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Ted Kulongoski on Drugs

Democratic OR Governor


Make Oregon one of the toughest places to produce Meth

Governor Ted Kulongoski signed Legislation to make Oregon one of the toughest places to produce Meth in the Nation.. The Legislation will not only make it hard to get the key ingredient that produces Meth but it will also increase the penalties for those who produce Meth. The Legislation not only allocates money for the tougher sentences but also allocates money for special drug courts and treatment options.
Source: Campaign website, www.tedforgov.com, “Issues” , Nov 7, 2006

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John Kitzhaber
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