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Gubematonal conflicts continue
By Joe Kidd
Emerald Petite* Editor _
Sin< e the beginning of the year. tins election s
four guirematorial candidates haw given voters
more ih,in .in earful mi issues affei ting the envi
ronment
And for good reason
Two i onlroversi.il environmental measures will
appear on the \ov li ballot Measure 4. which
would at least temporarily < lose the Trojan nui le
ar power plant, and Measure i> which proposes a
plan to revamp Oregon’s pm kaging industry
And bevond measures 4 and t>. the ever-grind
ing (onflicis of tlie timber industry and disputes
over field burning have forced the candidates to
step up to the green microphone
Owls and timber
While spec ific proposals on timber harvests are
elusive, the candidates' positions on the endan
gered status of the northern spotted ow l and what
has come to be c ailed the "<aid Squad" offer vot
ers a range of opinion
Republican Dave f'rohnmaver has c ailed for the
convening of the “God Squad." a Gabinet-level
committee that has the power to investigate the
impacts of the Endangered Spec ies Ac I and possi
bly give exemptions to tin1 owl s required prolec
lion
Saying that “Then* is no plar e for pimple in the
Endangered Spec ies Ac t " Frohntnayer has called
on President George Hush to c onvene the commit
tii- in order “to mitigate the effec ts" of the owl s
endangered status on Oregon's timber industry,
said campaign spokesman |oc! Gole
However. Domex rat Barbara Roberts believes
Erohnmayer's attempts are "empty promisees."
claiming "there is not enough political and con
gressional support for convening the- e ommittee"
or for granting any exemption to the Act. said her
< ampaign manager. Kevin Smith
Moreover, Trohnmayer has called for alterna
tives to a report adopted in September by the ITS
Eoresl Service that bars logging on t million
ac res of national forests in the Pacific: Northwest
But Roberts Ixdieves the plan "is good sc ienc e.
done in an unbiased way." Smith said, adding
that Rolx'rts is "not m favor of throw ing it out
The federal government has estimated the plan
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WHERE THEY STAND
ENVIRONMENT
Republican Dave Frohn
mayer calls for the conven
ing of the Cabinet-level
“God Squad.” saying.
'"There is no place for peo
ple in the Endangered Spe
cies Act.''; opposes Trojan
Measure 4 and recycling
Measure li; proposes an
eventual phase-out of field
burning.
Independent AI Mobley
opposes listing the north
ern spotted owl as endan
gered: warns against radi
cal groups “who would try
to take Oregon from us";
opposes measures 4 and 6;
supports phasing out field
burning.
Libertarian Fred Oerther
sees the spotted owl's en
dangered status and the
"God Squad" as "more bu
reaucratic maneuvers to
cover up the necessity for
change"; supports Measure
4 and is undecided on
Measure ti; calls for an im
mediate field burning ban.
Democrat Barbara Roberts
says Krohnmayer's idea of
‘‘God Squad” intervention
is an "empty promise";
supports Troian Measure 4
and recycling Measure (>:
calls for a phase-out of field
burning.
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Endorses Senator Grattan Kerans
Democrat Senate Dist. 20