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Mining in Oregon: An Endangered Industry, Part 2

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This is the second half of a one hour program that examines the types of minerals found in Oregon, their importance to our economy and in our daily lives, and the impacts of state and federal regulations and land withdrawals on the mining industry. In Part 4, an ex-Navy SEAL who has been instrumental in developing the suction dredge technology for placer mining in river beds talks about the environmentalists’ litigation against mining and the recently passed law that bans suction dredging in...Read Full Story

Mining in Oregon: An Endangered Industry, Part 1

By afpjoco on  From afpjoco.wordpress.com
This is the first half of a one-hour program that examines the mining industry in Southern Oregon. (The second half hour of this program will be posted next month.) In the first segment, a gold miner shows us the adit of a gold mine in Josephine County, Oregon, where there’s still plenty of gold in the ground but the challenge is getting it out. He also shows us one of the best places for gold panning along the Rogue River, but cautions about running afoul of the new regulations. Then a...Read Full Story

Tax Day Tea Party Video

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The Josephine County chapter of Americans for Prosperity sponsored a Tax Day Tea Party in Grants Pass on April 15. There were 12 speakers, three singers, and over 1200 attendees who turned out to protest excessive taxing, spending, borrowing, bailouts, and overregulation of individuals and industry. This 3-part video shows highlights from the Tea Party. In Part 1, Lorrie Ahrens opens with the national anthem, and Pastor Tony Russo gives the invocation. Richard Burke, of AFP Oregon, talks...Read Full Story

Timber in Oregon: An Endangered Industry

By afpjoco on  From afpjoco.wordpress.com
This is the first part of a two-part series focusing on the timber industry in Oregon. This one-hour program looks at how responsible forest management is important for healthy forests, and examines the negative impact of federal regulation and environmental litigation on the timber industry and on local economies in rural Oregon. These three videos make up the first half hour of the program, which includes interviews with people working in forestry, logging, trucking, and sawmills. The...Read Full Story

17-Year Land Use Battle in Southern Oregon

By afpjoco on  From afpjoco.wordpress.com
This 3-part video is the saga of a property owner who’s spent 17 years doing battle with government bureacracy and local land use activists to get his 158 acre parcel reverted to its original zoning after it was arbitrarily rezoned from 5-acre residential to Woodlot Resource in the wake of SB 100. The video includes interviews with the property owner, a land use consultant, two former County Commissioners, and the County Counsel for Josephine County. Part 1 reviews the history of State vs...Read Full Story
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SALEM -- We find ourselves shocked -- shocked -- that politics has broken out at the Oregon Legislature, which has hit the halfway mark in what is supposed to be a one-month session. At the center of attention this time are Gov. John Kitzhaber's ...  
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All eyes have been on Iowa and, now, New Hampshire, but Oregon also has an interesting congressional election coming up later this month. Topping today's political news is a report from The Oregonian's Jeff Mapes on the $1.3 million the Democratic Congressional...  
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The Oregon Politics roundup for Monday includes reports about the 1,000 exceptions to a state hiring freeze, another political situationer on the 1st District congressional race and where a state employees union thinks spending ought to be cut.  
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SALEM -- Much of today's political news centers on the 2012 Legislature, which starts Feb. 1. If Senate President Peter Courtney has his way, the session will end by or before Feb. 29. --It's about the budget. Saul Hubbard, capitol...  
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What would Oregon political reporters be covering if not for the Legislature's staccato-paced February session, where there's howling over wolves, clucking over tweets and shuffling over gambling? We take a look at the latest actions under the ...  
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