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Resolution in Support of Ballot Measure 126-50: Children's Levy |
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Thursday, October 11, 2012 |
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A City Club Report on Ballot Measure 26-146 |
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Thursday, October 11, 2012 |
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A City Club Report on Ballot Measures 82 & 83 |
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Educating Citizens: A City Club Report on Improving Civics Education in Portland's High Schools |
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Friday, February 17, 2012 |
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Lines that Don't Divide: A City Club of Portland Report on Improving Oregon's Redistricting Process |
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Oregon PERS: Burdened by the Past, Poised for the Future |
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Improving the Delivery of Mental Health Services in Multnomah County |
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A City Club Report on Ballot Measure 73 |
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A City Club Report on Ballot Measure 26-108 |
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A City Club Report on Ballot Measure 74 |
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Resolution in Support of Ballot Measure 71 |
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Forest Park: A Call to Action |
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Moving Forward: A Better Way to Govern Regional Transportation |
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Bridging the Partisan Divide: A City Club Report on Reducing Excessive Partisanship in the Oregon Political System |
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State of Oregon Ballot Measure 63: Exempts Specified Property Owners from Building Permit Requirements for Improvements Valued at/under 35,000 Dollars |
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State of Oregon Ballot Measure 65: Changes General Election Nomination Processes for Major/Minor, Independent Candidates for Most Partisan Offices |
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State of Oregon Ballot Measure 57: Increases Sentences for Drug Trafficking, Theft Against Elderly and Specified Repeat Property and Identity Theft Crimes; Requires Addiction Treatment for Certain Specified Offenders |
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State of Oregon Ballot Measure 61: Creates Mandatory Minimum Prison Sentences for Certain Theft, Identity Theft, Forgery, Drug, and Burglary Crimes |
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Resolution in Opposition to Ballot Measure 59: Creates an Unlimited Deduction for Federal Income Taxes on Individual Taxpayers' Oregon Income-Tax Returns |
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Resolution in Opposition to Ballot Measure 60: Teacher "Classroom Performance," Not Seniority, Determines Pay Raises; "Most Qualified" Teachers Retained, Regardless of Seniority |
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