The Gortons and Slades - Washington Secretary of State

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4. McClatchy-Tribune Business News, 4–19–08, NBA owners approve Sonics’
move
5. P-I, 4–22–08, p. D-1
6. Journal Record, Oklahoma City, 6–23–08, Okla.-owned Sonics plan reveals
‘poisoned well’ plan; Deseret News, 7–17–08, p. D-4
7. AP in Deseret News, 1–17–08, p. D-4
8. P-I, 6–21–08, p. D-1
9. Ibid.
10. Ibid.
11. McClatchy-Tribune Business News, 6–27–08, Sonics’ closing arguments
12. P-I, 7–27–08, p. C-1; 10–30–08, p. E-1; Times, 6–21–08, Sonics case
exposes city’s dirty hands, too
13. Ibid.
14. P-I, 7–3–08, Sonics are Oklahoma City-bound
CHAPter 45: tHe extrAordinAry oCtoGenAriAn
1. U.S. Newswire, 8–27–09, Former Senator Slade Gorton advocates for federal
transportation policy reform
2. Tri-City Herald, 12–10–08, p. A-1
3. NYT, 7–21–08, McCain learned to work levers of power
4. Indian Country Today, 9–26–08, Strategies diverge at the Indian border
5. The Herald, Everett, 2–5–08, Boeing has a tense past with McCain
6. P-I.com, 11–5–10, King County continues to stymie Washington Republicans
7. P-I.com, 9–29–10, Herrera goes to Washington, D.C.
8. AP, 2–25–09, Former top officials back renewed U.S.-Russian ties
9. Times, 10–28–09, Mainstream Republicans oppose Eyman’s initiative;
Washington Post, 11–9–09, p. A-17
10. KOMO Radio interview, 12–31–09
11. Washington Post, 12–27–09, Uninvestigated terrorism warning; The
Sunday Times, London, 1–2–10, One boy’s journey to jihad
12. KOMO Radio interview, 12–31–09
13. Washington Post, 8–4–09, Self-created problems
14. NYT, 1–10–10, GOP chairman urges Reid to step down
15. Washington Post, 1–14–10, No exceptions for Congress
16. Puget Sound Business Journal, 4–30–10, Slade Gorton’s political legacy;
Gorton Center Campaign brochure, The National Bureau of Asian Research,
Washington State Archives
17. Ibid.
18. P-I.com, 10–11–10, Gates Sr., Gorton spar over income tax; Oly, 10–12–10,
p. A-3
19. Ibid.