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DPLC
(redirected from Democratic Party of Lane County)

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DPLCDemocratic Party of Lane County (Oregon)
DPLCDigital Power Line Carrier (telecommunications)
DPLCDesign for Product Life Cycle (national conference; India)
DPLCDayton Power and Light Company (also seen as DPL and DP&L; Dayton, OH)
DPLCDigital Photography Learning Center
DPLCDomestic Private Leased Circuit (telecommunications)
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From there, she got involved with Democratic Party politics, volunteering for John Kerry's presidential campaign, running successfully for the Democratic Party of Lane County and working for state Sen.
Commissioners appoint education advocate to House seat by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Charles Dalton, chairman of the Democratic Party of Lane County, said his group will forward the names of Val Hoyle, Carol Horne Dennis and Steve Orton to the Lane County commissioners, who will name one to fill the remainder of Edwards' House term, which expires in January 2011.
BRIEFLY METRO by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Hoyle is a for-mer chairwoman of the Democratic Party of Lane County and a former bicycle industry executive who directs the local United Way's 100 Percent Access Health Care Initiative.
Two seek House nomination by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
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