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Kerans bestowed Sierra Club award
By Andrew LaMar
Emerald Reporter
The Sierra Club honored state
Sen. (.rattan Kerens (D-Eugene)
as legislator of the Year Satur
day at the club's annual awards
banquet in Portland.
It is the first such award given
to a legislator by the Oregon
Sierra Club, the state chapter of
the national environmental
group. The Oregon club’s
membership is about 6,700.
"The reason why we made
the decision is because of his
politics) courage in this last ses
sion on environmental issues."
said John Christenson, a club
executive board member who
presented the award.
Christenson said Kerans par
ticularly was courageous in
fighting House |oint Resolution
41. a measure eventually passed
by the Legislature that requires
the state departments of forestry
and fish and wildlife to issue a
joint response to federal plans
for forestry and wildlife in
Oregon's region. Critics claim
the measure gives forestry of
ficials the upper hand in deci
sion making.
The measure was backed by
the governor and the
Democratic leadership.
Kerens also introduced a
wetlands mitigation law and
backed placing restrictions on
the use of pesticides. Janet
Kerans accepted the award for
her husband, who is in
Washington, D.C., on
legislative business.
"This award .. .is not given
out every year. It's a very
special award," said Deanna
Hinton, the club conserva
tionalist chairwoman. “We
aren't taking 10 people and
selecting one out of 10 people.
We’re waiting until somebody
has the integrity that we feel is
worthy of our award."
Northwest Review celebrates 30 years
Approximately 150 people
helped celebrate the 30th an
niversary of Northwest Keview.
a local literary magazine, by at
tending a literary reading Sun
day evening that featured many
of the magazine's previous
editors and contributors.
In honor of the magazine’s
birthday, former editors and
authors spoke about the
magazine's past and read
favorite excerpts from previous
magazine editions.
"Northwest Review is 30
years old this year, placing it
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reviews," said John Witte, the
magazine's editor.
The magazine, which is cir
culated in :t8 different coun
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volunteerism," said Witte,
thanking everyone who has
helped to make the magazine
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"Northwest Review is sort of
a literary salon where editors
and writers gather to discuss
important political, social and
literary issues,” Witte said.
The reading, which took
place in the University's Alum
ni Ixiunge, featured former
editors Ralph Salisbury, John
Haislip. Michael Strolow, Witte
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In addition, authors Ken
Kesey, Madeline DeFrees and
Charles O. Porter gave brief
readings at the gathering.
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