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Accident Kills passenger
A passenger in a pickup truck died
after the vehicle crashed into a tanker
truck on Columbia Boulevard and
North Hurst Street. It happened
around 1:30 a.m. The driver of the
pickup was rushed to a local hospi­
tal in critical condition.
Week ¡n
The Review
sional career, the 80-year-o,d Demo­
crat said he was treated unfairly for
"good faith mistakes."
November 17, 2010
Nevada Supreme Court panel to re­ jeweler Laurence Graff.
consider their appeal of Simpson's
Las Vegas armed robbery and kid­
napping conviction. A clerk with the
state high court said the request for
a rehearing was received Tuesday.
Diamond Brings $46 Million
A rare pink
Warming Shelter May Open
d ia m o n d
Leaf Fees Opt Out
The Oregon Trail Chapter of the
sm ash ed
City officials have simplified a re­
Am erican Red Cross says it is
the world
quirement for leaf district residents
prepared to open an em ergency Rangel Violated Rules
record fora
who clean up the leaves in front of
warming center for the city's home­ New York Rep. Charles Rangel, a their properties and wish to opt out
je w e l at
less com m unity if tem peratures longtime power in the U.S. House, of new fees. No proof will be needed
auction in
dip low this weekend, as forecast. violated its rules with financial mis­ if an affidavit is signed. The form is
G eneva
The center will be located at Imago conduct, brought it discredit and available at portlandonline.com.
T uesday,
Dei C om m unity at 1302 S.E. will be punished, fellow lawmakers
selling for more than $46 million to a
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Ankeny and will be open from 9 sitting as jurors ruled on Tuesday.
well-known gem dealer. The 24.78-
O.J.
Simpson's
lawyers
are
asking
a
p.m. to 7 a.m.
carat "fancy intense pink" diamond
Protesting the stain on his congres-
was purchased by London-based
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Royal Wedding Planned
Britain’s dashing helicopter-pilot
prince William — second in line to
the throne — will marry Kate
Middleton, the lovely commoner
who may someday become queen.
The engagement was announced
Tuesday after more than eight years
of dating. Their wedding will be next
spring or summer.
Baggage System
c o n t i n u e d f r o m fron t
2011.
Dwayne Baird, a spokesperson
for the Transportation Security
Administration’s Western Region
said he cannot give a specific date
when the scanners will be imple­
mented, but does tell travelers to
check the TSA’s site before head­
ing to the airport, to check what
stricter security measures are in place
for the holidays.
He said that there will be an in­
creased amount of screeners to ac­
commodate the extra passenger
lode, and also stressed the impor­
tance of valid IDs. He said that the
Secure Flight Program, which was
fully implemented nationwide Nov.
1, will cut back on Flight Watch List
misidentification incidents, so that
travelers should have fewer prob­
lems going through security.
“W e’re here to ensure that your
holiday is a safe and secure one,”
Baird said.
At downtown’s Union Station,
Amtrak is adding 11 more trains —
not just cars, but entire train routes
— to the Cascades route, which
runs from Vancouver, British Co­
lumbia to Eugene, for the Wednes­
day prior to Thanksgiving to the
Sunday afterward.
With over 740,000 riders in the
fiscal year 2008, Cascades is the
seventh most heavily traveled cor­
ridor in the country, and Portland is
the 15th busiest station in the na­
tional Amtrak System.
Vemae Graham, Amtrak’s West­
ern Regional spokesperson, said
this is the busiest time of year for the
rail company.
She said there were more than
17,000 riders nationally this past
weekend, and that they are expect­
ing “record ridership” Nov. 24-28,
as each of the last few years has
topped the previous record. Amtrak
sees 127,000 passengers a year
systemwide, and Graham says that
the Thanksgiving holiday is even
busier than Christmas.
This will be the first time a mid­
night train will be offered for Cas­
cades-route Thanksgiving travel­
ers — he train will leave Seattle at
midnight and arrive in Portland at
4:14 a.m., non-stop, for interested
early arrivers, so that they can help
with food preparations.
Graham says that there will be
some tighter security for travelers.
“Passengers may experience some
Amtrak police, random baggage
checks, and screenings at some sta­
tions,” she said. “And be sure you
can provide a valid ID at all times.”
Jeff, Lincoln Advance at State
Jefferso n and L incoln high
P o r tla n d
I n te r s c h o la s tic
schools will each enter a second League crosstow n rival Lincoln
round playoff game Friday in their squeaked out a victory in the O r­
respective divisions.
egon 6A football playoffs with a
T he u n d e fe ate d D em o crats 35-31 victory over South Medford.
scored a resounding win last Friday The C ardinals will face Aloha
in the state 5A football champion­ High School in A loha at 7 p.m.,
ships with a 28-0 win at home against Friday,
Liberty High School of Hillsboro.
G rant, the only other PIL team
Jefferson will face Sherwood High in cham pionship play, lost their
School in Sherwood at 7 p.m. on first round 6A game last Friday to
Friday, Nov. 19.
Roseburg, 42-28.
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