Word: oregon
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Women politicians around the nation are in no quitting mood, especially this year. They are contending for governorships in other states, including Oregon and Arizo- na, and there could be as many as seven women Lieutenant Governors after the fall elections...
...minute, the long-cherished dream of streamlining and simplifying the cumbersome U.S. tax system seemed moribund, unable to withstand the hordes of lobbyists and influence peddlers arrayed against it. Then, shortly after midnight last Wednesday, the entire Senate Finance Committee was on its feet roundly applauding the chairman, Oregon Republican Bob Packwood. In the committee's offices down the hall, jubilant committee staffers uncorked a case of champagne. In an auditorium downstairs where the deliberations were heard on an intercom, an overflow crowd of lobbyists hissed...
Upon his arrival back in Washington after the Tokyo summit, President Reagan telephoned Packwood in Oregon, where the Senator was campaigning for his May 20 primary race. Said Reagan: "Your efforts moved us one giant step down the road toward meaningful, historic tax reform. We stand ready to work with you closely as your bill goes to the floor." In his Saturday radio address on the issue, the President declared, "America today stands poised to lift off into a new age of opportunity, powered by one of the most exciting economic changes | of my lifetime. Passed by an overwhelming...
...hard-drinking hobo, fortified wines like Thunderbird and Night Train are the beverages of choice. On Jan. 1, the city of Portland, Oregon, with firm backing from Mayor Bud Clark, banned the sale of the firewater in the Skid Road area downtown. Trouble is, the street people began migrating to tonier uptown neighborhoods to buy their favorite drinks, unnerving well- heeled shoppers and merchants...
...posse in three states. The searchers were engaged in an all too familiar chore: hunting down Claude Dallas, 36, a self-styled "mountain man" who cold-bloodedly killed two game wardens in January 1981. After the slayings, Dallas eluded similar posses in the bleak, high desert country near the Oregon-Idaho-Nevada border for 16 months before he was wounded and caught in April 1982. On Easter Sunday, Dallas cut his way through two fences at the Idaho State Correctional Institution near Boise and vanished once again in his former haunts...