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"If we had passed her plan we
would be back in special
session right now trying to raise
more money," Wingard says.
Hendriksen has prided herself
on her voting record in the areas
of environmental protection, the
maintainance and growth of
education, health and social
programs and the rights of
senior citizens Hendriksen
boasts a 100 percent voting
record from such diverse
groups as the Oregon AFL-CIO,
Oregon Women's Political
Caucus, and the Oregon Envir
onmental Council, United
Seniors of Oregon and the
Association of Oregon Facul
ties
Wingard also boasts
endorsements by the Oregon
Environmental Council and the
Oregon AFL-CIO along with a
95 percent rating from the Lane
County Democratic Central
Committee Wingard is proud of
his environmental stands and
says the most significant envir
onmental issue addressed in the
last session of the legislature
was the Senate bill to clean up
Wah Chang's low level nuclear
waste dump in the Willamette
River flood plain
"I don't want Oregon to be a
dumpsite for low level nuclear
waste,” Wingard says
Hendriksen is also opposed to
dumping at the site
Novice Cross goes against incumbent Ed Fadeley
By Hank Trotter
University student and poli
tical novice Mike Cross is
challenging incumbent Dem
ocrat Edward Fadely for the
Senate District 21 seat in the
Nov 2 election
Cross, who’s only prior
governmental experience is
with the Willamalane Com
prehensive Review Committee
and his precinct, is tackling the
Goliath of the Senate's
Democratic faction Fadely has
been in the Senate for 18 years
and is currently the co
chairman of the Joint Ways and
Ed Fadeley is an 18-year veteran
of the Senate
landed the Republican nomina
tion Senate District 21
Fadeley says he is not
"cavalier” about his opponent's
try for the seat But he says if
people can remember Fadeley s
accomplishments "they will
vote for me because of the skill
level, even though I am fat and
fifty "
Four years ago he fought off
the Governor and Portland Gas
and Electric to keep chang
es from being made
that would have al
lowed any new
nuclear power
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plants from being built
in Oregon
Cross believes
most people
are "dissat
isfied with
politics as
usual" and
are ready for
change He says
outside business
needs encouraging
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Cross will need more than a
sling and a rock to teil this poli
tical giant
Fadeley is a faithful supporter
of higher education's concerns
He points to 1977 when he
chaired the Senate Sub-com
mittee on Education Finance as
a time when tuition was at its
lowest ratio to the actual cost of
instruction
Fadeley was running unop
posed last May when Cross,
with a last minute write-in effort.
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Mike Cross is up against a
“Goliath."
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