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Published: Friday, October 30, 2009 When Sue Boone leaves home in Everett and goes to work in Seattle, she’s far from any obvious remnants of the Cold War. Full Article at HeraldNet

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    Patty Murray – Patty Murray SOURCE: HeraldNet 1 month ago
  4. Today, I am announcing a 5 percent pay reduction for all nonunionized, exempt employees who report directly and indirectly to me. These employees, about 2,000 of them, will receive a cut to their base pay basically immediately -- the pay period starting Nov. 2
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