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you cast M ay 17 will be in this race
Vote Ragsdale.
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R agsdale has proven h im self to be
thoughtful and open-m inded on m atters
o f regional im portance.
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T he O regonian recom m ends
voters in the M ay 17 election support
M ike R agsdale for the M etro E xecutive to
guide the region into the next century.
If Mike Ragsdale can get Willamette Week
and The Oregonian to agree on something,
getting environmentalists and developers
together ought to be a cinch.
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Authorized & paid for by
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206 S.W, Morrison, Portland, OR 97204
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