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CIO The DaBy New. Longview, Wash. Thursday. March 1. 1990 Northwest BP LONGVIEW CHRISTIAN SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE March 6th 7:00 to 8:30 Tour our classes Meet our staff II t- 'tJ' l' 1 At I -i I ll.llll At- See student projects in science and arts, demonstrations and videos An opportunity to view the quality education environment we can provide your child.

Registration opens March 12th for fall 1990 Associated Press photo Pre-school kindergarten and grades 1 thru 7. "We care about the total child" On hold 2610 Ocean Beach Hwy. 423-4510 A walk for four-month-old Moped was delayed when the puppy's owner, Linda Buse of Wenatchee, decided it was time for a phone call. To keep Moped from getting cold, Buse put the puppy into her jacket. fl DIET LIGHT Frohnmayer has narrow lead in poll SALEM (AP) Republican Dave Frohnmayer has only a narrow lead over Democrat Barbara Roberts in the Oregon governor's race, according to a statewide survey taken for an Oregon law firm.

The survey, conducted by the same company that polled for Ronald Reagan, found that Frohnmayer was supported by 33 percent of voters compared with 28 percent for Roberts. The poll found, however, that the largest group of voters 39 percent was undecided. The Feb. 14-16 telephone survey of 600 registered voters has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent and provides the first public poll results of the governor's race since Gov. Neil Goldschmidt announced earlier this month that he wouldn't run for a second term.

The survey was immediately taken as a needed sign of credibility by supporters of Roberts, who jumped into the governor's race one day after Goldschmidt dropped out on Feb. 7. "We're very pleased," said Patricia McCaig, Roberts' campaign director. She's as strong, if not stronger than the governor was." Bob Moore, a pollster for Frohnmayer, said he wasn't surprised by the results because both of the two gubernatorial candidates are statewide elected officials who voters recognize but don't know a lot about. Roberts is secretary of state while Frohnmayer is attorney general.

The poll was added to a marketing study done by the Wirthlin Group of McLean, for Vick Gutzler, a law firm with offices in Portland, Salem, Eugene and Hillsboro. 1066-14th Ave. Plaza 425-6726 (locally owned A operated) Before After Seattle fined $102,400 in firefighter's death WEIGHT LOSS SYSTEM I No Hidden Costs-Consistent Pricing JoAnn Lost 38 lbs. 40 inches at DIET LIGHT 1 Programs $(0(5V Starting at 22 Price does not include food or vitamins 41 SEATTLE (AP) A fine of $102,400 was levied against the Seattle Fire Department along with three safety violations in the death of a firefighter last September. The state Department of Labor and Industries cited the fire department for two "serious, willful" violations Wednesday, each carrying penalties of $50,000 each, and one "serious" violation, carrying a penalty of $2,400.

A serious, willful violation is defined by the state agency as one in which an employer knew a condition was illegal or hazardous but chose not to correct it. A serious violation is one in which there is a substantial probability that injury or death could occur, and the employer knew or should have known about the hazard. The citations were issued after the death of Lt. Matthew Johnson in a Sept. 9 arson fire that gutted the old Blackstock Lumber Co.

building near Seattle's waterfront. The 32-year-old firefighter collapsed inside a burning lumber company building, his radio calls for help unanswered. The firefighter was missing for more than two hours with fire chiefs at the scene initially unaware he was not accounted for, the Labor and Industries department said. "I think what we're looking at is the fact that this employer has a problem with tracking and accountability of its employees at fire incidents," said Labor and Industries spokeswoman Barbara Dunn. Dunn said that had the proper procedures been in place, the firefighter might not have died.

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f. 11.19 15" I I -torn Trtnmmmi WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. Jolene Unsoeld took aim at President Bush's fisheries budget as members of a House subcommittee questioned his overall commitment to environmental quality. Unsoeld, told U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director John F.

Turner on Wednesday the Bush administration has attempted to ignore the Mitchell Act of 1938 mandating federal responsibility for 25 fisheries on the Columbia River between Oregon and Washington. "Unfortunately the administration's budget represents a retreat, not a step ahead for fisheries," Unsoeld said. "Without additional funding, some of the current hatcheries are going to have to be closed," she said. Unsoeld said the fisheries along the Columbia River provide 50 percent to 75 percent of the Northwest's salmon. She said Bush's budget request included no new funding for those hatcheries.

"This is a resource that needs to be utilized for the entire country," she said. "We're not going to get more from our fisheries if we spend less money." Turner said the administration's overall 1991 request for fisheries is $53.8 million, a $6 million increase from 1990. He said an increase of $400,000 is requested for the new hatchery at Nisqually, Wash. Rep. Gerry E.

Studds, chairman of the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee on Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation and the Environment, opened the hearing with a stinging attack on Bush's commitment to the environment. "The question is whether President Bush has a serious plan for improving the environmental quality of our nation, or whether he simply wants us to believe that he does," Studds said. He said the president's budget is "very long on symbols and very short on substance. "There are plenty of gimmicks. but behind all the show business is just another stand-still budget," Studds said.

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