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		LOCAL UPDATES Get the latest news alerts from The Oregonian's news room • More Updates - Check for closures - Police Scanner - Road Report News & Info From Our Sponsor Wednesday, January 23, 2008 • Economy suffers bear of a day Oregon's '08 recession, if it comes, likely would spread pain selectively. The economic tornado would hit certain industries and products, and glance off others. Like December's flooding, economists say, it could devastate portions of Oregon and leave parts unscathed. • Rate cut could buttress sagging mortgage industry if consumers rush to refinance It remains to be seen whether the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut Tuesday will avert a recession. But it's good for Don Christensen. • Portland district prepares to deal with high schools Faced with declining high school enrollment, mixed academic results and unequal access to rigorous course offerings, Portland school leaders are considering an overhaul of their 10 high school campuses. • 4 out of 4 Democrats agree PENDLETON -- It was frigid outside, but the atmosphere inside was downright cozy Tuesday as four Democrats vying for the U.S. Senate settled into their first debate of the campaign. • Emergency shelters offer escape from night's cold Zachary Jackson stretched his legs, sinking deeper into a green cot pushed into a corner of the Estate Hotel basement. A Red Cross volunteer passed by, offering gray woolen blankets against the chill on his second night at the downtown warming center. • Tax ruling on volunteer gifts worries nonprofits BEND -- When the Mount Bachelor Sports Education Foundation stages ski races, it relies on a corps of volunteers to set up gates, log times and generally keep things running. • Daily toll calculated for I-5 bridge VANCOUVER -- Rush-hour commuters between Portland and Vancouver could be charged as much as $5.12 a day to use a new Interstate 5 bridge project, which appeared to gain important political support Tuesday night. Metro News • Portland district prepares to deal with high schools • 4 out of 4 Democrats agree • Emergency shelters offer escape from night's cold • Tax ruling on volunteer gifts worries nonprofits • Daily toll calculated for I-5 bridge • American Red Cross adjusts after a neighbor complains • Bank robbery suspect reveals his thinking • Dalrymple drops out of Beaverton mayor's race • HEALTH BRIEFS • It's minus 27, but all's fine in Seneca • June 16 cut-off date for land claims • NEWS IN BRIEF • Police will cite truck driver in crash that killed bicyclist • Robbery suspect reveals his thinking • Suits object to industrial permits • U.S. court decision backs police deadly force policy • Wyden calls for more projects, jobs Science • Experts still wary of avian flu threat • IS THAT TRUE? • Oregon State class • Portly use blogs to push fat acceptance • Research Notebook • Seeing progress in just a blink Columnists • Expression always meant for the stage » Latest headlines: National + International
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