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September 30, 2015
PORTLAND (AP) — Add about $450,000 to the price Mike Keiser must pay if he wants buy state parkland on Oregon's south coast and turn it into a golf course. Then subtract the college scholarships and environmental restoration work he vowed to provide with revenue from the course.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management, which controls the fate of the 280-acre chunk of the Bandon State Natural area, has included those details in a list of hurdles Keiser must clear in order to buy the land.
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