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Don Hunter obituary Moira Jones My brother-in-law Don Hunter, who has died aged 93, was a physicist who worked on some of the first electronic computers in the Rutherford Laboratory at Cambridge University and later helped set up one of the first major computer software companies in the UK. Don worked as a research assistant in the maths department of the Rutherford Laboratory from 1949 until 1952. There he was involved in pioneering work on the electronic delay storage automatic calculator (Edsac 1) computer. In 1955 he took up a research post at the Standard Telecommunicati...

Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. Inside the Company That Would Pay the Biggest Share of the City’s Carbon Tax It's the last steel sheet mill west of the Rockies. Evraz Steel. (Wesley Lapointe) Updated January 30 You could plunk down three football fields on the production floor of Evraz Steel's sprawling mill and have plenty of room to spare. Operating in North Portland since 1928, it's the only steel sheet mill west of the Rockies, sending its products ...

Martin said the planning commission considers 16 criteria when making a recommendation, and seven of the 16, which were outlined in the commission's report, were not met. The commission’s report included concerns about the proposed project’s compatibility with the surrounding area, building heights and setbacks within the development and traffic flow, Martin said. At-large council member Andy Keeler said the proposed development “was too dense," and Ward 3 representative John Reiner said the plan “doesn’t meet what the planning commission envisioned." At-large council member Chris...