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Medford Mail Tribune:
Merkley pushes research to study smoke taint, CBD
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KTVZ:
Wyden, Merkley push back on emission standards rollback
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Jefferson Public Radio:
Sen. Merkley Calls For More Attention To CBD Products And Wildfire-Tainted Wine Grapes
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KQEN:
MERKLEY SECURES FUNDING FOR NATIONAL GUARD WILDFIRE TRAINING
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KQEN:
BIPARTISAN GROUP OF WESTERN SENATORS INTRODUCE PILT LEGISLATION
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East Oregonian:
Merkley talks disaster relief and trade during Round-Up visit
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Merkley, Wyden announce more than $7.8 million for opioid treatment programs
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KTVZ:
Western senators seek 10-year extension of county funds
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The Register-Guard:
Oregon lawmakers question EPA's pesticide rule changes
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East Oregonian:
Federal funding now available following winter storms
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KQEN:
SENATORS ANNOUNCE EMERGENCY RELIEF FOR WINE AND HAZELNUT GROWERS
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Curry Coastal Pilot:
Update: Curry County to receive fed disaster funds
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KOBI:
Relief program targets agricultural producers impacted by smoke
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KTVZ:
Merkley: FDA e-cigarettes move 'outrageously overdue'
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The Oregonian:
U.S. Senate demands answers on vaping illness epidemic as Trump and feds promise action
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Associated Press:
A Heavily Pregnant Migrant Crossed the U.S. Border Experiencing Contractions. American Doctors Stopped Her Labor, Then Sent Her Back to Mexico
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KQEN:
MORE THAN $7.8 MILLION IN FUNDING FOR OPIOID TREATMENT PROGRAMS ANNOUNCED
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Herald and News:
Kingsley stands to lose $10 million for wall funding, says Sen. Merkley
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The Oregonian:
Senators condemn Trump decision to divert Klamath Falls military project money to border wall
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Klamath Falls:
Trump Administration to pull Kingsley Field construction project funding for border wall [UPDATED]
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