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Evening News on 02/26/13

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Evening News on 02/20/13

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Evening News on 02/18/13

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Evening News on 02/15/13

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Evening News on 02/14/13

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Evening News on 02/13/13

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Religious Discrimination in the NDAA

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Fri, 05/18/2012

A national secular group is urging the U.S. Senate to keep religious based discrimination out of the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA.

Today, the U.S. House overwhelmingly passed the annual defense spending bill for the 2013 fiscal year.

In a press release issued today, the Secular Coalition for America urged the senate to eliminate sections 537 and 538 from its version of House Resolution 4310.

The group says that the language in these amendments allow for discrimination and harassment against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender service members.

For more on this story, KBOO’s Rebecca Nay spoke with Lauren Anderson-Youngblood, the Communications Manager with the Secular Coalition for America.

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Portland Holds Final Budget Hearing

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Fri, 05/18/2012

Portland held its final budget hearing before the city council last night at David Douglas High School.

The attendance was slightly down from earlier meetings as several line items have been restored.

Still lobbing hard for restoration were the ‘Buckman Pool Heros’ and dancers from Fulton community center. 

KBOO’s Joe Meyer was at the hearing and filed this report. 

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Zekan Sues Lincoln County For Freedom of Speech

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Tue, 05/15/2012

Matt Zekan is suing Lincoln County officials for denying his right to free speech. Zekan began protesting against the county after the placed his father on administrative leave two years ago. Lincoln County later banned Zekan from all government property for distributing posters in support of his father. He was eventually arrested twice for trespassing on two county parking lots.

KBOO's Zeke Harrington spoke with Greg Veralrud, Matt Zekan's attorney, about the lawsuit.

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Buckman Pools Slated for Closure: Management Positions Questioned

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Fri, 05/11/2012

Buckman Pool is slated for closure for the 4th time in ten years.  Portland Parks claim they have no alternative but to close the facility.  Commissioner Randy Leonard and citizen activists want management positions to be considered before services are closed.

KBOO' Joe Meyer spoke with Commissioner Fish's policy director and State Representative Jefferson Smith for details.

 

 

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A Federal Appeals Panel in Portland Hears Arguments in the Federal No-Fly List Case.

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Fri, 05/11/2012

 

A Federal appeals panel in Portland today heard arguments concerning the appeals process for people on the no-fly list.

Lawyers for the 15 Muslim plaintiffs argued that The Terrorist Screening Center is responsible for maintaining the secret no-fly list, yet to get off the list you need to apply to the powerless Transportation Security Administration.

KBOO’s Joe Meyer spoke with Dave Fidanque of the ACLU.

  

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SPLC Files Ethics Complaint Against Anti-Gay Therapist

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Thu, 05/10/2012

A civil rights organization has filed an ethics complaint with the Oregon Psychiatric Association against a Portland psychiatrist for using so-called conversion therapy. University of Oregon student Max Hirsh claims that when he sought treatment for depression, he instead received therapy that focused on his sexuality. His complaint to the Oregon Medical Board was dismissed in December.

The American Medical Association opposes conversion or reparative therapy for LGBT patients, and in 2009 the American Psychiatric Association announced there was no evidence to support the practice. The Southern Poverty Law Center's ethics complain calls on the OPA and APA to investigate the psychiatrist for violation of medical ethics.

KBOO's Zeke Harrington spoke with Christine Sun, Deputy Legal Director of the Southern Poverty Law Center, about their complaint.

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Portland City Council Passes Mayor Adam's Initiatives

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Thu, 05/10/2012

On Wednesday, the Portland City Council passed some of Mayor Sam Adams main initiatives. KBOO's Zeke Harrington has more.

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Trial Begins For Fullerton Police Brutality Case

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Wed, 05/09/2012

A Superior Court Judge ruled today that two Fullerton police officers will stand trial for the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man. Officers Ramos and Ciccinelli are some of the first Orange County police to face brutality charges. KBOO's Zeke Harrington has more.

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Wells Fargo Denies Access to Shareholder's Meeting

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Wed, 05/09/2012

A complaint against Wells Fargo Bank was filed yesterday with the Delaware Attorney General and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to the complaint, shareholders with concerns about the bank's investment and foreclosure practices were illegally denied access at last month's shareholder meeting at the company's headquarters in San Francisco.

A copy of the SEC filing was also delivered yesterday at the company's headquarters, as well as various Wells Fargo branches around the country. While shareholders are crying foul, Wells Fargo is denying some of the accusations.

KBOO's Rebecca Nay has more.

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The General Electric Nuclear Plant in Fukushima is Still a Threat

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Fri, 05/04/2012

Oregon Senator Ron Wyden recently returned from a tour of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan and has called for swift international action to prevent further radioactive fallout.

          The present danger comes from a storage tank which is leaning precariously and would likely topple if hit with another earthquake.

This would cause in a high-level radioactive waste fire that would dwarf the scale of the original disaster and make huge tracts of Japan uninhabitable.

For more, KBOO’s Joe Meyer spoke with Kevin Kamps, radioactive waste specialist at Beyond Nuclear.

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