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more specific regulations on the discharge of weapons within city limits.
Current city code says nobody can fire or discharge "any gun or other weapon, induding springor air-actuated pellet guns, or a weapon which propels a projectile by use of a bow or sling, explosives, or jet or rocket propulsion." That means airsoft guns, paintballs and some science
experiments designed for aspiring astronauts are
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by the City Council on Wednesday, would allow people to use certain non-
lethal weapons in specific circumstances. SeeWeapons/A7
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something you only tell one person at a time." But this week the defi-
of Fossil, Service Creek, Kimberly and Mitchell. Terrain in the area is hilly, with nearly 13,000 feet
Comments about the proposed bikewaycan besent to Alex Phillips at alex.phillips@oregon.gov or to: Oregon Parks andRec. Dept. attn: Alex Phillips 725 Summer St. NE,Suite C Salem, OR 97301-1266
Two Italian journalistsan economicsreporter for
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across much of Wheeler County.
passes by the John Day Fossil Beds and the towns
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he Oregon Parks and Recreation Department is considering creating a state scenic bikeway east of Madras, a 120-mile route
The proposed Painted Hills Scenic Bikeway follows the John Day River in various places and
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ceptions for police and those using those weapons in legally justified self-defense. Recent proposed code
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Obama's climate
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of elevation gain and almost 11,000 vertical feet
New York Times News Service
of downhilL The area has been part of the route during some Cycle Oregon bike tours.
WASHINGTONPresident Barack Obama
The Parks Department has scheduled a public
meeting to take input on the proposal at 5:30 pm. Nov. 19 at the Jean E. Burch Building in Fossil. The state has designated 14 routes as state sce-
nic bikeways, including four in Central Oregon. SeeBikeway/A4
announced on Friday that he had rejected the request from a Canadian company to build the Keystone XL
oil pipeline, ending a seven-year review that had be-
come a symbol of the debate over his dimate policies.
used leaked Vatican data to show in detail the kind of
Obama's denial of the
financial irregularities that
Guinea: The last place onEarth with Ebola
in the past have come out in
dribbles and rumors. And the alleged findings are dramatic, from the top Vat-
proposed 1,179-mile pipeline, which would have carried 800,000 barrels a
day of carbon-heavy petroleum from the Canadian oil sands to the Gulf Coast,
ican official whose swanky Rome penthouse was refurbished by a church charity to the Vatican pension fund's $800 million hole, to
By Dionne Searcey New York Times News Service
TANA, Guinea — Sirens
blared as the convoy of government vehicles made its way down a narrow dirt road
a report that Vatican real
estate is worth about seven times as much as is reported
nearly encased by tall weeds. The prime minister had arrived, and he was there to
on balance sheets.
Even for a place accus-
give this rural community a
serious scolding. "I demand the cooperation
of the population," said the prime minister, Mohamed Said Fofana, nearly hollering from his perch on a makeshift bamboo stage. "Ebola is gone everywhere — except here," Fofana told the nearly 300 people gath-
ered around him. "The eyes
cases in a cluster of villages
of the world are on Tana
in rural Guinea, the country
village." This is the last known
where the outbreak first began.
place on Earth with Ebola.
After nearly 22 months
Liberia, where more than
4,800 people died of the
and more than 11,300 deaths worldwide, the deadliest Eb-
virus, has gone about two months since its last Ebola
ola epidemic in history has come down to a handful of
patient was discharged.
comes as he seeks to build an ambitious legacy on climate change. "America is now a global leader when it comes
to taking serious action to fight climate change," Obama said in remarks from the White House.
SeeObama/A7
See Ebola /A4
tomed to leaks, this week produced a torrent, includ-
ing surreptitiously made recordings of Pope Francis
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