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WW has learned that an immensely powerful out-of-state force may be quietly backing a minor-party candidate in the tightening race for U.S. senator.Apparently, the Lord God Almighty has reportedly t ...
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Some rogues just don't know when to quit. Take entrepreneur Michael B. Woodward of Vancouver, Wash., a former insurance salesman whose innovative scheme to take advantage of little old ladies has earn ...
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Should the beleaguered Youth Opportunity Center tell the feds to hang on to the $10 million they're planning on sending to Portland?At least one civic leader says it should be considered. "Unless th ...
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As faithful readers of this column may recall, there is little love lost between the Rogue Desk and the misspelled monopolists who run Qwest Communications International. For several years, the 14 ...
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Despite months of moaning and groaning, the Portland State graduating class of 2002 in the end mounted no protest against Katie Harman, a.k.a. Miss America 2002, as their commencement speaker.When ...
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The atmosphere at the Benson Hotel was an intoxicating blend of delirium and wonkery last week, when an eclectic mix of 250 Portlanders jammed the Mayfair Ballroom to listen to New Mexico Gov. Gar ...
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Tired of hearing the same old guff about the War on Drugs from a bunch of blow-dried politicians? Meet chief mutineer Gary Johnson.
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smokin' index ¥Gov. Gary Johnson says Just Legalize It. ¥Time to put pot culture out of our misery , a rant ¥What really happens if you're bustedIn an era when many of the ideological diffe ...
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It's loud. It's messy. It's nasty. But psychiatrist Peter Davidson is determined to rescue Portland's mentally ill--whether they like it or not.
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TURNING the CORNERSince Dr. Peter Davidson was hired in July 2001, calls to the crisis hotline are down.So are the number of days spent in psychiatric wards... ...and the number of times Portland po ...
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Victory!After a yearlong battle, telecom goliath Qwest Communications International last week bowed to public pressure--and a WW readers' campaign--and finally agreed to pay 88 Oregon cities a tot ...
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Facing a critical shortage of jail beds and the possibility of May Day mischief, Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Noelle planned to release as many as 70 inmates back onto the streets Tuesday."This is ...
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