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Ted Kulongoski Quotes
«If we're going to compete with Canada and states from Louisiana to New Mexico, and hold on to our crews and the infrastructure of this industry here in Oregon, we had to invest,»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«Oregon has stood by ready to help at any time our fellow citizens affected by this terrible tragedy,»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«We're very proud of them,»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«I hope I never have to use it. But if I do, it may make the difference between life and death for me and my family.»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«This is a state crisis, and we have to do something about it,»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«Fred Meyer demonstrates the kind of corporate leadership in the fight against hunger that we need at every level -- from senior managers, to food safety managers to store level staff,»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«This administration made great promises to the states about working as partners when it comes to managing and protecting our national forestlands - however its action has yet to match its rhetoric.»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«Oregonians do not have 72 hours notice of a pending disaster, ... The events that can affect Oregonians happen with little or no notice.»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«Oregonians do not have 72 hours' notice of a pending disaster, ... The events that can affect Oregonians happen with little or no notice.»
Author: Ted Kulongoski
«Oregonians do not have 72 hours notice of a pending disaster. The events that can affect Oregonians happen with little or no notice.»
Author: Ted Kulongoski