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love our kids.”
“There seems to lie an un
necessary fear of the nuclear
free zone,” Zupan said at the
rally. "I think it’s time for the
folks in the community,
especially our elected officials,
to realize that this can lie good
for the community.”
During the work session. Hen
nett stressed that the city at
torney's proposal was as
restrictive as any nuclear free
zone ordinance in the United
States. "Are there good reasons
to go way beyond that?" Hen
nett asked.
Bennett also admonished the
council to take a position on the
two proposals because failure to
do so would show a lack of
respect for the task force's
efforts.
“I don't think it makes sense
although he added he could
possibly back a motion to refer
the issue back to voters again
“1 don't believe in unilateral
disarmament." Miller said
According to City Coun
cilman freeman Holmer. the or
dinance began on the heels of
an initiative process, so "we
should clearly put this bark in
the laps of the voters."
"Regardless of what we do,
we should send this back to the
voters," said City Coun
cilwoman Debra Khrman "I
don't see it as our proposal
When Mayor Brian Obie
pressed Khrman over what pro
posal she favored. Khrman said.
"If you want to pin me down.
I’d go with A (MKV)."
City Councilwoman Cynthia
Wooten also sided with the
MRV. although she. too.
‘There seems to be an unnecessary fear
of the nuclear free /one.’
David Zupan
for tfit; council to redraft the en
tire ordinance,” he said.
City councilmen Roger Kutan
and Jeffrey Miller also sided
with Bennett. Kutan said the
MKV did not address many of
the legal problems the task force
was charged to clear up.
"Proposal A (MKV) is clearly
ambiguous and is clearly anti
business," Rutan said, "it'll
send out that message loud and
clear Let's not make any bones
about that."
Miller, on the other hand,
said his convictions forced him
to support the Bennett proposal.
favored referring the proposals
fun k to the voters
The original ordinance was
passed by a majority of voters.
Wooten said, and it would lie an
insult to them if the council
decided for them.
"(live them a c ham e to show
us they knew what they were
doing the first time." she said.
However, Wooten supported
an appointed nuclear free zone
hoard instead of an elected one
The MKV states the board shall
lie elected, while the other pro
posal opts for an appointed
board.
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