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 Terrorism Northwest   Monday, December 17th

PDX BANS TAXIS FROM PARKING NEAR TERMINAL
     Starting January First, taxis won't be allowed to park near the terminal at Portland International Airport. The step is an attempt to stop violations of federal rules aimed at preventing terrorism. Officials with the Port of Portland say drivers are leaving... 

LANE CO. WINDS UP QUESTIONS OF VISITORS
     Law enforcement officials have finished questioning foreigners in a federal anti-terrorism probe in Lane and surrounding counties. But an unknown number of interviews remain to be done in the Portland area, where polcie have refused to do the interviews... 

OREGON NATIONAL GUARD HOPES TO GAIN RECRUITS
     Oregon National Guard officials hope to capitalize on a national recruiting campaign and the Guard's recent high profile to entice more minorities into their ranks. The membership of the Oregon National Guard is overwhelmingly white even when compared to... 

ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS MARCH PORTLAND STREETS
     About 500 anti-war protesters marched through Portland's downtown streets on Sunday, blocking traffic, burning the American flag and complaining that the Sept. 11 attacks and ensuing war were symptoms of a foreign policy with little regard to human life... 

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December 16, 2001

Woman Gets Jail for Bullying Sikhs
     A 54-year-old woman was sentenced to 30 days in jail for harassing two Sikhs at an Interstate 5 rest area following the Sept. 11 attacks. Shari Margaret Mitchell, 54, of Milwaukie...

December 14, 2001

Mountain Home Pilot Recalls Bomber Crash
     A pilot from Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho said he saw his life flash before his eyes as he punched out of a crashing B-1B bomber. He was one of four aircrew members on board...

Wash. Terrorist Aids Feds in Moussaoui Indictment
     Ahmed Ressam reportedly provided information that helped indict Zacarias Moussaoui in the national terrorism probe. Ressam is the terrorist who was caught two years ago in Port Angeles, Wash. with explosives in his car...

NW Medical Sends Volunteers to Afghanistan
     A team of volunteer doctors and nurses from the Portland-based aid organization Northwest Medical Teams was to leave for northern Afghanistan on Friday to bring medical supplies to refugees there...

Mercy Corp Expands Afghan Relief Base
     The Portland-based international aid group Mercy Corps regained access to its office in Kandahar, Afghanistan on Thursday, nearly three months after local workers were kicked out by the ruling Taliban...

December 13, 2001

PDX Airport Evacuated Due to Security Breach
     A security breach forced the evacuation of about 1,000 people at PDX Airport Thursday evening. After police conducted terminal searches, passengers were allowed back into the airport to begin the process of being re-screened...

Portland Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
     A Beaverton man pleaded not guilty to the federal weapons charges that helped make him the focus of a Joint Terrorism Task Force investigation...

Salem Standoff Woman Linked to Anthrax Threats
     The Salem woman authorities say shot a deputy sheriff and her landlord before turning a gun on herself is also believed to be responsible for a series of bomb hoaxes and anthrax threats in Oregon, according to the FBI...


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