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^ 03 St * ontinued from Page 8 lure tu nun h in the >tire' - in. opposition I ..isle\ s.ii-.t tin [ ummission is wufkim; with tin' (()< r.tn I’oln v i .isk i'lirt i'i In postpone .1 le,ise sale miiete nilcK There’s sevi'r.ii \\.i\s to he.irl il nil lor .m liile lie s.iiil (jilti.ern about tin- elfet Is of \\ .islunglmi i nniitins ,iliiml ,;n lribi‘> t><>V('riU'(i 11\ or fight fiiftlTcnt I! '-.(I Irs I rank Oniuiiv. rhiin o( tn<■ .sun. i\,ii (;«>nlr: s i ). r.ii ! , .... > g\ group >.11(1 tin1 group i\ o*j1 ■ .unnng lii.mv .1: (in- -.tut. th.o ■ iff i to l.iki.o: . p ,.l 7or the people at Oregon and W ashing ton, just say tin* word "(oust." and they get a w arm feeling.' oil exploration un fish extends to Nath e Anii'Hi ,m 11 iI ii■ wi'll. partii ularh spine uf \\ ushioglon s eoastal tribes said blank llaltmoon, fishing Iiriijiraffl administrator lor the Oregon Bureau ni Indian \t lairs llnlinioon said U ashitigttiii - Ouinault .nid Makati tribes Ii.im- had Beatles sun i- the IM ids tii.it allow Iishmg I (gilts in upon w aid i lif treaties an- unu|iie In lh> low «*i 4Ji stall's, and the\ w ill present an oIisImi It- to plans loi olfshore oil drilling he said "I he treaty rig lit is til.' sii pi im in • law of (In- land I lallnioon said \m thing that sinai ks ni a broil at inn tin heap right is superseded b\ the trea l\ right I lallnioon said the tribes an1 i liallenging llir Interior I leparl i ilf nt I mi ansi' ot thf potential impai I that oil ditiling Would have on lishing l lif I loll and (Jmlfiilf P ibi s in Washington sliati- tin- saint' i out f i ns In- said m addition to tribes along the ( nliinibia River * IMJNDERIAND * ■ HU! F OH PAH T If S AND HiH T HOAYS S^umcn AIL C.AMFS WORK v,,utu withnickels GAMES admission i so STM STREET PUBLIC MARKET EUGENE • 683 8464 «(<>• MYI AH BALLOON I OK YOHK VAH N IIM from s2.95 A!st. as. .id.jh!»' til'd to a basket $ 5.95 l III*. i'lMlY 607 f I if»i • IHr» IWJ W,st 1710 l h.tniltfrs • Jh‘» 1261 I I.OWI.HS ANI) C,ll'l S Wine & dine your . valentine. o •f ^tntiru >. A V i3U/| H \'r\ 7St.K-<r.iri kB'/r . 1 rank Ordwav i■urn' Survival i ientei mum hers attended the ( annon Beach meet me this weekend, and they will spnnstn a preset! tahon .11 } Mt p m i ursdav tn lilt* I‘Ml Ben lander Route “I tar tli« people nf ()iemm •uid \\ ashmelon msi sa\ fhi wool c oas! and fhr\ cet a v\ arm feeHne he san! Lot a! < hapters nf the Audu lion Sot it*!\ ami Sierra (!luh. as we!! as (o.islti! hlnlw atehm>; and w hale w ah hinv groups are atitnin: those that have be > nine polite t/.ed liit a use ut tin threat oi nllshnte drilling. In said Met a use the mulhmilliun dnll.ir tourism and lishnu; in thisfrit’-' iv . nfs , li'.ui s\ iter llir risk is Urn mi-.it Iii liisturfo nrv. ,lie,is In 1111" ;’• i inks.is sank Tim rwimift i • •(!>;!,trfil I til** posxitdc ilamaur ss out biilam <» Hiv iU’-r ■*I I lii'iiuii s i!11 ■: • violent im (Mu waters there ssoulti be pr.ii lit .ills in> sv.n to i on!.mi tin' i n! in the ex fnt nt ,i spill, hf s.ml Keg aidless ni whether nit short’ m! drilling sl.irls in 111■ * I’ii.if it \orllm ext ( inks .is said i orison .itinn mc.isun i mill! s.isf nmrf ftii'l th.n i iiii!ii ii»’ i'Mr,ti ti-il hum tin 1 1 l.lsl.l 1 ,11 l'-l Molls; till’ ( Jtt'gull I o.isf 1 it's ,i limited amount of m! a tni.i amount that SMiniil supply tin fill ire t ' it iss 11 T tii*l ni-i'iis toi i nils three tiiis s hr Silk) \ lull iiitniiiiii n! 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