The Columbian from Vancouver, Washington • 3

rT ('hki a Friday Aug 22 1975 The COLUMBIAN 3 Planning Commission Orchards plan aired A plan to develop 131 acres of land in Orchards for commercial use was presented to the dark County Planning Commission Thursday night Harold Lacy asked for a rone change from single family residential to general commercial on land at the intersection of NE 112th Avenue and the proposed SR-500 freeway The request was sent to committee to be held until a land use study of the Orchards area is completed The report should be completed in two to three weeks according to staff estimates A companion request for a Downtown Orchards" commercial subdivision has also been filed with the county for the land The land would be divided into 11 lots of one-fourth to one acre each which would be sold individually It would not be developed as a mall Lacy said Water sewer and lights would be installed and the project plan includes an 80 foot right-of-way that would provide another main street for Orchards Lacy said Letters and testimony were submitted to the board expressing support from two realtors in the area and two neighboring property owners who want their land included in the zone change i i Permit recommended A special use permit for construction of a warehouse by the Evergreen School District was recommended Thursday by the Clark County Planning Commission The plan calls for a 100-by-200-foot warehouse to be constructed next to a school parking lot at NE 138th Avenue to alleviate a storage shortage in the district a spokesman said The commission also recommended county commissioner approval jf two zone changes A request by Robert Ferretti for a zone change to allow the construction of a tavern at St Johns Road near NE 52nd Street gained support of the commissioners The request was for rezoning of about one acre of land from apartment residential to general commercial to accommodate The Godfather Tavern Recommendation of approval was also given to Lee Powell request for a zone change to operate a service station at the intersection of Burton Road and NE 112th Avenue In other business the commission: Recommended denial of an application for a zone change that would have allowed the construction of a truck stop in'Woodland Requests for information from the Woodland Planning Commis- sion reportedly failed to draw response on the subject The zone change requested by Darryl Brown would have rezoned 85 acres at the intersection of county roads 1 and 38 from rural use to general commercial Postponed action cm a 39-acre zone change request at the intersection of Interstate 5 and NW 319th Street The request by Carl Carlson fen change from rural use to light manufacturing would allow the development of a truck stop heavy equipment sales yards motel and restaurant The request was held until options for sewage disposal can be studied Set committee meetings to discuss open space and short plat information A luncheon meeting will be held Sept 4 to hear criteria for making decisions cm open space requests A committee will meet at noon Aug 27 to hear information on short plats Staff photo by Waff Hlcfcs Freeway awaits opening stretches from NE 83rd Street to the June- tion with Interstate 5 near NE 134th Street here looking east from the 50th Avenue overpass became the first section' of the freeway opened to traffic The section Solitude enveloped this section of 1-205 freeway for one last sunrise Friday A 45-mile-long section part of which Is shown False fire alarms plague ASH Malicious false alarms sent Vancouver fire engines speeding to Adult Student Housing (ASH) at St Johns Boulevard and Street three times within three hours Thursday according to a fire department report The apartment complex is intended for dark College students fire calls marked more than 50 times the fire department has 1973 the fire department made about 40 runs there and found only eight fires Gage said Lari year 15 malicious false alarms and three fires were reported This false alarm total from AMI is 10 including the three on Thursday Gage said cut down quite a bit (on false alarms) since lari year We took out all the break-glass stations there where most false alarms were originating" he said unit at ASH has an automatic fire detector" he said But there are still three fire boxes outside the student apartments on Fourth Plain Boulevard St Johns Boulevard and Street Those boxes are where the false alarms are coming from Gage said responded to malicious false alarms there since 1973 said Fire Marshal Gordon Gage basically kids who do it (turn in false alarms at ASH)" Gage said "They're coming in at all times of the day or night drinking partying and playing practical jokes hard to pin down exactly who does In first year of operation in Aug 23 thru Overflow of wheat to hit Lewiston Port LEWISTON Idaho (AP) There'll Two tugs are attempting to make be grain on the ground at the Pori of repairs he said Lewiston despite the opening of from this landlocl barge traffic from this landlocked 1 1 to instill militancy ENTERTAIN This Summer If you've been waiting to throw a garden party for your friends or hold your daughter's pf POSSIBLE All your can be rented reaver's party center BILL CAL'S TOTEM RENT-ALLThis is only a sample of the many things we have that will make your party a great success Folding Chairs Banquet Tables Champagne Fountain China Glasware Silverware Holloware Punch Bowls Bars Candelabra -Coffee Makers Garden Furniture Canvas Canopies Portable Stereos' Much much mere "Now There Is No Excuse" Call or Como in Today reception of home NOW it is party needs from Van- OPEN 7 DAYS 694-4991 2 Blacks East of Freeway an NE 78th Sept 1 Salem 7 per cent increase beginning Oct 15 Most of the city's 1935' policemen walked off the job Monda SRECTACUIJARIGRANDSTAN DIREVUES! FAIR HOURS: OATS ADMISSION: lOam-IOpm Mon-Thurs Adults S200 lOanvIlpm Fri 8at Sun Rudanti (13-17) SI 25 CMMian(S-12) 505 Two afwUlo buaaaa dally from Portland For furtfwr Information call: 227-1421 BOBBY GOLDSBORO Sat: Aug JOHNNY CASH Sun Aug BJ THOMAS Sat Aug 307:306 DRUM CORPS WEST CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Sun Aug 31 SEALS CROFTS Mon Sept World CtwmplonaMp RCA RODEO ALL AMERICA HORSE SHOW foalurlng JERRY OLSON and hla Roman Riding AM Aug 23-27 MONTIE MONTANA SR World's Foramoat Trick RktarandRopar Aug 25-31 10 days daily during the Fair Aug 28-Sept 1 RESUMING Sept 12-Oct 26 seaport to Portland one elevator operator says Because of bumper crops in Idaho Washington and Oregon much grain has been consigned to the manager Rash si said barges have eased tran-l spoliation problems but they always available when needed I look for grain on the ground in this area before over" he said Lewis-Clark Terminal Association President Lewis Phillips said the group's hew grain elevator here is about full" But Phillips said another grain barge was expected Thursday 1 Rash and Phillips said the wheat crop in Northern Idaho appears only average or slightly below average ruPi raii ran hareea and trucks rail cars barges and elevators Crops in Montana getting most of our wheat now are above average" Rash said A hup grain barge left the Coast Trading Co elevator Wednesday filled with 109000 bushels of wheat from North Dakota Colorado Montana and southern Idaho pushed by the tug Harry Collins The Knappton Towboat Co harp ripped into an obstruction just downstream from- the Lower Monumental Dam Lock on the Snake River tearing a hole in ballast tanks Army Corps of Engineers spokesman Frank King said Thursday Hospital gets donation 1 PORTLAND (UPIK Emanuel Hospital Portland has received a donation of $25000 from the Louis Beaumont Foundation pushing Its capital fund raising drive over the $1 million marie the hospital reported Thursday The Emanuel Hospital Medical Center Foundation is attempting to raise $12 million for a construction and modernization program at Naturalizer West you get service selection fit and your srzei a IF in with a population of more than 500000 including San Francisco Kieraan said Kiernan said policemen who are sworn to uphold the law may find trouble with their own emotions when it comes time to join an illegal union take part in a walkout or disobey a court that is ordering them back to work But he said police frustration over what policemen see as leniency with criminal offenders may make it somewhat easier to break the law technically handing down decisions today really based on legalities any more" he said: based on emotions and like that It's hard to lay a lot of faith in the judicial system when you find out it's only used harshly against As more policemen realize this and that politicians who determine police salaries going to turn around and kick your teeth threats of strikes within police departments will rise he said iding down decisions today it not squabble delaying final certification of the increase BPA officials also questioned the jurisdiction in the matter i A general counsel for the commis- sion Drexel Journey said the delay of approval was needed to make sure that the record of testimony was complete before the law judge wrote a decision yv Hodel said the staff already had given the increase its approval and there was no further need of inyestiption Sfi Fitting for Fall the soft wedge sandal in beautiful earth tones Plenty of ease with open toe crepe soled comfort as only Naturalizer can be Ask for Ginger In camel black kidskln or rust suede 2600 Shoulder bag 19L00 WASHINGTON CAP) The policemen buoyed by the apparent success of the San Francisco police strike will be more likely to participate in similar labor action in the future the president of the International Conference of Police Associations says Edward Kieraan once a New York City policeman and now head of the 180000-member association of Pilice unions said in an interview hursday that there may be' numerous police strikes in the future 1 unless some sort of federal law is approved to allow collective bargaining by public employes one time the policeman was fed a steady diet of professionalism" Kiernan said was no more than paternalism really We found out over the years that the politicians take care of Kiernan who says hi keeps tabs on police labor problems all over the country predicts that more and more policemen will be moving toward acceptance of the police union concept and that action in San Francisco is going to give a lot of people something to think about" San Francisco police tentatively agreed Thursday to accept an offer of a 135 per cent pay hike consisting of 65 per cent retroactive to July 1 ends BPA FPC end A jurisdictional squabble between Bonneville Power Administration and the Federal Power Commission over a rate increase approval has ended for the time being BPA reported that the power con- mission has approved new rate' schedule which includes a 27per cent wholesale price increase The com- mission granted a conditional approval last Dec 20 and the new rates have been in effect since Jan 1' The commission's lengthy assess-'' ment of the increase had BPA of- fidals steaming earlier this year Don Hodel BPA administrator accused the commission of arbitrarily One person dies on state roads By The Associated Press At least one person has died in a traffic accident on Washington highways the State Patrol said Friday- The death brings the state highway death toll for the year to 462 compared with 449 at this time lari year Edwin Spreadborough 19 of Kalama died in Cowlitz County Thursday night onehalf mile east of Washington 99 on the Kalama River Road And what better proof than my own ONE OF A KIND THUMBPRINT First Independent Bank is the only bank in Clark County where I am "Thumhiody" really somebody special NATURALIZER west sss ws-asr- BankAmerkord 1 master charge 3n3fependentMA 6951311 Member 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