May 1, 2008 - 7:00am
What if Dave Frohnmayer came back?
By Wally EdgeIt’s worth asking: does the announcement this week that University of Oregon President Dave Frohnmayer will retire from the post he has held since 1994 mean the 68-year-old Republican will re-enter the political arena? Probably not. But still, the former Attorney General, who came within three percentage points of beating Barbara Roberts in the 1990 gubernatorial race, could emerge as a formidable player in state politics – the quixotic independent campaign of his brother for U.S. Senate not withstanding.
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