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- ↑ PN938 — Kristine Olson Rogers (nomination), 103rd Congress of the United States, 10 March 1994 March 10, 1994 - Confirmed by the Senate by Voice Vote
- ↑ Jeff Mapes (September 22, 2014), "Former U.S. attorney for Oregon endorses marijuana legalization measure", The Oregonian
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