Regional
Senator sees defense cuts ahead
HAM K ()rr l AI *) Sin Boh f’ai ksvnod sas s
ri‘< cut i vents in K.istern I'nrope slmnlil .illoss the
( nileil Sliiles In rediu e ils defense spending
In .in inters less ss ilh the Bilker I krmni r.il Her
■ilil I’.u ksvonil said Mnnii.is tfi.it Defense Set re
lars Dn k (dienes is predicting .1 SlHO liillion de
1 lease in defense needs usei the nest three sears
Two llnrds ut Ifi.it savings shnuld lie used In
redui e the federal ilefii il he said I lie rest nf the
mimes should go to fight 1 rime and drugs as ssell
as to support edur .itinn
"I lie (‘dm atiiin and drugs together lie
said adding that the 1 nuntrs doesn I need more
('oast (in a rd 1 utters and airplanes to fight drug
imports Instead, a heller drug edm utinn program
is needed
lie said it might take It) to 20 sears for the
message to get through hut iiw.leased edilialion
esentUiills svmrld hegin to 1 liarige attitudes to
sv.ird drugs 111 the svas tiles have heen 1 hanged
toward using seat hells and disrouraging smnk
tng
In another matter I’m kssood said ( (ingress
learned a lesson svlien It repealed tile lull suppls
lllg lalastrophil health (.tie foi the elderls I he
program ssas established to help the nation s el
dials hut thus were asked to help pas lor it ss ilh
.i surtax Hi* likrnrd I In* xi’l up In .1 user (it .1 nd
said tin* usrr*> said thrv'd ralhrr mil havr thr (it
■ mil r.ilhi'r not li.ivc (hi* srrvii i*
It'll In* some prriod of timr ho fori' \vi* ,ip
pro,n li lh.it Mih)i*i 1 hk.iiii." (if* said
I1.11 kwood prrdii toil tin- budgrt ilrln.il will
drop to brtvvt m $lto Inllion .mil $U() I11II1011 next
vr.ir
Its going in tlir right dirri lion hr said
Thr srn.ilor slid hr saw nothing wrong with
tlir p.i\ i.nxr ( ongrrss npprovril lor its rnrmhrrs
Srn.itorx p.n will ini n .isr to $101.4(10 nrxl I )i
tohri .mil thr\ will hr allowitd to krrp t Stiff
111 spr.iklllg fr*rs Mrinbrrx ol thr llotisr I .111 krrp
no spr.ikmg frrs hut Ihrir s.il.irirs wrrr in
1 rr.isrd to $<lti 00(1 nrvt I rlim.irv .Hid to $12ri.0(MI
bv January 1 on 1
I'.u kwood pritisrd thr Srn.ilr lor establishing
thr rtlni.s (i.u k.igr ill.it .11 ■ onip.iniril tlir pay r.iisr
.Hid S.iid hr r\prt Is thr lardy to rllllilll.ltr spr.ik
ing frrs r\ rill mills
Thr nrxl session. hr said, ( ongrrss nrrds to
look .it thr Mrdii .in* situation Hr s.tiil th.it .it its
prrsrnt growth ratr Mrdii arr will pa\ out morr
anuuallv th,hi S01 1.11 Sri 111 itv dors
State waste's 'minuscule'
Al.UANY t A I*) A spokeswoman fur (he Oregon Depart
ment of I nv imumeiit.il Quality says that compared yyith the
lest of the i mmtn the stale s hazardous waste problem is mi
misi u|e
(arolvn Young, public affairs manager of the agency,
said in an interview Monday that Oregon doesn't have the
types of < hemic a! plants and oil refineries that c aused hazard
mis waste pollution in other parts of the I 'nited States
Ac tually even the federal Snperfund sites they're not
particularly dangitrous to people.'' she said "In most cases
the hazard is c untamed on the site, and people are not ex
posed toil
Nuperfcind refers to a federal program to identify, study
and clean sites where hazardous waste mas he .1 problem
()ni‘ of those sites is the Teledy ne \\ ah ( hang Albany plant in
Millersburg
I he 1)1 0 is working on making a new list of Oregon sites
with "confirmed releases" of hazardous substances
A preliminary list created so much opposition among af
tecled property owners and industries that the lt(8‘) hegisla
lure 1 hanged the law under which it had been compiled.
The' new lays calls for companies to get .it least two
months notice* before being included on such a list
Ihe new list of suspected pollution sites is supposed to
be ready by |an 1 a
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