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J anuary 10, 1996 • T hi P or i land O bserver
I t ’s A lt About Our Future,
i o r children across Oregon, education provides them with knowl­
edge and understanding that shapes their future, As our children
grow, teachers and classmates, lessons and achievements all
contribute to their ability’ to learn. And one day, they too will be
teachers, and doctors, and create a future fo r their own children.
Each year, over $2 billion is needed to help make Oregon s
public schools a place fo r our kids to develop and mature. The
Oregon Lottery is proud to provide a portion o f the funds needed
fo r Oregon s kindergarten through 12th grade public education.
And ju st as it has since 1985, the Lottery will continue helping
create jobs and strengthening Oregon s economy. That wav our
children s futures can be bright, right here in Oregon.
The Oregon Lottery-proud to be a part o f Oregon s future.
Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a crowd o f nearly 250,000 civil rights marchers gathered at the Lincoln
Memorial in the nation's capital on Aug. 27. 1963. The huge, day-long demonstration concluded when
King told the audience. "I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream."
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Our Congratuations to these Jefferson High School
Financial Services Academy students whose hard work
earned them academic recognition for the Fall Quarter of 1995
Jtenee Watson, Lastrada Lawrence, "Edwin "Prasad, Ricole Stanleu,
Annette Mctjee, Jessica "Bradford, Michael Johnson, "Thuy Hauuen,
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