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recommendations on ln*r road
map (or the next six months
and into llio tile next four
years.” said tram coordinator
lolin Keyser
'This is real I \ exciting
stuff said Whitelavv of Ins
volunteer position, even il it is
"absolutely time1 consuming
Whitelavv s.iid Ins |oh ,is head
of tin1 economic devctlopment,
rural development and trails
portation team gives him the
chance to put into practice Ins
21 vears of tear liing urban.
iiiinna and economics ol the
Pac ific Northwest at the- Uni
versity
"In the large pic ture ol
things, this might seem like
mundane stuff." In1 said, "lent
it will affec t the hulk ol what
Oregon looks like in Portland
and along the 1-5 Corridor lor
the next 50 years
''I find that terribly eve it
• ng "
The transition team is a Imh
of nine groups that spec iali/.c*
ill specific areas ol policy ana
ly/.alion and formation lor Rob
erts. vs bo vv ill be sworn in as
Oregon's governor fan 1-t
The team's short-term c hal
lenge is "to get ready for the*
next legislative session, to help
^ ii
Ed Whitelaw
prepare the budget, and to
build .1 team that will be as el
lective as possible m the next
six months." kevser said
VVhilelavx who is on leave
this year from the University,
said it involves dealing with a
list of tout In slate u ide topii x
From finding the future pulse
ol Oregon's timber and salmon
conflicts to trving to ease Ballot
Measure a s tax limitation el
lei t on the stale's fiiiatu nil ho
rizon. While lavs said his tasks
are lull ot i lassu trade-offs
Measure a. the initiative that
will limit local property taxes
and teipure an extra $t>20 mil
lion from the state's general
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. tnd iii 1991-92, has made
Whitelaw’s job "clearly more
difficult." he said.
"It's the classic trade-off be
tween roads and sewers for ( it
ies and counties, and child care
and health care programs, for
instance.” he said "What kind
of criteria do you use to make
those kinds of trade offs? Kv
ervone has strong feelings and
priorities about all of the differ
ent programs and services "
Whitelaw, who also heads a
Kugene based financ ial consult
ing firm, said Dec. 21 has
emerged as a "major date" that
the team is shooting for, hop
ing by tlien to have their budg
et ret ommendations developed
into a firm package for Roberts
Hut all of this political hub
bub is nothing new for this pro
fessor. Whitelaw's involvement
in politic s dates back to work
ing on one of Roberts’ cam
paigns for tier present position
ol secretary of state and helping
out Gov Neil Goldschmidt's
transition team four years ago
With so many irons in the
political tire, is this professor a
i areer politic ian in the making?
Definitely not. Whitelaw
said "I'm not interested in a
politn.il position. I have al
ready expressed that There is
■in absolute limit to this period
of time
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