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The following are Mail Tribune stories and editorial endorsements on issues and candidates in the November election - News Stories - 10-18-00 Measure 3 halts seizure inequities 10-18-00 Jacksonville candidates address growth 10-17-00 Phoenix to choose among write-ins 10-17-00 House candidates wage civil campaign 10-15-00 Hotel tax boost would aid Medford parks 10-15-00 Medford Mayoral vote rides on growth 10-14-00 Variety marks Ashland race 10-13-00 County candidates stake out positions 10-12-00 Council candidates run friendly race (Ashland) 10-12-00 District 52 race is one of Oregon�s costliest 10-11-00 Ashland council candidates differ in approach 10-11-00 The battle over redefining the �just� in �justice� (Measure 94) 10-10-00 Teachers fight against Measure 95 10-10-00 Leaders condemn Measure 91 10-8-00 Central Point mayor rivals often butt heads 10-8-00 Voters asked to aid troubled kids - Measure 15-15 10-6-00 Five vie for three Central Point council seats 10-1-00 Republicans, Democrats team up against tax measures 10-1-00 House candidates focus on education, in different ways 9-30-00 District 52 race key for both parties 9-29-00 Candidates run on same issue 9-20-00 Candidates� debate airs lots of agreement 9-7-00 Measure could halt renewal - Editorials - 10-18-00 No on 88; For Supreme Court: DeMuniz 10-17-00 Yes on juvenile plan; Re-elect Kupillas 10-15-00 Vote for Bates; Patridge a clear choice 10-13-00 Two for the House (District 51, 46) 10-12-00 15-19 good for city; A vote for education (Measure 1) 10-11-00 Pick 4, but not 89 - Smoking settlement millions should go to OHP 10-10-00 Measure 93 would force voters to micromanage fees and charges; Yes on Measure 5 10-8-00 Follow the money - Measure 91 hurts schools and does nothing for taxpayers; No on Measure 8 10-6-00 Measure 3 would rightly force government to prove guilt first; Fix 11, don�t repeal it 10-5-00 Measures 92 and 98 look sensible, but they�d hurt workers 10-4-00 No on Measure 90; Approve Measure 84 10-3-00 Local control? No - Measure 85 could leave some county voters out of the process 10-1-00 It�s not censorship - Measure (87) to allow zoning of sex shops deserves approval 9-29-00 It�s anti-school - Measure 95, linking teacher pay with learning, is vague, harmful 9-28-00 Another bad road - Measure 86 keeps tiny benefit at cost of future fiscal health 9-27-00 Reject Measure 2; No on Measure 7 9-26-00 Yes on Measure 6 - It�s not perfect, but it�s a start toward campaign finance reform 9-24-00 Vote no on bigotry - With anti-gay Measure 9, OCA again tries to push prejudice 9-22-00 Vote no on 97 - Trapping animals part of state�s economy, cultural heritage 9-21-00 Winner for all - Ballot Measure 83 expands veterans� home loan program 9-20-00 No on Measure 96 - Sizemore�s latest measure ties hands of elected representatives 9-6-00 Here they come - 26 statewide measures demand voters� attention Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2000 Mail Tribune, Inc.