Oregon

What won, what lost on 2012 state ballot measures

By Jeanie Groh — November 7, 2012

(RNS) Here's a quick tour of selected state ballot measures from the 2012 elections. By Jeanie Groh.

Oregon dentist fined for pressuring employee to attend Scientology seminar

By Molly Young / The Oregonian — October 8, 2012

BEND, Ore. (RNS) State labor officials have ordered a dentist to pay nearly $348,000 to settle allegations that he threatened to fire a dental assistant unless she attended a Scientology-related training session. By Molly Young.

Oregon mosque under FBI scrutiny says it’s being pushed to adopt Americanized Islam

By Helen Jung — June 14, 2012

PORTLAND, Ore. (RNS) The largest mosque in Oregon stands out for its traditional focus and charismatic imam. The imam has been at the center of a mysterious FBI probe, and he's suing over being placed on a no-fly list. Many at the mosque suspect the government is trying to harass people into a more westernized Islam. By Helen Jung.

Doctor who championed ‘death with dignity’ dies at 83

By Tracy Gordon — March 13, 2012

PORTLAND, Ore. (RNS) Peter Goodwin, the first doctor in Oregon to campaign publicly for the terminally ill to obtain medical help in ending their lives, died Sunday shortly after exercising the right he fought to secure. He was 83. By Anne Saker.

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