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Top Political News - January 27, 2012
  • 11-year-old boy arrested after flashing loaded gun
  • Molalla city manager says layoffs, loans needed to avoid $480,000 deficit
  • City calls Portland emergency notification test a 'failure'
  • Economic timber blueprint proposed
  • Portland inks public relations contract to promote the Oregon Sustainability Center
  • 'Unacceptable:' Only two in three Oregon high school students graduate in four years
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  • Five Eugene and Springfield high schools see a drop in the graduation rate
  • Jack Roberts: It's time for the Republican team to check its bench
  • Lawmakers remain confident of timber counties fix
  • Licensing interior designers bill sparks professional controversy
  • New Forest Planning Rule: Something for All?
  • Oregon Backs Off Tax Ruling That Angered Facebook
  • Port of St. Helens approves coal export agreements with two companies
  • Presentation by global warming skeptics draws big crowd in Portland
  • Clatsop County gets earful on creating a PUD
  • Mayor Adams sounds alarm over low taxi driver pay
  • Survey shows support for birth control at Tigard-Tualatin School District
  • TriMet considering major fare changes, eliminating zones
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  • Over 140 Oregon state vehicles damaged in Salem flooding — Another reason to end the motor pool
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  • Four arrested in Occupy Portland protest to mark Egypt uprising — Taking police from their job protecting Citizens
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  • Kitzhaber: Timber counties may get aid during legislative session
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