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"Tilt1 < hainnan made propos
als that weren't acceptable to
ns." said Auf.oin There is no
give vet
I )k ks said tin- two sides were
"a limit wav apart There are a
lot of problems
\orthwest lawmaker. were
sean lime bn a plan that would
assure the region's mills of a
steads su|ipls ol limber over
the next \ ear while the I ' S
Tish and Wildlife Servile de
tides whether the owl should
he prolix ted as a threatened
spei les
Without ri ' trii I urns or. jmii
i nil review, lawmakers insist
that environmentalists could
continue tving up timber sales
in the courts
(is or the pas! s ear ens iron
mentalists h.ivi' won a string ot
injunctions vvhii h .it one point
hailed roughly halt the limber
sales planned in the federal tor
esls ot tile \ortlm esl
Vales has been an outspoken
i iitii ot the Senate plan and
has sought to ensure that the
owl which nests primarily in
the old growth forests ot Wash
ington. Oregon and northern
I ablornia. w.is protected and
to minimi/e restrii lions on pi
du ial review
Km imnrnentalists have
launched an all-out lobbying
campaign to deleat the Senate
legislation and would prefer no
restrictions on their access to
the i ourls
Yates also said he would op
pose any legislative provision
No one hits sports lottery
I'OKTI.ANI) (AIM lor the
SOI.011(1 Ut't k III .1 row, IU)I)(I(I\
|mi kcd I I mil ol 14 profession
,il loi it 11,11! games ( oriel llv 111
the weekly Oregon Spoils A<
I ion game
As ,i resnll $47,812 will colt
r\ over in pri/e money in the
14 of 14 i ategorv in next
yveek's game the Oregon l ot
lery reported Th.it means il
there is only one xvinning $1
ticket il should lie xvortli more
than $t>(t.(H)(t
Those who picked lour ol
four games i orrectly won
$ I a 10 down from $20 10 the
prey unis week hut up i (insider
ably from opening week total of
$4 10
The Sports Action game the
tirsl of Us kind in the countrv
.illous people to waget .it least
Si on four to 14 National Foot
ball Teague games To win. all
names saint led must be pit ked
correctlv. based on point
spreads developed bv a l.as Ve
gas oddsmaker
In last weekend's game,
those who selected five turret I
Iv won $41 40 Siv i orret t
pit ks won $80. seven Sllfi It),
eight $270 'to and nine
$r»t»7 40
Ihe big winners were the
live tltkels that correctlv pie
tin ted 10 of 10 games .toil
earned Si .482 80 apiece
I it ket sales totaled $4 12,000.
up from $117,000 the previous
week
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lunges the I S f orest Servic e's
management plan lor spotted
owl habitat
''That’s one of the stu king
point " said Yates
Dicks and AuCoin have pro
posed increasing the ai reage
set aside lor owl habitat in the
I oresl Ser\ ic es plan In about
la percent and deeming it
"suffii lent ' Such a meive
would forestall am court rui
i ng
Northwest law make!s fear
lodge William Ihvvoi could
rule in such a way as to stop
virtually all logging in the old
grow lb lorests
It is a cpiestion ol ensuring
the industrx has enough timber
to operate over the next 1 if
months." said Die ks "\\ itliout
that c ertainl\ we have done
nothing
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contended that Santa
Clara Kiver Road residents new
or asked for Kiigene's sewage
treatment in the first place and
that nearly all the land that has
been piped with the new sewer
system is vac ant
"They admitted to skipping
am l.md that had houses on it
houses with voters in
them." Nichols said. "And
there's been a lot of contention
as to how arc uratelv they tested
the water supply."
Nic hols and Sc hue .ire both
expec ting a remonstrance a
voter rebuttal in the spring,
after the c i!\ of Kugene offic ial
ly annexes Santa Clara Kiver
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