Oregon Considered
Salvation Army, OHSU to Open Homeless Infirmary
April 21, 2005
The Salvation Army and a Portland hospital announced Thursday that they're teaming up to open a new infirmary for homeless people.
The 15-bed facility will be in Old Town, where many services for the homeless are already located, and it will be staffed 24 hours a day.
Organizers say the fate of one homeless man prompted them to act.
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Students Try to Demystify Supreme Court
State Tests New Herpes Vaccine
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