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A Family’s Anguish
S heriffs Office, volunteers con
tinue to sweep the grounds of
March 19 at his father's northeast Rocky Butte in N ortheast Port
Portland home, where authorities land near B e n n ette's fa th e r’s
say they found blood and DNA house. Friends, family and sup
evidence linking the male teen to porters have spread search ef
Vaughn's death.
forts throughout wooded areas in
Led by the M ultnomah County the Portland M etro area and cir-
c o n t i n u e d f r o m front
culate flyers to places where she
and her friends hung out, as well
as local businesses.
A media briefing was held at
Rocky Butte on Sunday, but there
were no significant updates. Au
thorities said the search for evi
dence related to the Yashanee’s dis
appearance and presumed death
would continue.
Portland police detectives are
still in terested in hearing from
A p ril 13. 2011
anyone who has in fo rm atio n
about the case, including w here
Y ashanee was last seen and
w here any evidence m ight be
lo cated .
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The Review
Joblessness Holds Steady
Oregon’s seasonally adjusted un
employment rate was lO.Opercentin
March, essentially unchanged from
10.2 percent in February. The U.S.
seasonally adjusted unemployment
rate was 8.8 percent in March, es
sentially unchanged from 8.9 per
cent in February.
Teen Killed in Drive-by
A 1 9 -y ear-o ld
found dead after a
drive by shooting
around 1 a.m. on
S a tu rd ay
at
N o rth ea st 86th
Avenue and Sac
ramento Street has been identified
as M ario A lexander M arin o f
Gresham. Detectives cannot yet say
if the shooting was gang-related.
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Elder Driver Hits Pedestrian
An 87-year-old woman is accused
of driving a car that hit and killed a
p ed estrian cro ssin g N o rth east
Kililngsworth Street near 60th Av
enue around 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
The victim, Mary Anne Turner, 63,
was not using the crosswalk. Police
said the driver, Helen Quimiro, con
tinued driving from the crash site
and also struck three parked cars.
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Carl Lewis Eyes Senate
Olympic gold med-
alistCarl Lewis will
run again — for
New Jersey Senate.
T he 4 9 -y e a r-o ld
New Jersey native
announced his bid
to represent his hom etow n o f
Willlingboro on Monday. Lewis
says he hopes to inspire people,
encourage communities and im
prove educational opportunities for
children.
Applebee’s Promises Fix
The Applebee's restaurant chain
said on Monday it was immediately
retraining its workers nationwide
after a server at a suburban Detroit
location accidentally served alco
hol to a toddler.
Police Protesters Arrested
Police arrested 11 adults and one
juvenile Thursday after about 40
anti-police protesters m arched
from the so u th p a rk s b lo ck s
th ro u g h d o w n to w n P o rtla n d .
Some of the protesters were ac
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