Kulongoski's office says that new laws will be the toughest in the nation

Tough anti-meth law ready for governor
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Salem,Ore. - On Tuesday, Governor Kulongoski plans to sign a new law to regulate the sale of pseudoephedrine, which is a key ingredient in the production of methamphetamine.

The new law will require Oregonians to have a prescription from a doctor in order to purchase medicines that contain pseudoephedrine, like Claritin-D.

Ceremonial bill signings will be held Tuesday morning in Portland, and in the afternoon in Eugene.
although the article does not say that the public is invited, I think it would be a good idea if the public showed up and told the governor what we "really" think about this new bill.