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August
1, 2003 Volume
104 Number 15
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PERS
battle cry: 'A deal is a deal'
Oregon public employee unions filed two lawsuits July 22 seeking to overturn
a pair of laws signed in May by Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski that changed
the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS).
Our battle cry is A deal is a deal, said attorney
Greg Hartman, pictured left, who represents a group of 13 public employee
unions ... MORE |
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Oregon
lawmakers defy labor, vote for free trade agreements
Over the strong objections of organized labor, two new NAFTA-like trade
treaties were approved July 24 by the U.S. House of Representatives: one
with Chile, and one with Singapore. The Senate was considered likely to
vote on the agreements before Aug. 1, and observers predicted passage.
AFL-CIO files initiatives proposing health
care for all kids in Oregon
The Oregon AFL-CIO has filed two versions of a proposed ballot initiative
that will guarantee health care for all children in Oregon under the age
of 19.
Bill would help put Made in Oregon
back on license plates
Oregon law already provides a preference for in-state firms that engage
in printing, binding and stationery work a concept which makes
sense for the production of license plates as well, said Oregon AFL-CIO
president Tim Nesbitt.
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