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Stories for May 19, 2008
Memo to our sinking ferries: Think bold!
Over the weekend, The Seattle Times published a good overview of what ails our ferry system. Tim Eyman, by cutting the motor-vehicle tax, launched the first harpoon. Out of money, the ferry captains deferred maintenance and jacked up fares, sending usage downward. The message seems to be: retrenchment. Maybe the opposite course makes more sense?
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Steve Novick is the one to watch in Oregon politics
The man with the "hard left hook" is a contender for the Democrat nomination to take on incumbent U.S. Sen. Gordon Smith. According to polls, the race is close, but Novick's indie appeal may win it for him.
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Washington state Democratic Party Chair Dwight Pelz, a super-delegate to the Democratic National Convention, has endorsed Sen. Barack Obama for president. In a Monday, May 19, e-mail Pelz said that he felt he could do so now that state party members had largely completed the process of picking delegates for the convention. Most of Washington's delegates are committed to Obama.
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Getting ready for the Big One
The images of the quake aftermath in China raise the question: What would the wake of a major quake look like in Seattle? Fortunately, we have the answer. Or at least a pretty good guess.
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