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Kotek: Oregon 'revenue neutral' tax reform possible | Capital Press

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By Mateusz Perkowski Verified
| Capital Press Verified
Tax reform will likely be on the table during Oregon’s legislative session next year, Gov. Tina Kotek says, so long as any changes remain “revenue neutral.” “If we are going to make any revenue changes, we can’t underfund the things that matter,” Kotek said during a recent roundtable interview with reporters.
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Kotek not ready to back 'color of water' proposal | Capital Press

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| Capital Press Verified
Irrigators seek to streamline transfers within irrigation districts Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek is not yet ready to back a “color of water” proposal to streamline how irrigation water from the Columbia River is administered. Earlier this year, several irrigation districts that rely on Columbia River water pushed for “color of water” legislation that would simplify the management of their water rights.
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Judge blocks N. California wild horse round-ups

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| Rogue Valley Times Verified
A federal judge has blocked the U.S. Bureau of Land Management from gathering and removing about 850 wild horses from public lands in Northern California and adjacent parts of Nevada. U.S. District Judge William Shubb in Sacramento has agreed with horse advocates that BLM likely violated administrative law in approving the round-ups, which were scheduled to occur in September. The horses are freely roaming on 196,181 acres of public and private lands along the California-Nevada border.
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