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  • Lucy Fomenko: Timber company not intended beneficiary of Measure 37
  • Rand Dawson: Fixing the flaws of Measure 37 is Oregon's biggest challenge
  • Chris Feves: Measure 49 restores respect for property rights of neighbors
  • Ken Faulk: I'm a property rights activist and I support 49
  • Ronald Salzer: Wells won't support new homes
  • Ralph Hanna: Damn disgusted
  • Bob Valladao: Agriculture can’t afford to give up water
  • John Tyler: Sulphur already in place of water
  • Bruce Chapin: Agriculture needs Measure 49, pure and simple
  • Bev Davis: Water drinkers worried about subdivision
  • Norma Van Natta: Inappropriate development by the South Slough
  • Hal Balin: Measure 49 restores farmland protection
  • Phil Hassinger: Family farm lifestyle threatened by Measure 37
  • Stephen Williams: Measure 37 was not meant for gravel pits
  • David Buchanan: Superlative Willamette Valley soil rare
  • Peter Morgan: Measure 49 makes Measure 37 work
  • Steve Rouse: Mines destroy private property rights
  • Gloria English: Measure 49 prevents roads from becoming more treacherous
  • Peter Hayes: Measure 49 protects timberlands and the rights of timberland owners
  • Patrick Voigt: A 600 home subdivision next to a 600 cow ranch in Eastern Oregon?
• News Room
  • Oregonians support Measure 49, maintain protections on forests and farmland
  • What will Measure 49 do? Read the ballot language.
  • Statesman Journal: Restore fairness of property rights
  • The Oregonian: Building the house we'll live in together
  • Baker City Herald: Yes on Measure 49
  • "Stop 49" Spokespeople Hide True Development Plans and Lie About Impacts of Measure 49
  • Madras Pioneer: Measure 49, keeping the best of 37
  • Statesman Journal: Will California's troubles move north to Oregon?
  • Statesman Journal: Measure 49 ad campaigns aim to get voters off the fence
  • Rosburg News-Review: Land-use planning
  • Mail-Tribune: Restrictions didn't hurt land values
  • Statesman Journal: Measure 37 case misled Oregonians
  • Statesman Journal: Small print for 37 had huge effects
  • Statesman Journal: 'No' position shows irresponsibility
  • Keizer Times: Yes on Measure 49
  • The Oregonian: Big guys, little guys and Measure 49
  • La Grande Observer: Yes on Measure 49
  • The Oregonian: Protecting our rights as well as our values
  • Statesman Journal: Measure 37 wasn't for common good
  • The Oregonian: A heartfelt issue, Measure 49 rouses voters
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