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Seattle Times Co. gives free ad space to estate tax foes

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More than $6,000 in free advertising was donated to the campaign to repeal the state of Washington's estate tax. A few months ago, Seattle Times publisher Frank Blethen said his company would have limited involvement in the campaign. "We're not going to make any political donations," he said in August. Blethen wasn't available for comment Wednesday.

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