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Top Political News - September 07, 2010
  • Oregon liquor interests seek loosening of rules
  • Labor Day brings union workers together in uncertain times
  • Kitzhaber, Dudley appears at labor picnics
  • Oregon health care policy board seeks public input
  • Senator Merkley backs bid to restore VA services
  • Oregon Universities climate change conference to focus on oceans
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  • HP sues Hurd over Oracle job
  • Wyden: Exempt Oregon from healthcare reform
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  • Shrinking budgets, schools focus on core subjects
  • Plot thickens in Lane County open meetings case
  • Extreme Makeover joins construction at Oregon's School for the Deaf
  • First Oregon state flag given new display


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    September 06, 2010
  • Gubernatorial candidates vow to tackle economy, differ on appraoch
  • Labor Dept. says training is key to Oregon job challenges
  • Financial abyss for families after unemployment benefits expire
  • Oregon agencys closing local tax offices
  • Labor Day has lost some its meaning
  • Politicians too often resort to blaming media
  • TriMet cuts service Sunday
    • September 05, 2010
  • Dudley, Kitzhaber maneuver on state employee pay issue
  • Oregon Sen. Ron Wyden wants modern cell phone law
  • Washington voters could decide Oregon liquor fate
  • A diverse group tries to fashion a vision of Eugene's future
  • Hard to grade Portland Mayor Sam Adams on education efforts
    • September 04, 2010
  • Kitzhaber, Dudley agree to Sept. 30 debate
  • Chris Dudley discusses his proposed economic plan with the Statesman
  • Dudley can't resist siren call of new program
  • Courthouse Square's owners search for concrete answers
  • New report labels Oregon State Hospital 'rudderless'
  • Oregon Department of Education considers changes to hiring practices
  • Out of several proposed natural gas pipelines in Oregon, only one moves forward
  • Wave of liquor control change may hit Oregon
  • City officials contemplate costly removal of 'laughingstock' volcano
  • Coastal jetties need an estimated $1.2 billion in work
    • September 03, 2010
  • The Dudley "movie trailer," and what the prognosticators say
  • Beaverton funds Mexican Independence Day but not America's
  • Dudley offers education plan
  • Federal judge orders revised spotted owl plan
  • Homeowners say taxpayer-funded builder won't fix leaks
  • Portland-Milwaukie light rail finds more funds — By borrowing from future Federal Funds
  • Drug charges against Medford man hinge on Fourth Amendment challenge
  • Gresham lures Portland business to the 'burbs
  • Oregon students will be able to use spell check to pass state writing test
  • Suit charges state with delaying gas pipeline
  • Walden defends Mercy Flights from outlandish federal fine
    • September 02, 2010
  • Kitzhaber sheds gloves with attack on Dudley
  • Measure 49 housing boom is a bust
  • No debate in the governor's race? It's possible
  • Rep. Walden goes to bat for Mercy Flights
  • Adams' gun plan taking fire from all sides
  • Bill Bradbury named to power and conservation council
  • Hillsboro planning department wants lower permit fees for some downtown businesses
  • Kitzhaber and Dudley: the ad wars
  • Portland gives 'Camp Pioneer' reprieve; homeless campers can stay
  • Developer relies on human nature to hit net-zero goal
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