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Stories for June 28, 2010
Initiative campaigns: where's the truth?
An encounter with one signature gatherer revolves around a clearly untrue assertion. That's only part of the problem for voters in trying to know what a ballot measure means.
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Congressional failure on Medicaid will hurt this state in many ways
A failure by Congress to help high-unemployment states with Medicaid expenses will cause real problems for real people, possibly for schools here. Why would Congress draw a line about the deficit in a way that hurt so many people and states?
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R-71 petition signing case could rise again
The Supreme Court ruling seemed to be a clear-cut victory for openness about petition signatures. But the case around R-71 and domestic partnerships has only been partly decided
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In a tangle between two Washington Democrats, the senator is talking about budget consequences for NOAA if a move to Oregon from Seattle is made without resolving concerns about the decision making.
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