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This evening, on the West Bank, a 9 year old boy rode his bike down a mountainside with more than 100,000 other participants. What a miraculous sight it must be to see 35,000 young participants traverse the mountain on their very own bicycles. I can only imagine what our son, Ben, must be feeling as he leaves Israel and crosses into the other side of Gaza for the first time. We can’t wait to watch Ben pass through all of the checkpoints which are expected to cost him time and money. And afterwards, on a bus ride to Jerusalem, if we hear stories of the choked roads, we might just scream with joy.

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G.E.E.T., INC., a business, Appellant,
v.
Charles E. LEE, Respondent.
No. 75-44.
Supreme Court of Oregon, Department 2.
Argued and Submitted December 11, 1975.
Decided December 16, 1975.
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Thomas M. Daly, of Souther, Spaulding, Kinsey, Simon & Welch, Portland, argued the cause and filed the brief for respondent

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June 3, 2001

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MISSOULA — For the past 16 years the Missoulian has published a
weekly classified section. But now those classified listings
are going away. Actually, they’ll go virtual, online.

The new Missoulian has launched the first-ever online classified
section, BusinessNews at Missoulian.com. It allows companies to buy ad
space that aims to help fill a void for news and jobs listings on the
home page of the Missoulian.

“My news guy doesn’t want to write a story every week,” said Tara
Boucher, chief executive officer of The Riven Group.

Boucher said after the first batch of classified ads are sold, the
Missoulian can offer more and more of its online business listings
and features.

“We know that we can do this,” she said.

More on this story and others later in the evening.

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Uh oh, the Chronicle – Helen Holmes does her job

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Chronicle Staff Writer

June 3, 2001 THE CHRONICLE

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