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Voting Record Started With Passage of Liability Reform
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Washington Business Editorial Board
Over the years, while some elected officials may not like the results of their voting record with AWB, few have argued about its fairness.
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Utilities Execs Looking Beyond Hydroelectric
Written On: July/August 2004
Washington Business Magazine's Paul Schlienz recently spoke with the presidents of three investor-owned utilities — PacifiCorp's Judi Johansen, Puget Sound Energy's Steve Reynolds, and Avista Utilities' Scott Morris.
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TransAlta and Georgia-Pacific Share Win-Win Situation
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Daniel Brunell
It is a win-win situation because two important facilities where employers provide family-wage jobs have bright futures.
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Tefft Adds Judiciary Experience to AWB
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Scott Carlson
As AWB general counsel, Tefft wants to increase the profile of the business community before the judicial branch of government.
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SIDEBAR: Just Who Was Bruce Briggs?
Written On: July/August 2004
Over the years, Bruce was a community leader and contributed much to the community like no other.
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Schools Improve When Business Leaders Insist on High Standards and Get Involved
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Don C. Brunell
Schools improve when employers insist on high standards and roll up their sleeves and help.
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Ron Sims: An Advocate for Major Tax Reform
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Paul Schlienz
Ron Sims is a gubernatorial candidate who has never shied away from taking controversial positions.
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Q&A - Mike McGavick: Safeco President Speaks Out
Written On: July/August 2004
Mike McGavick has been president of Safeco since 2001. He is best known for bringing Safeco back to financial health after a period of severe losses.
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PRO-CON: Existing Tort Laws Work... Leave Them Be
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Judy Massong
Our civil justice system holds wrongdoers accountable under the law when their actions cause harm.
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PRO-CON: Court Decisions Are Clobbering Cities
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Stan Finklestein
Whether a public or private entity, though, accountability must be limited to those actions over which some control may be exercised.
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President's Message: Elections Turn on Turnout
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Don C. Brunell, AWB President
He had gotten involved in politics after deciding that he didn't like the way the party was being run.
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Missed Opportunities in 2003 and 2004: Will the Legislature Miss Them Again in 2005?
Written On: July/August 2004
Many of these missed opportunities were passed by the Senate, but killed by House leadership.
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Member Profile: Biotech Giant Dramatically Improves Lives
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Paul Schlienz
Amgen, the world's largest biotech company, uses an arsenal of advanced science and highly trained personnel in support of a simple, profoundly humanistic goal.
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Member Helper: Quiring Banks Monumental Savings From AWB Freight Program
Written On: July/August 2004
Ask Dave Quiring if he saves money using AWB’s Freight Savings program.
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ENERGY: Investor-Owned Power Companies Scrambling to Keep Washington Lights ON
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Paul Schlienz
For over a century, these publicly traded companies have successfully matched electrical supply to demand. In the process, they helped the Northwest grow into the vital region it is today.
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End of Recession, Beginning of Opportunity
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Richard S. Davis - President, Washington Research Council
Washington's economic recovery has confounded the analysts. Since June 2003, employers have steadily increased their hiring.
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Enbrel Made a Believer Out of Former Legislator
Written On: July/August 2004
John Pennington is a walking testimonial for Enbrel, Amgen's amazing anti-rheumatoid disease drug.
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Dean Strawn Presented 2004 Bruce Briggs Award for Community Service
Written On: July/August 2004
Dean Strawn, owner of Dependable Janitor Service in Kennewick, was presented the 2004 Bruce Briggs Award for community service...
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Community Profile: Chelan - A Piece of Heaven on Earth
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: by Paul Schlienz
Like Witherbee, more people are finding there is just something magical about Lake Chelan. It is magnetic.
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Chair's Column: Make Your Voice Louder in the Upcoming Elections
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Mike Bernard - Chair, Board of Directors
Your success and our success depend upon you. You need to take the time to participate in these elections.
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AWB Receives Awards for Washington Business Magazine, Coalition Building and Web Site
Written On: July/August 2004
The fledgling Washington Business Magazine received its second consecutive Award of Merit from the American Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) in the 2003 communications competition.
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AWB Legends: C. David Gordon
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Charles Henry Thomas
Looking at the list of AWB presidents over the past century, there is one name that stands out above all the rest — C. David Gordon.
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Asparagus: Will It Be Speared?
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: By Charles Henry Thomas
This is the end of the asparagus season in the Yakima and Walla Walla river valleys—and hopefully not the end of what once was a $100 million a year business.
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2004 ELECTION LINKS: Business Community Needs to Get-Out-The-Vote
Written On: July/August 2004
Written By: Alexis Nepomuceno
More than ever, private employers throughout Washington state need to band together and vote in the November 2004 elections.
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