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Page 6D OREGONNORTHWEST Statesman Journal, Salem, Friday, September 25, 1992 Portland mayor won't request Guard Washington will deport two cougars sold illegally He says the troops' 1 1 Community leaders in northeast Portland asked the mayor to request Gov. Barbara Roberts to dispatch the National Guard in response to a recent spate of violence, Three street shootings Monday left one gang member dead and four people wounded. Police had at least 10 prior reports of shootings in the same area. Police Chief Tom Potter said Thursday that the bureau would crack down on youths violating curfew and beef up police patrols. He said that despite the recent shootings, overall gang violence is down this year in comparison to the past two years.

Joyce Harris, the chairwoman of the Vernon Neighborhood Association, said she was encour aged by the police response. But, she said, "People say we need everything that's possible out there to help us. "You hear cries of frustration, people are afraid. They want people to look at their plight and take it seriously and say, 'Look, you know, whatever we are doing, we've got to do Residents feel that they live in a war zone, Harris said. In 1989, a few dozen Oregon National Guard troops provided support, computer and clerical help to police in gang-embattled northeast Portland.

Clark asked then-Gov. Neil Goldschmidt to activate the troops. Politicians, community leaders and police agreed that the Guard presence was effective. Seven Guard members now are assigned to the Oregon State Police Youth Gang Strike Force and one to the Portland Police Bureau Gang Enforcement Team. Police statistics show that in 1990, 206 gang shootings were reported citywide that involved 69 injuries.

In 1991, 142 shootings involving 45 injuries were reported. So far this year, 97 incidents of gang gunfire were reported, with 37 injuries. Eight gang members were killed in homicides in 1990 and nine in 1991, while three have died so far this year. Reports of drive-by shootings totaled 41 in 1990 and 45 in 1991, with 23 so far this year. not, the piece of art work needs to go out of your possession." Mike and Debbie Wyche and Randy and LaVina Mc-Glenn still are looking for ways to keep the 22-month-old male cougars.

The McGlenns have put their Spokane Valley house on the market and are looking at property in Idaho. "We'd do anything to find a way to keep that cat," LaVina McGlenn said. "In order to keep our cat, we are being forced to move." The Associated Press SPOKANE A pair of cougars sold illegally to two Spokane-area couples have been ordered deported by the state Department of Wildlife, a spokeswoman said Thursday. State law prevents the sale of native wildlife in Washington, and the cats must leave the state, agency spokeswoman Madonna King said. "It's kind of like if you bought a piece of art work from someone who was illegally selling it," King said.

"Whether you knew that or curtail gangs would be limited. The Associated Press PORTLAND Mayor Bud Clark refused Thursday to seek help from the National Guard to quell escalating gang violence. "I can understand how concern over recent incidents of gang violence would lead some citizens to want National Guard help here in Portland," Clark said. "But the Guard is very limited in what they can do." Guard members can't make arrests and aren't trained in police tactics, he said. Killer denies charges in N.J.

Artifact-burning angers Natives The Associated Press JUNEAU The burning of Native regalia in the name of Christianity during a recent evangelical revival in the village of Kake has angered many Natives, who see the event as a step backward for their culture. "They're surprised, shocked that something like this would happen in this day and age," said Cy Peck, a Tlingit Indian who lives in Juneau. "We thought something like this happened only during the ancient times." Kake resident Ruth Dem-mert, a teacher of Tlingit lan guage and dance, said participants were encouraged to burn anything with Native designs. "It's tearing the community apart," Demmert said Wednesday. "There are still a lot of people that are hurt it shouldn't be that way.

A revival is supposed to bring people together." The burning came last week at the conclusion of a weeklong rally in the Southeast Alaska island village of about 800 residents, 95 miles south of Juneau. Several participants burned personal belongings and masks in a bonfire to mark their new commitment to Christianity, witnesses said. "Nobody asked anybody to do it the kids came up voluntarily themselves," said Walter Williams, a pastor and full-blooded Tlingit who leads a congregation of about 50 at the Kake Evangelistic Outreach Center. Flo Ellers of Juneau, a Tlingit raised in Klawock, gave an impassioned speech to 120 people at the revival Sept. 13.

She spoke of how she had renounced her Indian artifacts. "I testified about how God spoke to me about burning these things," she told the Juneau Empire newspaper. The Associated Press FLEMINGTON, N.J. A drifter convicted of murders in Alaska and Ohio and facing charges in two deaths in Oregon pleaded innocent Thursday to fatally shooting a truck driver in New Jersey. The state will seek the death penalty for John J.

Fautenberry, 29, said Marcia Crowe, assistant Hunterdon County prosecutor. Fautenberry, handcuffed and shackled at the waist and ankles, did not speak during his brief arraignment in state Superior Court. His lawyer, deputy public defender Nicholas DiChiara, entered innocent pleas to the charges of first-degree murder, felony murder, robbery and weapons violations. die for the March 1991 killing of; Joseph Daron of Milford, Ohio. Daron picked Fautenberry up while he was hitchhiking.

Fautenberry is accused of driving Daron's car to Oregon, where he met bank teller Christine Guthrie, 32, of Washington County, Ore. Fautenberry has said he killed her after they, spent a weekend together. Murder charges are pending; against Fautenberry for Guth- rie's death and the shooting' death of Don Nutley of Lacy-Lakeview, Texas, in Oregon's Mount Hood National Forest. Fautenberry was sentenced to 99 years in prison after he admit- ted murdering silver miner Jef-frey Diffee in Juneau, Alaska, in March 1991. Because of his murder convictions in Ohio and Alaska, Fautenberry is being held without bail in the county jail.

Fautenberry is accused of slaying Gary Farmer, 27, of Springfield, and robbing him of $40, a knife and a watch. The trucker's body was found at a truck stop in Bloomsbury on Feb. 5, 1991. Fautenberry contends that Farmer was a homosexual who offered to pay him for sex. Crowe said the death penalty was warranted because of Fau-tenberry's prior convictions and because Farmer was murdered in the course of a robbery.

No trial date was set. Last week, a panel of Ohio judges sentenced Fautenberry to PUBLIC NOTICE which is within the urban growth boundary as shown in the acknowledged Salem Area Comprehensive Plan. A detailed description and map of the property are on file in the Group Life and Disability Insurance; and an Employee Assistance Program. CLASS 2. Fixed Coverage.

This will include coverage for vehicles; facilities; liability; errors and omissions; and bonds. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ANNEXATION, REZONING, AND WITHDRAWAL FROM SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT The district may select one agent to provide services for both classes, or it may select separate agents ior eacn oi uie two classes, lne district reserves the right to select a direct sales company to provide specific coverage and act as their own agent for that NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council jvnuiuu 9 uunc. me puuut jieanng is to consider me touowmg changes: 1. Annexation of the subject property to the City of Salem; and 2. Rezoning from County (Public) to City of Salem CN (Neighborhood Commercial; and 3.

Withdrawal of the subject property from the Salem Suburban Rural Fire Protection Service. ANY PERSON wishing to speak either for or against the proposed changes as listed above may do so person or by attorney at the public hearing. Comments should be nirortffi trwimrri whatkaf tUa nrnnnrul tl LI- must state on their pro-posal whether they are a resident or nonresident bidder. Proposals that fail to provide this information will be considered non-responsive. The Marion County Board of Commissioners may reject any bid not in compliance with all prescribed public bidding procedures and requirements, and may reject for good cause any or all bids upon a finding of Marion County it is in the public interest to do so.

sRobert J. Hansen Director of Public Works specinc program, ine appointment as Agent ot Record would be for a three (3) year term effective with the date of appointment and ending September 30, 1995, subject to the continued discretion of the Board of Directors. Appointment will be determined by uie applicants experience ana uie services provided. Interested firms should contact Seanna at 588-6526 to have bid soecs mailed. Written proposals must be received at the District Office no later than 4:00 pm on October 8, 1992.

The Board of Directors reserves the right to accept or reject any or wuu uie pivjwocu iiuuigca die iii uie puonc interest ana in compliance with applicable provisions of the comprehensive plan. Written statements mav also be filed with the Cirv RprnrrW Rnnm 905 km ihor-hr cp c.iAm 0-7001 an piupuiMus anu tu waive any iniormaiiues. SJ September 25 October 2, 1992 1 wvt vww uiuvi jut k'oitilli Jl atOJL, or telephone 588-6097, prior to or at the time of the hearing. The presiding officer may set time limits for oral nresentatinn! and mav pvHnrio nr NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING SEMI-ANNUAL SALEM REVISED CODE REVISION v. bumuuiuiCi 1CUCUUUUS or immaterial matter.

THE HEARING will be conducted with the staff presentation first, followed by the proponent case, neighborhood organizations, testimony of persons in favor. ODDosino loettmnnu mhiiMnt i.m1. I rr SJ September 25. 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE imuncM, mui ucuuciauuu uiu uetisiun 10 ionow. lestimony may also The Salem U-Haul announces public sale of mostly household goods to satisfy delinquent accounts uwii.to applies tu me apuuiduun.

rreseniauon 01 new documents or evidence supporting the application, not available at the time notice Wan Sfnf fthall ontitla ana nartir in nnf A NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council on Monday, September 28, 1992, at 7:30 pm in the Council Chambers, Civic Center Salem, Oregon, for the purpose of considering semi-annual revisions to the Salem Revised Code as follows: Chapters 63.040 Tentative Plan of A Subdivision; 63 042 Procedure for a Subdivision; 63.046 Decision of the Planning Administrator for ui me ucaiuig. ft party may, prior to the close of the hearing, request that the record remain open for at least seven (7) on the following storage euiuucm auo.uu.uy ai uie level precludes an appeal on that issue to the Land Use Board of Appeals. unit: 33 Elizabeth Dean uu muiiudy, oepicmoer to, imi, ai uie nour ot au pm, in the Council Chambers, Civic Center, Salem, Oregon, to consider property located: SOUTH OF KALE ROAD NE NORTH OF REBECCA STREET AND PATRICIA STREET NE AREA (4300-4400 BLOCK) which is within the urban growth boundary as shown in the acknowledged Salem Area Comprehensive Plan. A detailed description and map of the property are on file in the City Recorder's office. The public hearing is to consider the following changes: 1.

Annexation of subject property to the City of Salem; and 2. Rezoning from County UT (Urban Transition) to City of Salem RA (Residential Agricultural); and 3. Withdrawal of the subject property from the Marion County Fire District 1. ANY PERSON wishing to speak either for or against the proposed changes as listed above may do so in person or by attorney at the public hearing. Comments should be directed toward whether the proposed changes are in the public interest and in compliance with applicable provisions of the comprehensive plan.

Written statements may also be filed with the City Recorder, Room 205, 555 Liberty SE, Salem, OR 97301, or telephone 588-6097, prior to or at the time of the hearing. The presiding officer may set time limits for oral presentation; and may exclude or limit cumulative, repetitious or immaterial matter. 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. Testimony may also address any other criteria a person believes applies to the application. Presentation of new documents or evidence supporting the application, not available at the time notice was sent, shall entitle any party to a continuance of the hearing.

A party may, prior to the close of the hearing, request that the record remain open for at least seven (7) days. 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. The staff report, application and all material supplied by the applicant are available for inspection or copying at reasonable cost, seven (7) days prior to the hearing. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL: September 8, 1992 JEAN LAY CITY RECORDER SJ September 18 25, 1992 me sum report, application ana an material supplied by the applicant are available for inspection or copying at reasonable cost, seven (7) days prior to the hearina. P.O.

Box 865 Perris Perris, CA 92370 Each storage unit will be vismmwi! vuuniL ocoiemDer u. iyyz. JEAN LAY CITY RECORDER auctioned as a whole (not pieced out), to the highest bidder. Oregon City Auc SJ September 18 25. 1992 279, Public Contracts and wyi, uiu ui uie naming numinisiraior ior a rartition; W.048 Sfn PlannmB Commission; 63.049 Time Limit on Tentative Plan Purposes of Tentative Plan Review; Requirements and Conditions; 63.330 Variances for a Subdivision; 63.331 Variances for a Partition; 65.010 Intent; 65 020 Definitions; 66.070 UGA Development Permit, Preliminary Declaration; 111.140 iW-O Hearings Required: Jurisdiction; 114.170 From of Decision; 117.030 Imposition of Conditions; 119.200 Used Merchandise Stores; 145.080 Front Yards and Yards Adjacent to Streets; 146.080 Front Yards and Yards Adjacent to Streets; 150.020 Permitted Uses; 152.020 Permitted Uses.

AT THE HEARING and any time prior thereto, a copy of the proposed changes mav be examined at the office of the City Recorder, Room 205, City Hall, and that copy shall be considered a part of this notice as though fully set out herein. ANY PERSON wishing to speak either for or against the proposed revisions may do so in person or by representative at the hearing. Written statements may be filed with ffS Citv Hal1' Salem- 0re8n 97301, or telephone 588-6097. BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL: September 8, 1992. JEAN LAY CITY RECORDER ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bid Proposals for posals may not be withdrawn after time set for opening.

No Bid Proposal will he tion state he 723 will conduct the sale to be held at U-Haul, 3612 Silverton Rd N.E., Salem, OR on Oct 8th at 11:00 am. Any and Purchasing, and the Manon County Public Contract Rules. The Marion County Board of Commissioners is furnishing "One (1) 14 considered unless ac- rnmnaniH ha a Paen.Ar'a TON TRUCK MOUNTED the Public Contract Review Check, Certified Check, or Board for Manon County. Contract Documents in all units are subject to cancellation from this sale, Smding payments, arrel McClellan U-Haul Co. of Oregon (503) 777-5924 Bid Bond, payable to Marion County Department of Pllhlir Wnrlrs.

fnr an cluding the Instructions to Bidders, bpecifications and Bid Proposal may be ob HYDRAULIC CRANE" to the Marion County Department of Public Works, Road Maintenance Division, will be received by Alan Davidson, Marion County Clerk, Courthouse, Salem, Oregon 97301, until 3:00 p.m., on the October 27, SJ Sept. 25 Oct 2, 1992 amount equal to at least ten (10) percent of the amount of the RiH Prnrwwal ST September 18 25. 1992 tained from the Marion County Department of Public Works, 300 Senator NOTICE OF PIJRI IP WPAPIwn which sum shall be for BuUding. 220 Hiah Street Looking tor a lawn mower? feited as fixed and liquidated damaaAQ shnnM the 1992 and then will be pub bidder neglect or refuse to NE, Salem, Oregon 97301. Telephone: (503)588-5036.

If you have any questions regarding the specifications, please call Ron Sharbono, 588-5304. licly opened and read in the Marion County, Board of Commissioners Conference Room, Courthouse, Salem, Oregon. enter into a contract alter he has been determined to be the Low Rpsnnncihli ANNEXATION, REZONING, AND WITHDRAWAL FROM SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held by the City Council on Monday, September 28, 1992, at the hour of 7:30 pm, in the Council Chambers Civic Center, Salem, Oregon, to consider property located: NORTH OF BOONE ROAD, SOUTH OF KUEBLER BOULEVARD AND WEST OF THE EAST LINE OF BATTLE CREEK ROAD SE AREA ri OCT 11 ict UHOV sitter or what-have-you? 1 Try the Service Directory In the Statesman Journal Classifieds. It's the ideal -place to look tor the folks who can help you with a one-time project or pro- Virlf the snorial oLrille PROPOSALS SOLICITED Marion County Fire District 1, 300 Cordon Road NE, Salem, OR, 97301 is soliciting proposals for Agent of Record" to serve the districts needs for the following classes of coverage: CLASS 1. Personal Services.

This might include Group Health, Dental, and Vision coverage; Worker's Compensation Insurance; Proposals received after RECIPROCAL PREFER bidder by the County. Attention is called to provisions of the Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter the time set for opening ENCE LAW: In compliance need to get the job done will not be considered. Pro nyiti. with ORS 279.029, bidders 1, 1 217 Personals i ID I condominiums Townhouses www 306 Friendship 306 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale CONIM FDR Silt ADOPTION. We want to give your white newborn warmth, financial security, i LOVE, LOVE, more If low down FHA or VA loans can help you buy your first home, but you npArl in bnnu, Located on SE Madr'ona "40-Something" single guy seeks a really nice girl for quiet conversation and weekend movie dates.

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