Friday Nov 20 | Medford Mail Tribune
Youth suicide is a special concern right now in Jackson County.
Not so long ago, years might pass between teen suicides, and more than one in any given year was rare.
Smith Talks Indecency, Retransmission Consent
Likening it to the fee paid for grazing cattle on public lands, National Association of Broadcasters President Gordon Smith said Tuesday that hewing to community standards on content was one of the prices broadcasters pay for their spectrum.
Grant targets prevention of youth suicide
The Arizona Department of Health Services will distribute $1.5 million in federal grant money for youth suicide prevention over the next three years, spokeswoman Laura Oxley said.
Furthering Civil Rights for LGBT Americans
Senator Merkley is the junior Senator for Oregon. I know everyone is tuned in to the big political issues right now: the debate over health care, the battle to rein in the Wall Street banks, and the fight to invest in American energy independence.
Radio Royalty Critics Want In On Talks
Texas Reps. Gene Green , a Democrat, and Mike Conaway , a Republican, wrote to House Judiciary Chairman John Conyers on Wednesday asking to be included in any discussions regarding legislation that would force AM and FM radio stations to pay a new fee to performers and record labels.
Lifting the ban on travel for HIV-positive immigrants will help to decrease the stigma Several years ago, then-Sen. Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, took HIV tests on a trip to Kenya.
Land settlement for tribes long overdue
Twenty-five years ago, a terrible wrong was partially righted. It's past time to more fully correct it.
Restore ancestral lands to these Oregon tribes
Completing a shameless land grab in 1954, the U.S. government terminated federal recognition of 43 Native American bands and tribes.
Dems Meet in Sunriver Over the Weekend
Over the weekend, Central Oregonians were able to get a look at the Democratic challenges for Governor.
Ore. Democrats gather to plan for 2010 elections
Oregon Democrats are gathered in Central Oregon this weekend for their "Summit" conference to plan strategy for next year's election in hopes of maintaining the big gains they scored in 2008.
Democrats gain sixth new U.S. Senate seat
WASHINGTON a ' Democrat Jeff Merkley defeated Republican Senator Gordon Smith in Oregon, the Portland Oregonian projected on Wednesday, to further expand Democratsa TM majority in the new Congress that convenes in January.
Two old chums compete in Ore. governor race
John Kitzhaber and Bill Bradbury go back quite a ways. When Kitzhaber was governor, he appointed Bradbury as Oregon secretary of state when the office became vacant in 1999.
Cable One Report to VP-Business Sales with total responsibility for building and running the Company's Commercial Sales business unit.
DigitalTV-Television Broadcast
Smith Delivers First Remarks as NAB Chief
The remarks were made during the 2009 NAB Radio Show Opening Address held at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.
The new NAB President, former Senator Gordon Smith, in his first...
New NAB President Smith Says Broadcasting is 'Higher Calling' B&C The new NAB President, former Senator Gordon Smith, in his first address after being named to head the association, told an NAB Radio Show audience that broadcasting is a "higher calling," B&C reports.
Understanding why the Broadcasters hired Gordon Smith
Understanding why the Broadcasters hired Gordon Smith As Carla noted it seems that former Senator Gordon Smith has landed a plum Washington DC gig.
MusicFirst Says New NAB Prez Was a - Champion' of Artist Rights
Reaction came Friday to news that former Sen. Gordon Smith has been named to head the NAB.
Gordon Smith to lead national broadcasters
Former U.S. Sen. Gordon Smith, the Oregon Republican who in November lost his bid for reelection to Democrat Jeff Merkley, was on Friday named president and CEO of the National Association of Broadcasters .
Former Ore. Sen. Smith to head broadcasters group
Former Oregon Sen. Gordon Smith has been named to lead the National Association of Broadcasters.
Kitzhaber wants to heal political divisions
PORTLAND, Ore. Former Gov. John Kitzhaber said he wants to form coalitions that put Oregon first, not political parties, after announcing Wednesday that he wants his old job back as the political leader of the state.
Also on Topix