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Lottery
Commissioners Vote
to Curb Dramatic
Cuts and
Halt Shortened Contract
Proposals
At the final meeting
to decide retailer
compensation levels,
Lottery Commissioners
voted on a reduction
in retailer compensation
rates by just over
10% from the current
contract level—a
dramatic improvement
from the 50% reduction
originally proposed
by Governor Kulongoski
and certain members
of the legislature.
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Oregon
Restaurateurs and
Hoteliers Determine
Top Issues Impacting
the Hospitality Industry
Joint Policy Conference
brings restaurant
and lodging industries
together to set agenda
for the 2005 Legislative
Session.
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Association's
Fundraising Event
Breaks Records for
the Oregon Restaurant
Political Action Committee
More than 250 industry
members participate
in ORPAC’s biggest
fundraiser of the
year.
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about it |
Online
Poll Shows Overwhelming
Majority of Restaurants
"Significantly
Impacted" by
Minimum Wage Increase
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about it
->See
the Association's
Response |
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Restaurateurs
Fight Decision to
Allow City to Restrict
Hours of Operation
The Portland City
Council has approved
a proposal that would
allow the city to
restrict hours of
operation as well
as hours an establishment
may serve alcohol.
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more |
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Oregon Restaurant Association’s Government Affairs Team is a major force
in Oregon politics, actively representing the restaurant, beverage, and hospitality
industry of Oregon. ORA helps to elect politicians and supports campaigns advocating
industry interests. It represents member concerns at the Oregon Legislature and
before regulatory bodies. |
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