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said he's opposed to putting all oth- has already passed for adding mea- "things can move very quickly,"
<br /> er state budgets to the whim of vot- sure explanations to the official Simmons said. n'�����.
<br /> ers because it could mean cuts as state Voters' Pamphlet; so any tax The final hurdle may be finding SOARING
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<br /> deep as 50 percent to some agencies. proposal will not be included, he lalwvel of trust
<br /> d between Bove Republicantip We have the ansuv
<br /> Oregonhigkids might graduatele said. new High-Efficient
<br /> from high school but not be able to "Whether we reach agreement mons, for instance, said he'd have .u 0
<br /> Gas Furnace.go on to community college if the or not, something has got to come to see Kitzhaber's signature on the or c
<br /> tax measure failed, he said. State out of that committee, even if it's a bonding plan before adopting the Available. Utiliti
<br /> Up to $1,150 in
<br /> • police sand pseniorscuprograms would Otherwise,owessimplyKitzhaber
<br /> e not go- tan`I don't think we move anything 6Cyai>
<br /> also face deep cuts. =--.:.-
<br /> "I'm concerned about putting mg to make it in time, and the con- until we have everything. Clearly �.a6a`��g:yr
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<br /> • blinders on and saying the rest of sequences of that are pretty chillb ire s not a sa d lotRf Jeff st in Re �_ �a�e.��
<br /> the budget really doesn't have con- ing." 'i/+ +r+
<br /> sequences for the quality of life Without an •agreement, state Roseburg. "From both sides of the o ,. 1
<br /> that's the real issue," agencies must begin across-the- aisle, people want to see what the 74
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<br /> • Kitzhaber said. "We ought to at board cuts on Tuesday, Kitzhaber .full product looks like.
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<br /> pinned to a nearby section of Sixth shop{sre not was
<br /> likethatmattl all the anniversary of Sept.Building on
<br /> It \ �
<br /> ' and Seventh avenues. Charlie Patterson said he has
<br /> Nadia Telsey, who has lived in anymore."
<br /> the neighborhood for 21 years, said The park was full of vitality on been
<br /> a stayin
<br /> ew bg at the Eugene
<br /> the parkMission
<br /> she remembers too well the drug Sunday.
<br /> He
<br /> • deals she once witnessed. While the sale blanketed one said he appreciates the park's mix
<br /> "The last couple of years have corner of the park with aisles of of tranquility and activity.
<br /> been heaven compared to before, trees, flowers, perennials and barn- "It's
<br /> I 'ssaid, `niceThe eutturthe hin sin gthis '
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<br /> when nice cars from other neigh- boo, homeless people visited on a on,"
<br /> Y borhoods pulled to the curb, did back bench, families enjoyed the town is great. I've never seen -
<br /> their business in the park and then playground,and a group made signs other city in America that's so
<br /> left," she said. "Guys would set up in preparation for a 24-hour vigil . nice." DR. BARBS
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<br /> forBoeingNem vote planned
<br /> By The Associated Press • The Machinists represent 25,000 Service asked the D.C. sides to come 706293s09
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<br /> Boeing production workers in to Washington,U
<br /> SEATTLE—Leaders of Boeing's Washington state, Portland, and Those original ballots were
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<br /> '0 largest union say a second vote on Wichita,Kan. sealed and have not been counted.
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<br /> Many union members said they
<br /> the company's"best and final offer" Union members have been work were confused about what that re
<br /> will help clear up any remaining confusion and doubts within its ing 'without a contract since the quest meant to their negotiations.
<br /> ranks.rt• ired Sep . 1.
<br /> Previous agreement expired t "Especially in the Puget Sound W.
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<br /> :, Bates 'said a second vote should region, there was a lot of confusion
<br /> The new vote on Boeing's Aug. resolve lingering concerns from the and a lot of questions,".Bates said.
<br /> *p- 27 contract offer has not been
<br /> `? scheduled, but Machinists union union's first try. "In Seattle,you had voting going on
<br /> = spokesman Matt Bates said it will On Aug. 29, while union mem- in five different locations in 14
<br /> k probably"The happen attng)n a weeomk. bers
<br /> and a possible strike, the Feder- eryoneor more. You down and say here s what's
<br /> "The (negotiating) committee
<br /> has been out of town for a week," al Mediation and Conciliation going on."
<br /> Bates said. "They need to meet with •
<br /> members and say what's going on '
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