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Goldschmidt's extensive career at the center of Oregon politics and policymaking. In May 2004, a rapid series of events resulted in Goldschmidt's confession to repeatedly raping a young teenage girl in the mid-1970s; the quick demise of his political career, including resignations from several prominent organizations; and the transfer of his many documents from the privately run
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passed a law as a result. The changes were considered to benefit the insurance industry and business interests, at the expense of claimants, who were required to establish more extensively that their employers were responsible for injuries. The issue was contentious for some time, involving lawsuits
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The scandal has affected numerous people and organizations associated with
Goldschmidt. Many people have been accused of knowing of the crime, but failing to act accordingly. Debby Kennedy, who worked for Goldschmidt while he was governor, recalled, "I just can't tell you how many rumors there were
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Goldschmidt's career, including reporters' difficulties accessing records from his time as governor, ultimately led to the revelation of his years-long sexual abuse of a minor girl, which had occurred decades before, during his time as Mayor of Portland. These revelations
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Goldschmidt founded a law and consulting firm, Neil
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President and Co-Speakers of the House released a statement that Goldschmidt's Governor's portrait had been removed from the walls of the State Capitol building in Salem and put into storage, out of respect for his victim, Elizabeth Lynn Dunham, who died from
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A newcomer to the Carter administration and to national politics, Goldschmidt traded not only on his experience in transportation planning, but on his political acumen as well; following Carter's unsuccessful bid for re-election in 1980, Goldschmidt expressed doubts about the future of the
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Goldschmidt's policy for economic development brought together
Democratic liberals and Republican business leaders. His personal focus was on children's rights, poverty, and crime, but the challenge of meeting increasing needs with a decreasing budget overshadowed his tenure. An
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if it couldn't learn to cultivate political allies more effectively. Goldschmidt's time in
Washington, DC, informed his own understanding of politics, as well. He remained in office through the remainder of the Carter administration. In late 1979, Republican presidential hopeful
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Margaret Wood in 1965. They had two children, Joshua and Rebecca, and divorced in 1990. Around the time he started his consulting firm, he met his second wife, Diana Snowden, who worked for PacifiCorp as a senior vice president.
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to modernize the state's prisons, which an investigator had described as overcrowded and operated as "independent fiefdoms". Francke was charged with supervising a plan to add over 1000 new beds to the prison system. Francke was murdered in the
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as defined in a state law passed in 1973. That law required that public access to such records be maintained, but did not specify where the records be kept. Following
Goldschmidt's decision to put the documents in the care of the OHS, the
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in 1990) and a doubling of the state's prison population. He worked across party lines to reduce regulation and to repair the state's infrastructure. His reforms to the
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confirmed his appointment on September 21, and he was sworn in on September 24. In this position, Goldschmidt was known for his work to revive the financially ailing
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passed a law requiring future governors to leave their documents in the state archives. Many records were published on the state archives' website in early 2005.
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that the abuse actually continued through 1991, after Goldschmidt's single term as governor) and in Goldschmidt's use of the term "affair" to characterize it.
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executive during the 1980s, serving as international Vice President and then as president of Nike Canada. He was considered as a potential chair of the
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and, later, Portland City Council reversing their positions and advising against it. Goldschmidt was initially opposed to diverting funds to
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later chastised him, for having suggested that he would withhold transportation funds from municipalities, such as Chicago and
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near land whose owners Goldschmidt later represented. He stayed active in Portland as well, advocating an expansion of the
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in his primary election bid against Carter. Goldschmidt resigned at the conclusion of Carter's term on January 20, 1981.
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of Portland (1973–1979), Goldschmidt participated in the revitalization of the downtown section of that city. He led a
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several industries. He served until the end of Carter's presidency in 1981 and then served as a senior executive with
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that opened in 2001. He also started the Start Making a Reader Today (SMART) volunteer program in Oregon schools.
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attempted to reform the system again. This led to a new law in the 2001 Legislature, which was complicated by an
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of the girl a secret. In return, Goldschmidt gave his support to Burtchaell's (unsuccessful) bid to extend a
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regulations. Workers' compensation has been a contentious issue in Oregon for some time, as the state-run
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in 1972, becoming the youngest mayor of any major American city. He promoted the revitalization of
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punishable by up to five years in prison. By the time the abuse had become public, however, the
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Gailey, Phil (December 12, 1984). "Democrats' Party Chief Search Focusing on Ex-Carter Aide".
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of three years had expired, making Goldschmidt immune from any prosecution over the matter.
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Goldschmidt oversaw a major expansion of the state's prison system. In May 1987, he hired
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for forgiveness. Although Goldschmidt could no longer be prosecuted for the offense, the
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Goldschmidt's appointment was initially expected to meet with little opposition. Several
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which, though never consummated, put on hold city and county studies to acquire PGE by
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insurance company were heralded at the time, but drew strong criticism in later years.
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in 1964 in Washington, D.C. While there, he was recruited by New York Congressman
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company headquartered in Portland. In early 2004, he backed a purchase of
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came on July 27 of that year, as part of a midterm restructuring of the
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began an investigation into the matter. Goldschmidt submitted a
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and various efforts to modify the law. In 2000, Governor
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in the May 1986 Democratic primary. Goldschmidt defeated
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called for Goldschmidt's resignation, and members of the
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in 1990, which restricted the generation of revenue by
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in 1970. As City Commissioner (1971–1973) and later as
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Between positions in public office, Goldschmidt was a
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In June 1985 Goldschmidt announced his candidacy for
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52% to 48%, succeeding two-term Republican Governor
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1789:from the original on February 1, 2021
1776:
1710:"Staying in the transportation field"
1689:FAA Historical Chronology, 1926–1996.
1670:from the original on February 1, 2021
1621:Broder, David S. (January 25, 1981).
1517:Business and Economic History On-Line
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1194:Rosen, Jill (August–September 2004).
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949:on May 7, 2004. It differed from the
696:
408:In 1986, Goldschmidt was elected the
4571:Deaths from congestive heart failure
4491:Democratic Party governors of Oregon
4476:Businesspeople from Portland, Oregon
2624:"Goldschmidt surrenders law license"
2558:"The downfall of a political legend"
2050:"Goldschmidt's Web of Power (chart)"
1968:from the original on August 17, 2021
1903:
1120:"As Highways Crumble, Bush Stumbles"
1118:Goldschmidt, Neil (March 25, 1990).
530:Portland City Commissioner and Mayor
439:in its hostile takeover of Oregon's
4501:History of transportation in Oregon
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4481:Businesspeople from Eugene, Oregon
2905:from the original on June 13, 2024
2502:from the original on July 11, 2004
2475:from the original on June 13, 2024
2371:Boulé, Margie (January 31, 2011).
2352:from the original on June 13, 2024
2291:"Goldschmidt still defending SAIF"
2209:from the original on July 27, 2018
1526:from the original on March 8, 2008
1482:from the original on July 31, 2013
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1245:from the original on July 30, 2013
1076:Goldschmidt, Neil (January 1981).
492:University of California, Berkeley
319:University of California, Berkeley
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2496:"Statement from Neil Goldschmidt"
2494:Goldschmidt, Neil (May 7, 2004).
2462:
2438:"Or. Rev. Stat. § 161.605 (2007)"
2308:Redden, Jim (February 27, 2004).
2259:Redden, Jim (December 23, 2003).
2228:Redden, Jim (December 26, 2003).
1928:"Straightening out workers' comp"
1777:Mapes, Jeff (December 23, 1990).
1141:Goldschmidt, Neil (May 7, 2004).
988:In his initial negotiations with
4556:UC Berkeley School of Law alumni
4432:
4054:Ambassador to the United Nations
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2901:. The Oregonian. June 12, 2024.
2418:from the original on May 1, 2019
2310:"Governor files pose a quandary"
2048:Jaquiss, Nigel (March 9, 2005).
1708:Peterson, Cass (March 3, 1981).
1552:. New York: H.W. Wilson Company.
1468:Jaquiss, Nigel (March 9, 2005).
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635:U.S. Secretary of Transportation
615:U.S. Secretary of Transportation
599:, was rescinded, with first the
585:Oregon Transportation Commission
453:Oregon Board of Higher Education
391:U.S. Secretary of Transportation
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4541:Politicians from Eugene, Oregon
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1143:"Statement by Neil Goldschmidt"
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824:the nation. As a member of the
365:Goldschmidt was elected to the
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16:American politician (1940–2024)
4471:American expatriates in France
2959:. May 21, 2004. Archived from
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2297:. Salem, Ore. January 2, 2004.
2085:Young, Bob (August 26, 1998).
1848:"Should you believe this man?"
1444:
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1231:; John Schrag (May 12, 2004).
922:On May 6, under pressure from
850:Portland International Airport
597:Federal Highway Administration
534:Goldschmidt won a seat on the
1:
2261:"Goldschmidt feels SAIF heat"
1590:"Carter's Auto Rescue Sortie"
1508:Thompson, Gregory L. (2005).
1264:Howard Kurtz (May 13, 2004).
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771:State Accident Insurance Fund
691:Democratic National Committee
633:Goldschmidt became the sixth
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451:appointed Goldschmidt to the
422:State Accident Insurance Fund
385:and the establishment of the
342:politician from the state of
2655:Redden, Jim (June 4, 2004).
2622:Hogan, Dave (May 15, 2004).
1470:"Goldschmidt's Web of Power"
1389:Young, Bob (March 9, 2005).
1196:"The Story Behind the Story"
819:After leaving elected office
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4566:University of Oregon alumni
4526:Lawyers from Eugene, Oregon
3920:Secretary of Transportation
3639:
1756:September 26, 2007, at the
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1070:Publications by Goldschmidt
865:Willamette Industries, Inc.
863:in its hostile takeover of
791:Start Making A Reader Today
601:Multnomah County Commission
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4531:Mayors of Portland, Oregon
4496:Disbarred American lawyers
4153:Mayors of Portland, Oregon
3662:
2522:"Shameless Self-Promotion"
1200:American Journalism Review
906:Revelation of sexual abuse
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2003:Sulzberger, Arthur Gregg
1045:Multnomah County Sheriff
802:Multnomah County Sheriff
475:. He later attended the
473:South Eugene High School
463:Goldschmidt was born in
3903:Patricia Roberts Harris
3884:Patricia Roberts Harris
3865:Patricia Roberts Harris
1906:The Wall Street Journal
1882:The Wall Street Journal
1623:"Democrats, Going Home"
983:investigative reporting
649:cabinet positions. The
647:Carter administration's
336:Neil Edward Goldschmidt
4521:Jewish American mayors
3970:Secretary of Education
3859:Joseph A. Califano Jr.
2037:on September 29, 2007.
1694:June 24, 2008, at the
938:statute of limitations
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510:to register voters in
483:in political science.
356:President Jimmy Carter
3807:Secretary of Commerce
3708:W. Michael Blumenthal
2770:(December 15, 2004).
2722:Oregon State Archives
2534:on September 29, 2007
1779:"An uncertain legacy"
1422:"The Goldschmidt era"
1344:Oregon State Archives
1266:"Another Abuse Story"
917:Oregon State Archives
887:nominated him to the
813:City Club of Portland
767:workers' compensation
762:parking lot in 1989.
724:1986 general election
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556:Portland Transit Mall
536:Portland City Council
486:Goldschmidt earned a
441:Willamette Industries
426:worker's compensation
367:Portland City Council
4029:Trade Representative
3953:James R. Schlesinger
3725:Secretary of Defense
2812:. February 7, 2008.
1958:"The 30-Year Secret"
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1570:on February 15, 2008
1379:, November 21, 2003.
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1206:on November 11, 2013
973:article, written by
932:under Oregon law, a
830:Portland Aerial Tram
784:Oregon Supreme Court
707:Oregon State Senator
651:United States Senate
508:Allard K. Lowenstein
477:University of Oregon
447:. In 2003, Governor
369:in 1970 and then as
310:University of Oregon
265: 1965;
4087:Zbigniew Brzezinski
3945:Secretary of Energy
3156:Executive Committee
3135:Governors of Oregon
2848:on October 21, 2012
2563:The Washington Post
1715:The Washington Post
1646:The Washington Post
1627:The Washington Post
1602:on February 2, 2009
1270:The Washington Post
1103:The Washington Post
979:2005 Pulitzer Prize
877:Texas Pacific Group
560:city's police force
405:for several years.
37:Goldschmidt in 1986
3978:Shirley Hufstedler
3959:Charles Duncan Jr.
3832:Secretary of Labor
3758:Benjamin Civiletti
3675:Secretary of State
3084:Governor of Oregon
3048:Governor of Oregon
2979:Political offices
2137:"The power broker"
2119:on April 14, 2000.
1814:The New York Times
1738:The New York Times
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1454:The New York Times
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1125:The New York Times
1021:Form B resignation
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717:Secretary of State
703:Governor of Oregon
697:Governor of Oregon
655:U.S. auto industry
639:recess appointment
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360:governor of Oregon
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2469:Statesman Journal
2295:Statesman Journal
1934:. June 16, 2001.
1642:"The Last Hurrah"
1550:Current Biography
1401:on April 30, 2007
1391:"Highway To Hell"
1098:"The Last Hurrah"
1043:about him then."
1037:state legislature
930:third degree rape
915:to the state-run
736:anti-tax movement
566:, a reporter for
504:Maurine Neuberger
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469:Willamette Valley
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