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State of Ore. backs Klamath Tribes water rights
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State of Ore. backs Klamath Tribes water rights

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5 Ore. airport towers on FAA closure list

5 Ore. airport towers on FAA closure list

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Man who fought gunman not surprised by shooting
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Man who fought gunman not surprised by shooting

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Wyden pledges renewed timber county payments

Wyden pledges renewed timber county payments

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Ore. agency: Wave energy possible in 4 areas
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Ore. agency: Wave energy possible in 4 areas

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Scientists claim censorship by federal agency
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Scientists claim censorship by federal agency

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In this Dec. 21, 2012 file photo provided by the Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife, scientists inspect a dock that floated up on a remote stretch of wilderness beach in northwestern Washington. A scientist who examined the dock says it looks just like the one that came ashore on a central Oregon beach last summer, suggesting it also is a piece of tsunami debris from Japan. (AP Photo/Washington Dept. of Fish & Wildlife)
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Wash. dock resembles one from Japan found in Ore.

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FILE - This Oct. 27, 2004 file photo shows Jack Lee Harelson, left, in Jackson County Circuit Court in Medford, Ore., with attorney Bob Abel. Authorities said Harelson, a former insurance agent and amateur archaeologist convicted of looting ancient Indian graves in the Nevada desert and later offering $10,000 in opals for a hit man to kill a former business partner, died Dec. 14, 2012 at the Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem, Ore. (AP Photo/Roy Musitelli, Pool, File)
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Oregon man convicted in murder-for-hire plot dies

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This undated photo by A.W. Ericson, provided by the Humboldt State University Library, shows school children posing on the Fieldbrook Stump, a huge coast redwood outside McKinleyville, Calif., sometime in the 1890s. The Archangel Ancient Tree Archive has produced a clone from a spout at the base of the stump that will be planted on a ranch near Port Orford, Ore. The project is part of an effort to preserve the genetics of some of the world's biggest trees and plant them around the world to combat global warming. (AP Photo/A.W. Ericson, Humboldt State University Library)
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Mich. man planting clones of long-dead redwoods

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Logger Eric Davis runs down the road as a truck loaded with logs is readied in the forest near Banks, Ore., Friday, Nov. 30, 2012. The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case Monday, Dec. 3, regarding regulation of water runoff from logging roads.(AP Photo/Don Ryan)
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High Court to decide how logging roads regulated

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