U.S. Rep. Schrader gets stalking order against Newport radio station owner

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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — An Oregon judge has ordered a Newport radio station owner to stay away from U.S. Rep. Kurt Schrader and stop hounding him with emails and phone calls.Schrader says in court documents that 68-year-old Cheryl McAnally Harle thinks they have a romantic relationship and says she's bombarded him with messages: sending 800 emails in a little more than four months, for example.The Oregonian quotes a Schrader aide as saying the two had no social or business contact other than Schrader's appearances on her talk radio show a few times.The Oregonian reports she owns KCUP-AM and KPPT-FM. Calls to her home and business were not immediately returned.The stalking order was granted Tuesday by Judge Katherine Weber. Neither Schrader nor Harle was in the Clackamas County courtroom.Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.

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