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Capitol Chat transcript: Olympia Port Commission District 2 candidates Bill McGregor and Bill Pilkey
Moderator (Business editor Jim Szymanski): Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. We have two Port Commission candidates here: incumbent Bill McGregor and his challenger Bill Pilkey. We'll leave a little bit of room at this end of this session for closing comments, and we'll just dive right in.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Olympia Port Commission District 1 candidates Bob Van Schoorl and George Barner
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat with Port Commission candidates Bob Van Schoorl and George Barner. I'm Jim Szymanski, business editor of the newspaper, and we've got questions both from us at the paper and from readers who have e-mailed these in. And we'll start right off the bat.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Olympia mayoral candidates Doug Mah and Meta Hogan
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, city of Olympia reporter Matt Batcheldor. Our guests today are Doug Mah and Meta Hogan, your two candidates for Olympia's mayoral race. Thank you both for joining us.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Olympia City Council Pos. 3 candidates Jeanne Marie Thomas and Rhenda Iris Strub
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, city of Olympia reporter Matt Batcheldor. Our guests today are Rhenda Iris Strub and Jeanne Marie Thomas, the two candidates running for Position 3 in the Olympia city council. Thank you both for joining us.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Tim Eyman for I-960 and Joe Shafer for No on I-960Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, political editor Brad Shannon. Our guests today are Tim Eyman, co-sponsor of Initiative 960, who is participating via phone, and Joe Shafer, campaign manager for No on I-960, who is here in person. Thank you both for joining us.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Sue Evans for Approve 67 and Dana Childers for Reject 67 on Referendum 67
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, political editor Brad Shannon. Our guests today are Sue Evans, spokeswoman for Approve 67, who is participating via phone, and Dana Childers, spokeswoman for the Reject 67 campaigns, who is here in person. Thank you both for joining us.
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Capitol Chat transcript: David Ross, personal trainer at Valley Athletic Club in Tumwater and Yvonne Bland, owner of Shape Women's Athletic Club in Olympia and Lacey
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, reporter Keri Brenner. In addition to covering Tumwater and greater Thurston County, I also write a monthly column entitled, "Your Alternatives," which you can find in The Olympian's South Sound Living section. Today, we have two guests joining us for a Capitol Chat about health, fitness and nutrition that runs along with a three-day series that ends today about the state of obesity both nationwide and in South Sound. David Ross is a personal trainer at The Valley Athletic Club in Tumwater. Yvonne Bland is owner of Shape Women's Athletic Club, with locations in both Olympia and Lacey. Thank you both for joining us.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Speaker of the House Frank Chopp
03/14/2006 — First published March 14, 2006
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Capitol Chat transcript: Senate Minority Leader Mike Hewitt, R-Walla Walla
03/10/2006 — First published March 10, 2006
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Capitol Chat Transcript: County Commission Democratic primary foes Bob MacLeod and Dan Venable
Moderator: Welcome to The Olympian's Capitol Chat. I'm your moderator, Thurston County reporter Keri Brenner. Our guests today incumbent County Commissioner Bob MacLeod, and his challenger in this year's Democratic primary, Dan Venable.
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Capitol Chat transcript: Washington Public Employees Association Director Leslie Liddle
Moderator: Welcome to Capital Chat, I'm your moderator, statehouse reporter Adam Wilson. Our guest today is Leslie Liddle, executive director of the Washington Public Employees Association. The WPEA is a state workers union, and it negotiated its first contract for wages, benefits, and working conditions last fall. That contract goes into effect Friday.
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