Pre-empted

First Newscast:

1. Angela Kellner reports on a key piece of Oregon's new identity theft law going into effect January 1st.

2. The new year will bring new rules for initiative petitioners.

3. The removal of the marmot dam has opened up new fishing spots on 7 miles of the Sandy River.

4. Portland is one of three areas in the U.S. where home prices did not fall in October for the tenth consecutive month.

5. LTD route 91 McKenzie Bridge was slowed by snow on its two morning trips today.

6. The Lane County Courthouse will offer childcare beginning February 4th.

7. It is the 30th anniversary of Oregon's "Whale Watching Spoken Here" program.

Center:

1. Interview with Michael Cippolina with KSOW in Cottage Grove.

2. Viz City's Terry and Lotte review current shows at Opus Six and Jacobs Gallery.

Second Newscast:

1. A 22-year-old Cottage Grove woman died this morning in a single vehicle crash.

2. Rachael McDonald reports on how to recycle Christmas wrapping paper and trees.

3. King County Sheriff's detectives report the body of six people, including two young children, have been found at a rural property east of Seattle.

First Newscast:

1. A conservation group has sued the Interior Department, seeking documents about decisions on endangered species.

2. An agreement has been struck that permanently protects the north flank of Smith Rock State Park.

3. Two members of the Pape family have been sued by a group of condo owners upset over attempts to raise almost 18-million dollars to pay for repairs at the Inn of the Seventh Mountain in Bend.

4. A survey of Eugene brought high marks for Mayor Kitty Piercy.

5. Some children playing near a creek, just south of Roseburg, came across a man living under a tarp who turned out to be a wanted sexual predator.

Center:

1. Interview with Mark Beudert, Artistic Advisor of The Eugene Opera about the upcoming presentation of Mozart's "Magic Flute."

2. Natural World Correspondent John Cooney reports from Delta Ponds.

Second Newscast:

1. Rachael McDonald reports on local reaction to the assasination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.

2. Angela Kellner reports on Oregon's expansion of the fair housing law to include protection for sexual orientation and gender identity.

3. Voters in Eugene appear unwilling to pay for a new city hall.

4. Luella Patton Charlton of Salem died just two months shy of her 110th birthday.

First Newscast:

1. The federal government has given Lane County another financial boost in its efforts to end chronic homelessness.

2. Oregon's minimum wage goes up on January first.

3. Four Eugene heart surgeons have agreed to pay $2.5 million to settle a federal investigation.

4. Pixelworks is facing the possibility of being de-listed from the stock exchange becasue of continued low share prices.

5. Warm Springs officials say encouraging new signs show that Interior Secretary Dick Kempthorne will agree to a Warm Springs Tribes casino and resort hotel.

6. KLCC's Claude Offenbacher reports a new population study shows Eugene is once again Oregon's second largest city.

Center:

1. Musicians Jesse Marquez and Mike Denny preview their new CD "Get the Feeling."

Second Newscast:

1. A body found Thursday morning in Yahats State Park has been identified as Gary Raymond Wilson.

2. A pair of nuclear energy foes are pushing a voter initiative to keep nuclear power plants out of Idaho.

3. The Oregon Department of Transportation expects more delays this weekend on I-5 along the Siskiyou Pass.

4. Some trees that were cut down in Seattle's Occidental Park could return to the park as benches.

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