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The government offices in Oregons Curry County are like scenes from a
ghost town. Fliers are pasted to the windows. A meeting room is
dark. The offices that are open have few, if any, residents getting
services.It's the result of diminishing federal welfare known as timber
payments -- money given to counties with federal forest land in exchange
for not letting loggers harvest trees."We can't rely on them for income
and it's been declining every year," said Curry County Commissioner Susan
Brown. "I feel like we have our hand out all the time."She
is among a group of lawmakers who think the payments are hurting
the county in the long run. She wants the timber payments to
end, even though it could bankrupt the county of 21,000, with an
unemployment rate of 11.8 percent.Last year, Congress appropriated $676
million, with Oregon taking the largest single share, $99 million.The county
is already running a bare-boned operation, which includes empty offices,
a part-time building inspector and four sheriff deputies patrolling an area
the size of Rhode Island.Meanwhile, state lawmakers are proceeding as if
Congress will not renew the payments, which began in 2000.What were becoming
in the timber-dependent counties is the Appalachia of the Pacific Northwest,
said state Rep. Val Hoyle, leader of the Oregons Democrat-controlled House.
Thats not what we want to be.The legislature is considering several bills
that would allow the state to create its o
As a belligerent North Korea gives mixed signals about its intentions, Sen.
John McCain on Monday urged the U.S. to be prepared to shoot
down any missile that leaves North Korean airspace.The hawkish Republican
senator made the call in a brief statement Monday afternoon. So far,
Pyongyang has not gone through with a missile launch, despite expectations
among some that the regime could mark the anniversary of Kim Il
Sung's birth with such a launch."As the world waits to see whether
North Korea will act on its threat to test launch a medium-range
ballistic missile, I maintain that the United States should treat any North
Korean missile launch as a threat to our national security and our
allies, and that we should shoot it down once it leaves North
Korean airspace," McCain said in a statement. "North Korea's leaders should
have no doubt that the United States of America has both the
capability and the will to eliminate the threats they seek to pose
to international peace and stability."U.S. defense officials have already
said the United States has the capability to intercept any missile headed
toward the homeland -- though it is seen as unlikely that North
Korea would fire a missile toward the U.S.Asked Monday about the absence
of any missile test so far, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney
said officials are still monitoring "very carefully.""We would not be surprised
if that series of provocative actions and bellicose statements were
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> AUGUSTA, Maine A man charged with stealing food, clothing and other
items from lakeside camps during his 27 years of living as a
hermit in Maine is due in court on new burglary and theft
charges.Forty-seven-year-old Christopher Knight is to appear in Kennebec
County Superior Court on Tuesday afternoon by video from the county jail.
Other issues that could come up include appointment of his legal counsel
and his bail.Officials want to raise Knight's bail from $5,000 to $250,000,
saying high bail is appropriate to prevent people interested in the case
from exploiting him.Police say Knight admitted to hundreds of burglaries
over the years to obtain supplies for his makeshift camp in the
woods in Rome.
Two congressional Democrats in the Massachusetts special Senate election
suspended their campaigns Monday, following the fatal explosions at the
Boston Marathon.In light of today's events, we are suspending all campaign
activity, Rep. Stephen Lynch said on his Twitter feed. We encourage all
our supporters to spend time with their loved ones.Rep. Ed Markey announced
the same.In response to reported explosions at the site of the Boston
Marathon, the Ed Markey for Senate has suspended campaign activities including
canvassing, phone banking, fundraising and television advertisements, the
congressmen said in a press release.At least two people were killed and
23 others were injured when two bombs exploded near the finish line,
on the west side of the citys downtown, officials said.The blasts shattered
the end of the race, sending authorities out on the course to
carry away the injured while stragglers in the iconic, 26.2-mile event were
rerouted away from the smoking site.More than 26,000 runners had entered
the race and thousands more were lined along the homestretch, on Boylston
Street, when the explosion occurred at about 3 p.m.The primaries in the
special election are April 30, and the general election is June 25.
The candidates are running for the open seat of Massachusetts Democratic
Sen. John Kerry, who is now secretary of State.The Associated Press contributed
to this report.
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