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Top Political News - March 21, 2010
  • Dems Have Votes To Pass Health Reform
  • Schrader and DeFazio support health bill — Anyone suprised?
  • $3.9 billion stimulus — Symphony, Teachers, Transit, state agencies
  • Oregon Democrats to vote for health care reform
  • Oregon economists mixed on stimulus results — Great for government!
  • State hospital faces $1 million lawsuit
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  • North Pacific sells more assets
  • Top 50 billionaires of the world
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  • Vacant office buildings dot Portland suburban areas
  • Oregon AFSCME endorses Kitzhaber
  • Children ages 1-18 in the Salem area can receive free lunch
  • Teacher faces charges for sexual contact


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    March 20, 2010
  • Rep. DeFazio says he will oppose health care bill unless
  • Schrader among Democratic undecideds on health vote
  • scientists seek defense against crop destroying flies
  • Governor hopefuls line up for primary
  • Tualatin's urban renewal — Subsidize developers or pay for schools, police and Fire?
  • Are high school transfers out in Portland schools?
  • Hillsboro's free electric charging stations
  • Is Health Care a Right? by Walter E. Williams
  • Safeway to close in South Salem
    • March 19, 2010
  • Defazio vote switch may explode health care debate!
  • Health care overhaul: How will your rep. vote?
  • Merkley amendment dropped from health care reform bill
  • Oregon energy tax incentives face new limits
  • Why is Ron Saxton backing Ron Wyden?
  • City Council Hears Testimony on Leonard's Police Oversight Ordinance
  • Portland agrees to make big changes at Roosevelt High to get federal millions
  • PURB slams Portland City Council on $20 million for bioswales and bikeways
  • State hospital chief promises better communication
  • Roseburg mill hiring after Chile quake
    • March 18, 2010
  • Fred Hansen retiring as leader of TriMet
  • Bill to kill the Columbia Gorge Commission still alive
  • Governor declares drought along Klamath River basin
  • Kitzhaber, Dudley win Oregon Business Association backing
  • Salem teachers regain two unpaid days
  • Attorney general campaigns for open government
  • Fired teacher keeps City Council post
  • Portland City Council passes resolution challenging Tom Hurley's arbitration award
  • Port of Portland spending on HQ, airport parking nearly complete
    • March 17, 2010
  • How Portland teachers use your tax dollars to get ahead
  • Protesters opposing health care bill picket DeFazio's office
  • Blumenauer catches some "friendly fire" on health care vote
  • Court changes church defamation rules in Oregon
  • WESD delays approval of annual financial report
  • Carroll: Tell Congress How You Feel on Health Care
  • Pacific smelt listed as threatened; impact unclear
  • Ptld Mayor proposes 12 spending hikes as the city cuts its budget.
  • State official says West Linn mayor Patti Galle violated law
  • Find out what your lawmaker is up to in D.C.
    • March 16, 2010
  • Schrader, Baird in thick of health care vote
  • Governor hopefuls begin to jockey for position with Oregon voters
  • SEIU Splits Baby In Demo Gubernatorial Race
  • Democrats Bradbury, Kitzhaber offer differing views on running Oregon
  • District 5 candidates on a mission
  • Kulongoski, 28 other state governors, seek wind energy boost
  • Oregon exporters lobby Obama to reduce trade barriers
  • Mult. County Commissioner Shiprack isn't endorsing her colleagues
  • Percentage of unionized workers rises in Oregon
    • March 15, 2010
  • State treasury investment division among top funds
  • Auditor: WESD can't account for finances
  • GOP group backs term limits for Benty County commission
  • Homebuyer credit extension coming to an end
  • Ashland weighs efficiency vs. flexibility for Municipal Court
  • Portland City council eyes rules for homeless encampments
  • Portland's new iPhone app for 'citizen reports' proves popular, but waiting list grows
  • Complaints about Portland police aired at community forum
  • Environmentalists aghast at Chetco mining proposal
  • Questions linger about Gold Ray Dam removal
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