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September 24th, 2008 COREY PEIN | News
 

The Weekly Fix

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“Eugene woman sues over pit bull attack.”

—The Associated Press, Sept. 22

Sobering news: Oregon Attorney General Hardy Myers joined his colleagues from 24 states in asking MillerCoors not to release a more potent blend of Sparks, noting that “college students who mix alcohol and energy drinks…have twice as many episodes of weekly drunkenness.”

“What if it doesn’t work?’’

—U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Springfield) on the Bush plan to buy $700 billion of Wall Street’s bad debts.

“Portland area must reduce, reuse, recycle—or else.”The Oregonian, Sept. 19

Gov. Kulongoski’s gift to tax activist Bill Sizemore: State executives will enjoy a 33 percent pay increase in the next two years, while the average Oregonian’s salary has climbed only 4 percent over the past two years, The O reported.

 
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09.24.2008 at 06:47 Reply
Ron
Please bring back winners and losers. This is just a snark fest.

 

09.25.2008 at 08:24 Reply
Ed
Kulongoski's execs are the same ones harping about health care costs increasing 15 to 20% annually. Not that the issue doesn't deserve attention, but they are a problem easily remedied. Health care is a must. Over paid bureaucrats are worthless.

 

09.25.2008 at 09:48 Reply
djs
I agree with Ron.

 

 
 

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