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This will boil down to an average retail rate increase to our consumers of 38 percent. What do you think will be the main advantages of the aircraft? Well, I think with the aircraft, you know, it can't be replaced at once, so it'll probably be a great psychological deterrent to the speeding motorist, and especially the trucks that have a real good communication system. I'm a member of the organ guild. Guardian thought that I ought to have a little more family life in that than I would get in an institution. So he looked around and found this minister and his wife. And they took me into their home. And there I lived next door to the church so I could practice the organ whenever I wanted to. I'm proud of you. Thank you very much. You can choose here, in your own community, to support a worker-managed alternative, a food cooperative system that uses products that are produced here in the Northwest. You can directly then, through your consumption, support an alternative to a top-down, kind of controlled food system that's developing here, where 50 corporations essentially control the food system. Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey! A little unsettled at quarterback. Bayshore is healthy now, I guess, but apparently they're going to go with either Ramsey or Quarles as a starter against us. And all three of them are capable quarterbacks. They've tried to open up their offense this year. But the guy who's been the heart of their offense is Freeman McNeil. And I believe he's the best back we've played this year, Rick. He's a tremendous runner. And they give him the ball just about like the SC tailbacks get it. 25 to 40 times a game, and he does a lot with it. I think, I'm not sure, but last week he was the second leading rusher in the nation behind Charles White, and I think he's probably still there. Come on, Mike, come on, fight, fight. Mike. Come on. Move him. Move him, move him. Move him move him move. Come on come on. Come on, don't let him out of here. All right, OK. Everybody going twice? Go. Good job. Yeah, that's what pop it. Alright, good read. What did you do? You doing boy? We started two freshman tackles and now they've played eight or nine games and they're just starting to feel a little more confident, a little bit more comfortable at that position. I think the things we're trying to do offensively, keeping things fairly basic because of the youth of our line has helped us and I also think the hard running of our backs. I think Tony Robinson's had two great weeks back to back and let's hope he can put another two together. I think Darryl Miner being healthy now too makes our offensive line look better so our offensive lines are going to have to be the key at least in this Saturday's Log in. Yeah, a little longer, they're gonna start panning now. Down on that line from the expressway. Watch out! 23. Robert Dicks speed pass. Big pass to three feet, number 83, W. Gonna put it up, gets it away, in the corner, touchdown! Hunter, ball was tipped by Jolly! Too many. There it goes. Smith. Touchdown. Well, there were two Michigan people back there, and 1100... All right, good luck. We'll see you. 23. He's been scoring good. I've been looking, and he's getting 20 a lot lately. And it was a battle of two people who was the most tired, I think. I could see, by the way, he was moving, that he looked kind of tired and wasn't getting his shots the way he normally could. Neither was I. I had good shots and just really missing shots I know I can make. So I'm happy that he's under 10 and under 10 rebounds. That's good. On the Atlantic crossing during the 15 minute being approved. They get both the first and the last. I is for the Indians from out of the past. He is for visiting so much, yeah. The Department of Environmental Quality says Oregon has a unique problem. There are so many different wood stove manufacturers in Oregon that the department is worried about improper burning and the resultant pollution. Researchers are calling homes in Eugene and Springfield asking them if wood stoves are in use inside the home. The results of that study will be used to find out how serious the burning problem is. When oxygen is limited inside an airtight burning chamber, the wood doesn't completely burn up. What happens then is that the unburned fuel is suspended in our air. The first off the top is to burn only cured wood that has a fairly low moisture content in it so that you don't have to evaporate the moisture to obtain the heat out of the wood. You burn less wood that way. What about harder or softer woods, does that have any impact? Some woods have a higher heat content than others apparently and some burn better than others. Manufacturers of wood stoves say to use a good mixture of both hard and soft woods. The harder fuels will keep the fire burning but the softer types can get the fire to the proper temperature quickly. That'll help to make sure that all the fuel is burned properly. You'll never get total combustion but maybe about 65 percent. You know you just can't beat sitting next to a nice fire to keep warm during the winter but as more of us turn to wood heat there's one thing to remember and that is what goes up that chimney as smoke comes back down to Earth in the form of pollution. Peter Murphy, I with this news, nice and toasty by a fire. Or accomplishing the goal. A very positive feeling about that. I believe that I have accomplished my mission here. However, I want to emphasize that that could not have been done without the people that were here. It was a team effort, putting together a team that really existed and just getting them to work together as a team. I think I'm in my prime right now and I want to have some prime left to do these other things. Hello, hello, hello. Make it like an exit. Um, like one of them. The way it has been resolved now was something that we discussed months ago and I think it's a shame that we didn't resolve it at that time instead of having gone through all of this for both myself and for the clinic and especially for the patients. So in retrospect it's a shame it wasn't done a long time ago. Just relieved and very pleased and happy to get back and frankly I just want to forget about the whole thing and get back to work. Even perhaps he should also consider that Americans also have a face and also have pride who will be allowed to respond. Professor Gaskin will explain how this section is going to be. I answered. The answer to that is that the international rules for controlling intervention, a very orderly demonstration on Thursday, the day before, they are allowed to do that by... All the constitutional rights there are guaranteed. Trying to blackmail the United States, and you are not going to stand for this. I think we should look at two sides of the story and see how we feel, and how you feel. Maybe we both come to the right conclusion. Many things have happened in Iran at this time, but not the support of the Americans of the shell. Thank you very much. And Coast Guard, I'm for every station over. Roger, lady has to report an ammendment over board, ammended over board. Yes, that lady has the room call station Roger request to know your position this time I'm going to go to that other area over here. Go ahead and call North Bend and get a helo on the way up here. Roger, I think B1362 is in the area. Okay. Thank you so much. I'm like one of five kids in the world every day. Thank you. Is this just a regular thing? Actually, she's here for a rate check. She has a pneumonia. I'm going to stop for a second. It's alright sweetheart, it's alright. We don't become doctors complete in the ring, no. One seems to hear words of the cheer from everywhere, filling the air. Oh, how I love raising a son, boy, I did tell you. You Did you know, did you know? Did you drive a limbo? Once you can hear words of good cheer from everywhere, feeling the air. The manager at the Kalama chemical plant is blaming human air. ...Release the chemical called talyeen into the Kalam 70,000 gallons went into the ground at the site of the open valley. But it was discovered seeping into the river at about nine o'clock this morning. The Coast Guard and the Environmental Protection Agency were on hand to begin cleanup operations. That meant setting up containment booms to trap the talyeens as it leached into the River. There hasn't been any environmental damage, but the cleanup operation will be very expensive for the company, which has claimed full responsibility. I'm Terry Cook for News 8. Matter and answer any questions that I could at this time about it. This is not a formal news conference, I want to tell you that, but the laws could be changed and could be toughened up and could tightened up and it could be even expanded in certain areas to make it easier for prosecutors to do the job that I think most of us want us to do. What is it, Mike? The original information was discovered by the news media and sent directly to the district attorney's office, both in terms of personal representatives from various news agencies coming to me personally and saying, hey, we have discovered something that we think is meritorious of further investigation by the state. We agreed and that's how this whole investigation got started. Five months of our investigation. We did it five. Let justice take its course and I'm sure that at some point I'll be a party in this proceeding. Are you personally glad to see this matter go to the courts? I don't have a comment as far as being glad or otherwise. I'm simply referring to my statement that I just made to you, let the justice take its course. That's the only thing we can do at this point. Do you believe that five months of investigation by the district attorney, and three months by the grand jury, and even more, about six months by the press will have a cleansing effect on the county? I think it already has. A lot of things have changed down here already. I think that the basic problem was that we made a land swap that was not held with a public hearing and I think thats what we need. And the board's meeting started, but I know just enough to give you a statement. I prepared a statement during the session. Had they listened to me when I said put it out for bids, when I asked legal counsel, are we on legal grounds? I asked several questions. Had they answered those questions and done as I said at that session, been put up for bids. This whole matter would have never come about. And so with today's indictment of Bob Wood, the county land swap case moves out of the grand jury and into the courts. Bob Wood is scheduled to enter his plea by Monday, and more indictments may be coming out of this room. Don Clark, eyewitness news at the Lane County Courthouse. The original information was discovered by the news media and sent directly to the district attorney's office, both in terms of personal representatives from various news agencies coming to me personally and saying, hey, we have discovered something that we think is meritorious, a further investigation by the state. We agreed, and that's how this whole investigation got started. We did it at five. Let the justice take its course, that's the only thing we can do at this point. I would now like to proceed under the theory of fraud to set aside the whole transaction and it can be done because there was no doubt in my opinion and what the grand jury says there was an element of fraud involved and I'd go in to set the whole thing aside, get the money back from the people that sold it, give the money back to the person that bought it, county go ahead and get a deed back to it, and recover seven or eight hundred thousand dollars for the taxpayers. And so, with today's indictment of Bob Wood, the county land swap case moves out of the grand jury and into the courts. Bob Wood is scheduled to enter his plea by Monday, and more indictments may be coming out of this room. Don Clark, eyewitness news at the Lane County Courthouse. We can. I'll shut up. I'm also feeling you talking. That story I covered yesterday. First of all, if you can be with a group of people, whether that be your biological family or a group or friends, I think that can be very helpful. If you're not in a position to be with the group of people in a warm setting where you're having dinner and sharing good company, I suggest that you have fun. That you go skiing. That you try to take a trip and substitute some fun. It's a marvelous escape and it's very healthy. We will say starting tomorrow. That's a great window. Thank you. Do we know what stores are? Oh dear. We lost two buttons. Two today. When you think of Thanksgiving today, you think a food. No doubt the first Thanksgiving was also a feast compared to what the pilgrims usually ate. But what if 30 pilgrims had to shop for that initial meal at today's grocery prices? Their baked goods included white bread, not sliced and packaged of course, and their pumpkin pie certainly took more effort than a visit to the bakery department. They had vegetables like leeks, now 79 cents a bunch, and lots of greens priced at 49 cents a head today. Those first fruit delicacies were raw cranberries and plums. Today, those packed cranberries are $0.48 a bag, while plums, which aren't fresh this time of year, run $0,73 per can. The bulk of their meal was made up of venison, seafood, duck, and goose. Oddly enough, there is no record at all of the traditional turkey being eaten at that first holiday spread, even though there were plenty of birds roaming the countryside. And what's a feast without some juicy spirits? The Pilgrims quench their thirst with sweet wine made from wild grapes. At $2.99 a bottle, chances are they might be drinking a lot less today. So if the first Americans were to go shopping now, they could find food similar to the ones they normally ate. Our runaway inflation would likely surprise them, but probably not half as much as a grocery bill of $164.12. Dance. I don't think the Pilgrims would be too happy or thankful to pay this much for a Thanksgiving dinner. But then again, I got my groceries in about 20 minutes and I can always go home and stick it all in the microwave oven. For Eyewitness News, this is Peggy Jo Abraham. If the staff had answered my questions correctly and truthfully, this whole matter would have never been developed. I was told that we were on legal grounds only to have the Attorney General fault us for not holding public hearings and newspaper publications. And worse yet, I was told by a county official... That nobody was interested in buying this land when I proposed putting it out for bids. When in fact, staff knew there were willing and able buyers available. Oh, my God, raising a child, calling him in, telling him to give it a ring, call him in. Music! Did doggie, dogg, did dogg. Did jolly, doGG. Once he used to hear words of the children. There were no huge crowds milling around the stores in the mall, probably because of cold temperatures. Today the mercury stayed well below 50, and those that did braid the chill shopped comfortably without push and shove. The biggest crowd by far was around a plump little man, dressed in black boots and a red and white suit, with a flowing white beard and a warm friendly smile. Kids knew in an instant that it was Jolly St. Nick. Kids of all ages waited to see the legendary Santa Claus and to whisper their Christmas wishes into his ear. I'm that little boy that goes up and down. Little bulldozer that goes up and down. What did you think of Santa Claus? I saw, see, I saw he was fun. Some youngsters, it was the first time they'd ever seen Santa, and at times it was a little confusing. What do you look like? Oregon duck. But it wasn't just the really young who enjoyed Santa's visit, there were older kids there, kids who come back year after year and bring their own kids as well. But it's not all give for the man who wears a contagious smile and looks forward to the day after Thanksgiving. The most wonderful thing in the whole world. All these kids, oh, I tell you, it makes your heart just thump, thump thump and they're so beautiful. Now, did you have a nice Thanksgiving? Does this mean that you're out here for good? Mean that you're out here for good? That's why I'm so full here. I ate so much turkey, believe it or not. And the day after Thanksgiving, you're ready to start work. We're going to be working and all the kids come down and see us. We want to talk to them, have them sit them in the lamp, and just have a real good time. Just down the street, the 5th Street Public Market offers an environment of its own. Those shoppers eagerly searching for handmade crafts found everything from leather goods to candles, pottery clothes, and of course, toys. All items with a character of the market. Horse-driven carriage rides for Santa and his friends, music and window displays all add to the fun for downtown shoppers. Those of us early shoppers in the Eugene Downtown Mall are joining hundreds of others across Lane County and across the entire country. Who are getting a jump on the holiday shopping and trying to beat the rush at the end. I'm Debbie Segura for Eyewitness News in the Eugene Downtown Mall. Now over to Peter Murphy in Springfield. Connect in your faucets for the winter. If you leave them connected up, the water is going to fill up and withstand the freezing temperature. Providing you don't leave your hose connected. This is where a lot of people make the error as they lift. So between wrapping it and covering it. Cutting off the air flow under the put something like I put on mine or you can play sure when you get plastic around it and going back under there freezing that up so between wrapping it usually that's what disconnect it and crack the faucet open a little bit and hope that it'll thaw slowly enough or that the freeze isn't severe enough that it will expand the pipes and bust them inside. Third down 10, the ball at the 36 yard line. Here we go, Pacer! Oh, ladies. Okay, number one. We're right there. If the guys play as good as they play tonight, shoot, I can't say no more. The line blocked, you know, just came out off for the better of it. Think this is the best game Churchill's played this year? Yeah, one of them. Definitely the best state game. Yeah! Lead to nine to nothing on this sweep of the right side by Roger Daniels. The 15 yard play came with 538 on the clock in the second period. Medford intercepted the Irish three times, two by Jeff Knorr who scored the game's final six points on a 56 yard run with his 11th interception of the final I feel that we could control the tempo of the game all the way along, and that's what we did. We didn't do a good job in the second half, but that's pretty well the way I thought we were going to go. We took the ball on opening drive and went down to score and we maintained it for well into five minutes into the game. We knew it was going to be a good day for the Ducks. On uneven club division, up first is Lisa Fisher. 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