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By Ron Hunt
Of the Enter aid
People believe higher
education doesn't deliver a ser
vice — that it's tat. says Sen
Ted Kulongoski, D-Junction Cit
y. candidate for governor I
disagree with that
Kulongoski — speaking at a
Thursday afternoon press con
ference in Eugene — also said
he anticipates another special
session of the Legislature this
year, where "the major ap
proach will be budget-cutting
Legislators will not likely in
crease taxes again or cut
deeper into property tax relief
That s the real danger
While further budgetary
dilemmas loom in the future the
quality of higher education must
be maintained he said The
most dramatic part of
Oregon s system is that three
major universities — PSU. OSU
and the University — are funded
through the state s general
fund. Kulongoski said There
are a "variety of alternatives
for other four-year institutions,
he said directing Portland State
students to attend community
college for their first two years
would be one option
But the extent of change
required in higher education
depends on the underlying
problem of state finances.
Kulongoski said The issue is
the revenue source to fund state
government
Oregon ranks first in the Unit
ed States in dependence on
personal income tax revenues
Kulongoski said, adding that
Oregon is 16 percentage points
ahead of the second place
state It's a critical issue'
because 75 percent of all mon
ies in the state's general fund
comes from personal income
tax he said
A progressive approach to
the income tax table is needed
Kulongoski said — such as the
tax plan of Rep Margie Hen
driksen D-Eugene and his plan
to close up loopholes for those
with income more than $50 000
(Hendriksen s tax proposal
would lower tax rates on single
returns for people with incomes
below $11 000 while those with
incomes above that level would
pay at a higher rate Tax rates
would range from 3 to 15 per
cent )
The key issue for Oregon in
the next decade however will
revolve around utility rates
Any leader must look out into
the future " he said Kulongoski
— chairer of the Senate Energy
Committee — criticized the
Bonneville Power Admini
stration and Gov Vic Atiyeh
for their respective roles in
the Washington Public Pow
er Supply System trag
edy "
With the termination of nu
clear plants four and five (of the
five-plant system) he said, the
question now is. What about
one two and three7 Although
plant number two is 90 percent
complete are plants one and
three needed — will they even
be built, Kulongoski asked
There is a serious question if
plant two will ever be fueled, he
added
When you look down the
road the question always will be
the need for the five reactors '
The BPA administrators like
to say they had no part in the
WPPSS protect Kulongoski
said but a 1976 BPA letter told
public utilities that no power
could be guaranteed after 1983
— readying utilities for the
WPPSS campaign The BPA has
failed to produce a forecast of
power needs for the region he
added
Kulongoski questioned the
handling of WPPSS Didn t an
yone ever review the
technology9 The project was
not economically feasible, he
said adding that no one has
attempted to build five nuclear
plants at one time Terminating
plants is not unusual however
because the Tennnessee Valley
Authority has killed six of them
and 20 to 30 plants have been
shut down elsewhere in the
United States Kulongoski said
The question now is how to
alleviate the burden for those —
like the Springfield Utility Board
— obligated to pay for plants
four and five he said adding
that his committee will continue
to hold hearings on the subject
Unless a definite need is shown
Kulongoski said plants one and
three should be deferred
The BPA is sandbagging
it's conservation program and
wants to charge local utilities for
saved kilowatts, he said If we
conserve they lose revenue
Kulongoski who announced
his candidacy for governor
Wednesday night said he plans
to complete a statewide tour
Friday with a visit to eastern
Oregon
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