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Votes at a glance: House adopts two resolutions honoring Black Oregonians; passes bill to end greyhound wagering
Summary
The Oregon House adopted House Resolutions 1 and 2 honoring Lewis Southworth and Reuben Shipley and passed House Bill 30 20 to prohibit online wagering on greyhound racing; the chamber also received notice the governor signed House Bill 24 64.
The Oregon House of Representatives adopted two ceremonial resolutions and passed legislation restricting wagering on greyhound racing during a floor session that also included messages from the governor and the Senate.
House Resolution 1, honoring Lewis Southworth, and House Resolution 2, honoring Reuben Shipley, were presented and adopted by voice vote after Representative David Gomberg introduced biographical remarks about each honoree. The clerk declared both resolutions "adopted" after the chamber registered the required majorities.
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