Obama and Oregon: More in common than â€O†(The World) PORTLAND (AP) — Oregon is fertile ground for Barack Obama, the self-described “change” candidate. Oregon poll shows Obama leading Clinton (The World) PORTLAND (AP) — A new poll shows Barack Obama with a huge lead over Hillary Clinton in Oregon as the state heads into the final week before its primary election votes are counted. Oregon State Police helping truckers in crackdown on I-5 (The World) SALEM (AP) — Oregon State Police troopers are hitching rides with truckers to crackdown on unsafe drivers in cars who cause problems for big rigs along Interstate 5. Nader plans to make Oregon ballot (The World) PORTLAND — Consumer activist and perennial presidential candidate Ralph Nader vowed Tuesday that he’ll be on Oregon’s presidential ballot in November, or else. Oregon woman pulled from bridge railing (The World) WEST LINN (AP) — A woman threatening to jump off the Oregon City-West Linn Bridge was pulled to safety by a police officer Tuesday afternoon. Oregon gas prices keep setting records (The World) PORTLAND (AP) — It’s less than two weeks away until the Memorial Day weekend kicks off the summer driving season and gas prices continue to set new records in Oregon “almost every day.” Former Coquille man dead at E. Oregon prison (The World) Oregon State Police have opened an investigation into the suspicious death of former Coquille man Monday at the Snake River Correctional Institution in Ontario. It’s the second death of a former Coos County resident at the prison in three weeks. Column: Oregon Has Its First Awkward McCain Meeting (CBS News) What do you do when that guy who nobody invited shows up to the party? This past Monday that guy was Sen. John McCain and that party was the climate change hobbyhorse - dominated by Democrats. McCain showed up in Portland to unveil his climate initiative, just as his rivals - Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama - continued their assault on Or...... Oregon's leaf-burning policy stands (SaukValley.com) OREGON -- After months of discussion and gathering comments from residents, the City Council voted 4-1 Monday to allow leaf-burning to continue. "I would hope we would vote on the side of health," Commissioner Tom Miller said as he made his unsuccessful motion to ban the practice.
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