Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 10, 1990, Page 8, Image 8

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    -Regional
Governor proposes financing
program with lottery revenue
HIM) (Al*| Cm Neil
(ioldsi hiindt on Tuesday |in>
posed grealls expanding I lf.nl
St.til presi hiinl programs In
fm.tin mg llit'in ss itli in pi'i
i fill of uni lulifis revenue
The governor disi .Insod Ins
pi.Ill 111 .1 si.Ilf III till' Sl.llf
address lh.it kii ked olf .i loin
ii.iv speaking lour around the
state
(ioldsi lim n It s.ml In* 11 ask
tin* I'l'il 1-egislalure lo send
tin* voters .1 proposfd consli
ltilion.il min*iidiik*nt to allow
using lollfr\ pro< ffils for
I fr*.id Start
Hu* governor told .i pulilii
forum sponsored lis tin- Hfinl
( li.iinhfi ol (aimmeri f lli.it
lus goul is lo m.ikf llif pro
gi.im .i\ .nl.ililr* lo overs i*lIk 1
till* 1 lull) III llif si,Ilf .1 IIIIIII
lifi eslim.ited .il .iI>• ml 1 *.000
About I 'Kill i luldren ages I
and 1 are now enrolled in
I lead Mail programs in llif
stale
l lif i onsiiiiilion.il measure
passed hs voters In alllliori/e
the loiters III l*M*J reipilies
lllilt I t peri fill ol the pro
i eeds lie Used Ini ei onoiiui
lies elopillelll
t ioldsi limidl wauls to use
III pen enl ol that amount es
Inn,ilfii .it .iliuiil $2(1 million .1
\ imi for llr.nl Sl.irl Tlx* i nsl
lor tin* program In mtvi* everv
<■ 11X11>11* i hilil wnulil br afrout
$ r> million .1 year tin* gosrr
nor s offii i* s.ml
ledrral .mil other sl.ili*
f 11 mis would make up (he ilil
ferent 1* m i nsi
l lir governor who hasn't
nlhii.ilK .in non nr ml whether
lir s seeking ri' election. said
tin- program is ,111 extension of
ihc (diildren's AKf inl.i effort
lie I,null lied two years ago
Head Slarf programs pro
vide edilt .limit he.illh and so
1 ml sen 11 es as well as parent
eduealion
llv gelling these 1 hildren
leads Ini si linn! We flee Olir
le.n hers In dll the |nh tiles
sveie trained In do and dn
sers well prepare 1 hildren
Ini life (ioldsi hmidt said
1 le said lie'll also ask lass
III.dels In expand f11l.l111 mg nl
drug and all nliul I real tlli'lll
piugrnins so tin s re avail.ihle
Ini esers addli led pregnant
inuther and .ill 1 hildieu under
It) ss ho t an I afford treatment
on their nsvn
Nn 1 h 11d ul ( Iregon is go
mg In has e In si,mil m line In
gel help '' he said
( mldsi hmidt '••nd he w as
proposing tli.it He lake .1
si.mil lor the ( hildren of the
shadows tin- lines ill provided
and ill equipped to learn and
prosper
" These proposals taken to
Hellier will he the biggest
e( onoinii development del i
sion Oregon is ever going to
make he said
Goldschmidt also an
nouni ed lie w ill ( reate a state
i ominissum on drug addu ted
hahies with the goal of ensur
mg that pregnant addle led
w omen gel treat ineilt
I lie panel will he headed
liv tin met ( fregon Supreme
( ourl IiisIk e Hetty Huberts of
Port land
The governor said Ins pro
grams ale aimed at .1 liettel
ipialified work fort e and ul
limatelv w ill mean the trails
tei ol thousands ol I )regoni
ans from the ta\ supported
rolls to the laxpaver rolls;
from ha\ mg i ells limit for
them to building a future foi
themselves
(midst hmidt also said the
state is on the rebound I10111
1 ondilions lie inherited when
lie took 1 ittIt e III I'tH.
'Tal1
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at
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1809 Franklin Blvd.
Portland to confiscate
cars of drunk drivers
I’( JKTI.AN'I) |AP) Citv "Hi
( ials .ire pursuing formal for
feiture pro* codings to giiin
ownership ot three cars seized
under a new ordinam e aimed
a! drunken drivers and patrons
of prostitutes a i it\ comrnis
sinner mmoiini ed
this is the lirst of what I
hope will he main." commis
sioner Karl Blumenauer. who
developed the law. said Mon
dav .is lie showed reporters a
white l'tft i Cadillac Coupe l)e
\ die with red leather seats
Coder the law. which took
effect l )ei 15. police officers
have seized nine cars from
drivers with suspended It
tenses due to drunken driving
convictions and Itt oars from
men arrested in prostitution
I'lle polii e and i it\ atlorne\
|oilit 1 \ del ide whit h i ars the
i it\ w ill trv tu take permanent
!\ I he i itv then w ill auction it
nil keeping the revenue
lilumenauer said it is more
likeh the i ars would he those
worth more or those whose
drivers have the worst records
Paul Klsene1 the deputy ' ilv
attornev handling lorfeilures.
said he's developing some
"floating criteria l or exam
pie d a ill iv ei is drunk or re
sisls arrest, the i ilv would he
more likelv to seize his i ai
Pile three cars are the while
( atlilv w ith a blue hook v alue
ot Im'iu itm ST'iot) and St too
,i 107-4 Mert ury ( :.i|»ri. ulm h
police sav is worth about $701).
and .1 lt)7:) l-'ord Maverick that
the owner estimates is worth
$ mo
All three drivers had sus
pended licenses from drunken
driving
The Cadillat was driven hy
Thomas K Solorio. arrested
I Jet 20 on suspicion of drunk
cii driving Solorio is i lassified
an "habitual offender" for his
driving record.
The Capri was driven In
Kenneth Courtney, stopped on
suspii ion of careless driving on
I Jet. 2d. Police had an out
standing warrant charging him
with escape because he didn't
report to the Multnomah (!oun
Iv Restitution (tenter
Courtney was carrying a
loaded handgun concealed un
der a car seat anil resisted ar
rest police said. Courtney is
not the i ar s owner.
The Maverit k v\ as driven by
Kandy Corwin, arrested tor tail
ing to obey the police anti loi
reckless endangerment on I Jet
2ft ( nru m is not the car's
owner
Hlumenauer s.iid the city
would probably make money
by selling tbe Cadillat . but that
the other oars yvould be losers
However, he s.iid. the drivers
had sot h lousy records, it yvas
worth taking the ( ais
The University
of Oregon
School of Music
presents
LAFAYETTE
String Quartet
with Victor Steinhardt, piano
PROGRAM
Quartet in E-flat Major...
Quartet.
Piano Quintet, Op. 34.
I Iaydn
..Seeger
Brahms
I hursday, Jan. 11 8:00 p.m.
BEALL CONCERT HALL, UO Music School
$13.50, $10.50, $5.50 Reserved Seats; $5, $3 for students
Available in advance at 1 lull Center, or at dixir on concert ni^ht