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Statesman Journal, Salem, Friday, December 31, 1993 -i i i Page 3C BUSINESS Unocal will end high'cltaine ad campaign WASTE NOT, WANT NOT COMMUNITY EDUCATION ifefegl "have been accused of intentionally deceiving customers." "We entered this agreement with the FTC in order to avoid the time and extraordinary expense that litigation with the FTC would have involved," Lane said. Union Oil of California is a wholly owned subsidiary of Unocal Corp. The Leo Burnett advertising firm created the ads. In one such ad, the FTC said, consumers were told that Union Oil's 92-octane unleaded gasoline was "the highest level octane gasoline you can buy to help your car run better, longer." Another ad said: "Compared to regular unleaded, our 89 octane will give your car smoother starts and stops." The FTC said the three companies "did not have a reasonable basis to substantiate these representations." Lane said Unocal and Union Oil provided the FTC with "massive amounts of evidence about the characteristics of higher octane gasoline." The settlement requires corrective notices to be sent to Unocal credit card customers in Oregon, Washington, California, Hawaii and Nevada, all of whom received bill inserts making the disputed claims. The oil company pulls the advertisements because their claims are unsubstantiated.

The Associated Press WASHINGTON The nation's 13th-largest oil company and its advertising agency have agreed to withdraw unsubstantiated claims about the performance of high-octane gasoline, the Federal Trade Commission said Thursday. Under the terms of the settlement, Unocal the Leo Burnett Co. of Chicago and Union Oil Co. of California also agreed "not to make claims about the attributes or performance of any gasoline without first having scientific evidence to back them up," the FTC said in a statement. The commission said Unocal and Union Oil agreed to correct information sent to credit card customers in five states and to tell them that most cars don't need high-octane gasoline to perform properly.

The two companies also agreed to remind customers to check their automobile owners' manuals for the correct octane level of gasoline to be used. Unocal spokesman Barry Lane said none of the three companies Choose the classes or activities that interest you from the Salem-Keizer School District Community Education Program Guide. It will be delivered inside your Statesman Journal on Tuesday, January 4. Statesman Journal The Associated Press University of Vermont researcher Hongda Chen holds a sample of experimental edible film in his laboratory in Burlington. The film is made from whey, a by-product of the cheese-making process, and is designed to be used like plastic wrap.

The advantages of the product are that it is biodegradable, edible and made from a waste product. PUBLIC NOTICE P.O. Box 276 Lyons, Oregon 97358 Act accommodations will be provided on request upon 24-hours notice. SI December 31, 1993 PUBLIC NOTIFICATION As required by Section BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL: December 20, 1993. Jean Lay, City Recorder SJ December 31, 1993 1616(c) of the Social Secu McDonald's joins others in going to India rity Act (the Keys Amendment), the State of Oregon and January 7, 1994 PUBLIC NOTICE is making available for annual public review a summary of standards de veloped tor residential fa cilities.

The facilities in NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the City Council on Monday, January 24, 1994, at 7:00 pm. in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, Salem, Oregon, to receive comments regarding the proposed department to be called the Department of Community Services" consisting of a Parks and Recreation Division, Housing Authority, Neighborhood Services, Social Services and Human Rights; reassignment of existing personnel and programs; creation in the Community Development Department of a Current Planning Section and an Advanced Planning Section; creation of the positions of an Assistant Director of On December 21, 1993, James R. McDonald, Receiver, tendered an application to the Federal Communications Commission to assign the license of television station KEBN, Salem, question provide both room and board and continuous protective oversight to residents, at least some of Walt Disney Kellogg Kentucky Fried Chicken Frito-Lay Motorola Raytheon Jordache Enterprises Levi Strauss Gillette Black Decker Mattel Timex Morgan Stanley Co. and Sara Lee Corp. are examples of U.S.

companies that recently have started operations here or announced their intentions to do so in the near future. reason that hundreds of other U.S. businesses are flocking to India: They simply can't resist. "There is an educated, urban middle class that is larger than the population of the entire United States," said McDonald's Corp. spokesman Brad Trask.

Some of the biggest and best-known companies in the United States have reached the same conclusion in the wake of a revolutionary economic reform drive launched two years ago. The prospects of getting an early foothold in newly liberalized India with the world's fifth largest economy and a middle class numbering as many as 250 million people is so enticing that U.S. firms have invested more here in the past year than in the entire previous 45 years of India's independence combined. International Business Machines Coca-Cola The Washington Post NEW DELHI, India McDonald's, the restaurant chain that has fed the world 95 billion hamburgers, is coming to India, the country where cows are sacred. It would not appear to be a match made in heaven, but officials of the fast-food giant say they are committed to opening beef-less restaurants here within the next two years for the same whom arc eligible for Supplemental Security Income from the Social Security Administration.

Oregon, to Channel 32, Inc. the officers, directors and owners of Channel 32, Inc. are Tom McCoy, Victor Ives, Cam Thomas and John Grant. A copy of the application Copies of the rule summaries will be available at your local County Community Mental Health Program, local Type Area Agency on Aging, or Senior and Disabled Services Divi is on tile tor public inspection at Salem Chamber of Commerce, 220 Cottage Street. N.E., Salem, Oregon 97301.

sion Unit during the month of January, 1994. Copies of SJ December 31, 1993 January 4, iiW4 PUBLIC NOTICE The 1992 annual report for the FRERES FOUNDA Community Development for Planning and an Internal Auditor in the Financial Department; and decentralization of community services from City Hall to the community. ANY PERSON wishing to speak, concerning the proposed restructuring of City government may do so in person of by representative at the public hearing. Written statements may be filed with the City Recorder, Room 205, City Hall, Salem, Oregon 97301. The Interim city Manager's restructuring report is available for inspection in the City Recorder's office.

American with Disabilities TION is available at the foundation's principal office for inspection during regu summaries may also be obtained by writing to either: The Mental Health and Developmental Disability Services Division, 2575 Bittern Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97310-0520. ATTENTION: Judy Murdza (telephone (503) 945-9482); or The Senior and Disabled Services Division, Human Resources Building, 500 Summer Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97310-1015, ATTENTION: Darlcnc Loyd (telephone (503) 945-6406). SJ December 31, 1993 lar business hours by any citizen who requests in I If I spection within 180 days of the publication ol this no tice. THE FRERES FOUNDATION MKMM WEDGES, III Robert T. Freres Manager co rreres Lumber Lo.

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ANY PERSON wishing to speak cither for or against the proposed revisions may do so in person or by representative at the hearing. Written statements may be filed with the City Recorder, Room 205, City Hall, Salem, Oregon 97301. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL: December 20, 1993 JEAN LAY, CITY RECORDER SJ December 31. 1993 and January 7, 1994 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING URBAN GROWTH AREA DEVELOPMENT PERMIT NO. 93-7UG PRINGLE ROAD SCHOOL SITE 3800-4000 BLOCK OF PRINGLE ROAD SE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council on Monday, January 10, 1994 at the hour of pm, in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, Salem, Oregon on the application filed by the Salem Keizer School District 24J, applicant, Preliminary Declaration: Urban Growth Area Development Permit No.

93-7UG, to develop 30.57 acres of land in the 3800-4000 block of Pringle Road SE, located outside the Current Developed Area (CDA). THE PURPOSE OF THE preliminary declaration is to set out public facility improvement requirements (street, sewer, storm drain, water, etc). The applicant is also requesting a variance to the Salem Transportation Plan Street Design Standards that prohibit direct access onto an arterial (Pringle Road) by a middle school (the proposed use). THIS WILL BE A NEW HEARING, and follows appeal by the applicant of the requirements imposed by the UGA Development Review Committee. Testimony should be directed to the criteria that apply to the application at issue: 1) Compliance with the Growth Management policies of the Salem Keizer Comprehensive Plan.

2) Compliance with applicable portions of the Public Facilities Plan, the Salem Transportation Plan and the Fairvicw Sector Plan; and 3) Satisfaction of the standards for street improvements, sewer improvements, storm drainage improvements, and water improvements contained in SRC 66.100, 66.110, 66.115, 66.120 and 66.140, as applicable. VARIANCES TO THE APPLICATION of street design standards require that a detailed design study demonstrate that the public good is best served by a lesser standard. THE HEARING will be conducted with the staff presentation first, followed by the proponent's case, neighborhood organizations, testimony of persons in favor, opposing testimony, rebuttal, with deliberation and decision to follow. The applicant has the burden of proof to show that the approval criteria can be satisfied by the facts. Opponents may raise other criteria in the plan or land use regulation that they believe may apply, and may rebut the applicant's testimony by showing alternative facts or by showing that the evidence submitted docs not satisfy the approval criteria.

Testimony may also address any other criteria a person believes applies to the application. A party may, prior to the close of the hearing, request that the record remain open for at least seven (7) days. Any party shall have a right to a continuance if documents or evidence in support of the application is introduced at the hearing and were not available to the public at the time notice is sent. Failure to raise an issue with sufficient specificity at the City level precludes an appeal on that issue to the Land Use Board of Appeals. Copies of the above-referenced criteria, the staff report, decision of the Development Review Committee, application and all material supplied by the applicant are available for inspection or copying at reasonable cost, seven days prior to the hearing.

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