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24. Meet Hardy Myers, Oregon Attorney General Hardy attended the public schools of Bend and Prineville, the University of Hardy was elected Attorney general of oregon in 1996 and reelected in 2000. http://www.hardymyers.com/about.htm

The success of our campaign depends upon the active support of volunteers. Please assist us. Please support the campaign. Oregon law allows a tax credit of up to $50 (single filers) or up to $100 (joint returns) for contributions s. Read Hardy Myers official 2004 General Election Voters' Pamphlet statement. Hardy Myers was born in the small town of Electric Mills, MS. His father, a lumberman, came with his family to Bend in 1943 to become manager of The Shevlin-Hixon Company, one of the two large mills that used to operate on the Deschutes River. Hardy attended the public schools of Bend and Prineville, the University of Mississippi, and the University Of Oregon School Of Law. In 1962, Hardy married Mary Ann Thalhofer of Prineville; they have three sons: Hardy III, Christopher and Jonathan. They have lived in the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Portland since 1968. After serving as a judicial law clerk for a United States District Judge, Hardy entered private law practice in Portland with a firm that, after two mergers, became Stoel Rives, Oregon's largest private law firm. He began his public career by being appointed chair of the Portland City Planning Commission, and was then elected to five terms in the Oregon House of Representatives. He was twice chosen Speaker of the House. The Oregonian's surveys of legislative observers twice rated him the most outstanding member of the Legislature, and the Willamette Week's surveys of legislative observers rated him during four terms as the most outstanding metro area State Representative.

25. Oregon Schools, Libraries Soon Will Receive CDs and retailers of music compact discs, oregon Attorney general Hardy Myers said. The CDs, which will go to about 300 oregon libraries and schools, http://www.hardymyers.com/cds.htm

Hardy Myers proposes a $36 million nationwide settlement. Attorney General Myers announces broad support in law enforcement community Hardy Myers endorsed by Willamette Week Register-Guard endorses Hardy Myers Hardy Myers endorsed by Mail Tribune Daily Astorian endorses Hardy Myers Hardy Myers endorsed by Bend Bulletin The Oregonian endorses Hardy Myers Hardy Myers endorsed by Statesman Journal AG Myers Announces Broad Support from Educational Community Hardy appointed Chair of the National Consumer Protection Committee Rite-Aid to curb tobacco sales to minors State sends crisis response team to Florida Officials upset by pre-empting of consumer laws State initiates investigation of gas prices Oregon schools, libraries to receive CDs Oregon, Washington demand help from feds with Enron Oregon schools, libraries soon will receive CDs Statesman Journal August 6, 2004 More than 67,000 music compact discs have been shipped to Oregon public schools and libraries as part of a national antitrust settlement between state law enforcement and music distributors and retailers of music compact discs, Oregon Attorney General Hardy Myers said. The CDs, which will go to about 300 Oregon libraries and schools, are valued at more than $900,000.

26. News Release, February 28, 2003 today by the state economist shows that “oregon s schools, public safety, In 199901, general Fund revenues accounted for 10.7 percent of oregon s http://www.ocpp.org/2003/nr030228.htm

OCPP News Release OCPP Home Want to know when we publish something new? Get Email Updates! Want to make a contribution? Support the OCPP! Download a pdf of this news release including data table. For immediate release February 28, 2003 Contact: Charles Sheketoff, OCPP 503-873-1201 Jeff Thompson, OCPP 503-873-1201 Taxes Should Be On The Table for 2003-05 According to an analysis by the Silverton-based public policy research institute, adjusting for inflation and population, General Fund revenues will remain below 1999-01 levels until after the 2007-09 budget cycle. Adjusting only for inflation, General Fund revenue will remain below 1999-01 levels until the 2005-07 budget period. Even in 2007-09, General Fund revenues will not be as high as 1999-01 levels as a share of personal income. In 1999-01, General Fund revenues accounted for 10.7 percent of Oregon's total personal income, but by 2007-09 they will be just 9.6 percent of personal income. Oregon's General Fund Revenue Forecast Oregon General Fund Revenue Inflation-adjusted General Fund Revenue (1999-01 dollars with PDX-Salem CPI-U) Real (inflation adjusted), per-capita General Fund Revenue

27. Department Of Justice, State Of Oregon - School Safety Resources How Safe are oregon schools? The report of the Attorney general s School/Community Safety Coalition. (pdf). Center for School Safety — The Center for http://www.doj.state.or.us/school.htm

Home School Safety Resources Site Search School Safety Resources How Safe are Oregon Schools? - The report of the Attorney General's School/Community Safety Coalition. (pdf) Center for School Safety Bullying School Safety Hotline Department of Justice 1162 Court Street NE Salem, OR 97301-4096 Phone: (503) 378-4400 TTY Phone number: (503) 378-5938 Updated: March 17, 2003

28. Oregon State Government After Measure 47 The state liquor monopoly produces considerable revenue for the general fund. In round figures, oregon public schools enroll 530000 students and oregon http://www.cascadepolicy.org/pdf/fiscal/measure47.htm

Cascade Policy Institute January, 1997 Finding Common Ground: Oregon State Government After Measure 47 by Martin L. Buchanan Executive Summary In November 1996, Oregon voters passed the second major property tax limitation in six years, Measure 47, "cut and cap," reducing property taxes to the lesser of the 1995-96 tax minus 10% or the 1994-95 tax, and limiting future increases in assessments (except for new construction or additions) to 3% per year.[1] School district property tax revenues will be reduced $450 million below the levels otherwise expected in the 1997-1999 biennium, while local government property tax revenues will be cut $560 million.[2] Governor John Kitzhaber proposes to replace $459 million in lost property tax revenues for schools.[3 ] His budget proposes $800 million in tax increases, half from keeping income tax money that would otherwise be refunded because it was in excess of revenue forecasts.[4] This paper proposes reasonable ways to save the state of Oregon $527 million in the next biennium, more than enough to replace all the school losses from Measure 47, or almost all the local government losses, or some combination of the two. The theme of "Finding Common Ground" is that realistic policy proposals must have broad support. Anyone could control the state's budget if made king or queen for a day. It is controlling the budget through a political consensus of three million Oregonians and their representatives that is challenging. These pages contain no service cuts in education, in human resources, or in public safety. The focus is on providing improved public services with lower costs.[5]

29. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Oregon Links provide access to primary documents, legal commentary, and general government ETransaction Law Resources oregon (Baker McKenzie); Law schools http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-or.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Oregon State of Oregon Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Constitution (Oregon State Legislature) EXECUTIVE Oregon Administrative Code (Oregon State Archives) Oregon Bulletin (Oregon State Archives) searchable Executive Orders (Oregon Governor) EO-95-01 (March 15, 1995- Attorney General Opinions (Oregon Department of Justice) PDF Formal: No. 8249 (1997-1- Informal: No. 1997-1 (May 8, 1997- Attorney General Summaries No. OP-1997-1 (May 8, 1997- Oregon Governor Oregon Attorney General Oregon Elections Division Oregon Secretary of State ... Oregon Blue Book - Executive Branch (Oregon Secretary of State) [return to top JUDICIARY Oregon Supreme Court Opinions (Oregon Judicial Department) Oregon Supreme Court Opinions (FindLaw) Oregon Court of Appeals Opinions (Oregon Judicial Department) Oregon Court of Appeals Opinions (FindLaw) Oregon Tax Court (Oregon Judicial Department) July 1997- Oregon Tax Court (FindLaw) July 1997- U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit Opinions

30. General Psychology Degrees In Oregon general Psychology schools In oregon Free info about general psychology schools in oregon, including student body, fields of study, tuition, contact info, http://www.edref.com/college-degrees/psychology/general-psychology/oregon

General Psychology Degrees In Oregon Detailed profiles of schools offering General Psychology In Oregon from the EdRef college search portal. Degree Programs: ALL PROGRAMS PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY Also try online schools for general psychology , for more choices and flexibility. List of Schools School City Students (FTE) CASCADE COLLEGE Portland EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY La Grande GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY Newberg Portland LINFIELD COLLEGE Mcminnville MARYLHURST UNIVERSITY Marylhurst NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLLEGE Eugene OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Klamath Falls OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Corvallis PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Forest Grove PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Portland REED COLLEGE Portland SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY Ashland TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE Ontario UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Eugene UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND Portland WESTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE Salem WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY Monmouth WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Salem EdRef: your free college search directory HOME Major Sections All Schools by Name Athletic Scholarships College Degree Programs Minority Colleges ... Religious Schools Please bookmark us. Please link to us.

31. OFF - Guns In Schools Special Report 2001, the Portland oregon schools are still posting signs warning CHL holders that they risk Samson was general Counsel for a Portland School District, http://oregonfirearms.org/news/20011126gunsinps.html

Home Educational Foundation Political Action Committee Current Measure Status Report ... OFF Alerts Guns In Schools Special Report This article, although originally written in 2001, still applies today On January 28th 2005, the Senate Judiciary Committee brought this bill back as Senate Bill 335. The hearing was held in the Multnomah County Courthouse, (to prevent persons with concealed handgun licenses from attending while in possession of their legal self defense firearms). I f you were following the gun rights battle in this state as recently as the 1999 session, you are aware of the fight that took place over guns in schools. Emboldened by their victory with Ballot Measure 5, the anti-gun nuts and their major mouthpiece, Senator Ginny Burdick took aim at the rights of concealed handgun licensees. Senate Bill 508 was the intended vehicle to mount this assault.

32. General Financial Aid - Penn Dental School Scholarship opportunities available to students either attending oregon colleges from oregon high schools, and have resided in oregon for twelve months. http://www.dental.upenn.edu/financialaid/general.html

Penn Dental Financial Aid Government Financial Aid General Student Scholarships Minority Student Scholarships ... International Student Scholarships Related Info University Financial Services Student Scholarships While most students' financial aid needs will be covered by grants and loans, some students may choose to explore financial aid from outside sources. This page provides information on scholarship opportunities and internet sites that may be helpful. Students should avoid search services and financial aid consultants that charge a fee for their services. These services can be expensive and do not guarantee results. While the Office of Student Affairs makes every attempt to provide current and complete financial resource information, this list is by no means comprehensive. Programs, deadlines, and eligibility requirements are constantly changing. Student Affairs can not assume responsibility for the information provided. The following is a list of financial aid resources available to dental students, including eligibility requirements and important deadline information as of November 2005.

33. Grocery Manufacturers Association | Industry Affairs GMA served on the Food Choices in oregon schools Task Force, which the oregon Department of Education SURGEON general CALLS FOR OBESITY SOLUTIONS http://www.gmabrands.com/industryaffairs/docs/comment.cfm?DocID=1474

34. Marsh To Refund Overcharges To Seven Oregon Schools And the oregon City School District, Springfield School District and Lane Community State insurance agents and the attorney general have opened an http://www.insurancejournal.com/magazines/west/2004/12/20/features/50782.htm

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35. AACSB International The Association to Advance Collegiate schools of Business AACSB International Portland State University (United States oregon) http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=2

36. AACSB International schools Accredited in Business ordered by country, state, name Portland State University (United States - oregon) http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=3

37. Computers In Libraries '99 - General Conference: Monday, March 8th The oregon School Library Information Services (OSLIS), a statewide consortium involving technology and library specialists, has strategized the challenge http://www.infotoday.com/cil99/schools.htm

North America's Largest Technology Conference and Exhibition for Librarians and Information Managers Computers in School Libraries As a conference within a conference, Computers in School Libraries ’99 brings together a series of programs focused on technology and its impact on the practices and practical concerns of librarians and school library media specialists in the K-12 education system. Organized by Ferdi Serim, Editor, Multimedia Schools, this conference offers participants philosophical reflection, practical how-to tips, and information about the newest products and services designed for the K-12 market. Attendees can also attend sessions at Computers in Libraries ’99, which continues through March 10. Computers in School Libraries '99 • Sunday, March 7th 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. The Balancing Act: Print and Electronic Collection Development Patty Sorensen, Library Media Specialist, Dundee, OR The Oregon School Library Information Services (OSLIS), a statewide consortium involving technology and library specialists, has strategized the challenge of electronic resource pricing, created online tutorials for learning to use online electronic resources, and even created a video for all principals to view. Patty Sorensen shares insights and lessons learned regarding the balancing act. 10:00 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

38. Class Dismissed climbed to $850 million, or 17 percent of oregon s generalfund budget). Even against this grim backdrop, oregon s schools are dealing with a crisis http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2004/05/04_407.html

Advertisement Advertisement HOME NEWS COMMENTARY ARTS ... SUBSCRIBE NOW CRAZY PRICE! 1 year just $10 Click Here Sundays on Air America Radio THIS WEEK "First lady of the press" Helen Thomas, plus our annual roundup of the nation's top student activists Learn More... Learn about subscriber content Class Dismissed News: Laid-off teachers, 40-child classes, axed electives, and pay-to-play sports:Is Oregon the future of public education in America? By David Goodman May/June 2004 Issue Conflict Studies From filibustering Frist to taking a stand on Darfur: Our annual roundup of college campus activism. Advertisements Your Ad Here Your Ad Here Your Ad Here Your Ad Here Advertisements Bob Allnutt greets me at the door of his geometry class at Hillsboro High School, outside Portland, Oregon. "The key move is the sideways step," he explains, demonstrating how he shimmies between the tightly packed chairs. "I don't get this!" blurts a student from somewhere in the knot of desks. "I'm working my way over there," Allnutt, a 25-year teaching veteran, calls back as he darts frantically around the class. There are 38 students in the room, broken up into small groups, and the din of conversation makes it nearly impossible for Allnutt to be heard beyond the first few rows. On the far side of the classroom, a girl sits with her back to the teacher, chatting with friends. A group of four kids crowds around David Henning, 16, one of the few students who seem to understand the assignment. "We help each other out as best we can," says Henning, an earnest-looking sophomore wearing an Old Navy baseball cap. "A lot of the help is from the students around you." The teacher, he adds matter-of-factly, can't possibly get to everyone.

39. Measure 88 Arguments In Opposition K12 Education oregon s schools take up 42 percent of the general Fund. Very few oregonians believe that education funding is too high, but Measure 88 http://www.sos.state.or.us/elections/nov72000/guide/mea/m88/88op.htm

Measure 88 ARGUMENT IN OPPOSITION THE OREGON PTA ASKS YOU TO VOTE NO ON MEASURE 88. Measure 88 is a bad deal for Oregon. It won't benefit most taxpayers at all. But it WILL cost our children dearly. In a state where our legislature has to struggle every session to find enough money in the budget to adequately fund education, health care, public safety, roads, and services for children and the elderly, it is irresponsible to talk about drastically cutting revenue for the state. This measure would cost $167 million in the next two years and $260 million in the two years after that. To illustrate, $260 million dollars is over three times the 1999-2000 formula revenue budget for the North Clackamas School District, over 3.5 times the budgets for the Bend/La Pine and Medford School Districts, and over 17 times the budget for the North Bend School District. It is inconceivable to even think about such an enormous loss of funds. A loss that will make it even harder for our school districts to reduce class size, or focus on teacher training. A loss that would mean even fewer children will receive health care benefits, and fewer struggling families will receive critical help. As with other proposed "tax cuts" it is the wealthy who benefit. Sixty percent of Oregon taxpayers will not get any tax cut at all. A family of four with an income of $45,000 will get nothing. The same family with an income of $47,000 would get $2 a month.

40. MMWR Highlights - School-Based Tobacco Use Prevention Programs To receive state funding, oregon schools were required to select one of these curricula as part Reducing Tobacco Use A Report of the Surgeon general. http://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/research_data/youth/mmwr_oregon_factsheet.htm

National Center For Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion TIPS Home About Us Fact Sheets Site Map ... Related Links School-Based Tobacco Use Prevention Programs MMWR Highlights August 10, 2001 / Vol. 50 / No. 31 Highlights Use and Efficacy of Comprehensive School-Based Programs Information Highlights The Oregon Health Division found that between spring 1999 and spring 2000, smoking rates among eighth graders declined by 21.7 percent (from 16.6 to 13 percent) in a self-selected sample of schools funded to implement school tobacco prevention guidelines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). By comparison, smoking rates declined by 7.6 percent (from 17 to 15.7 percent) in a comparison group of non-funded schools. Overall, Oregon students in the sample of funded schools in 2000 were about 20 percent less likely to smoke than students in non-funded schools (13 versus 15.7 percent). Among the funded schools in the Oregon study, a strong dose-response effect was observed between how fully schools implemented CDC’s guidelines and how much smoking rates declined. Between 1999 and 2000 rates declined by 42.2 percent (from 14.2 to 8.2 percent) in schools with the highest implementation scores, 21.9 percent (from 17.8 to 13.9 percent) in schools with middle scores, and 6.6 percent (from 17.1 to 15.6 percent) in schools with the lowest scores.

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