Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 05, 1993, Page 7, Image 7

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    NOW organizes Packwood rally
WASHINGTON \l’| More
than two dozen *ign-< arrving.
chanting demonstrators asked
the Senate Monday to refuse to
sent Sen. Bob Pnckwood and
vowed to keep up the pressure
if fie is sworn m as a memtier of
the 10,'trd (Congress
The Oregon Kepuhlii in has
admitted making unwanted
sexual advani es to his Senate
employees but has resisted
t alls for his resignation
The National Organization
tor Women organized the dem
onstration outside the Senate
Office Building and presented
the Senate with petitions from
Oregon residents that reipiest
Fat kwood not he seated
„ The petitions contend that
Pack wood defrauded the voters
and submitted derogatory info;
nuilion iitioul Ins .u t users that
delayed publication of n wws
story about hts conduit until
after the November ele:.tiott
Pnckwood was narrowly eiey t
ed to his fifth term
NOW President P,lire .1 Ire
land told the rally that it
would t*' unrealistu n e\pe< t
the Senate to refuse to seat
Pai Is wood
Senate Majority leader
Oeorge | Mitchell, |) \ta lie
asked Senate counsel to levuns
the Oregon petitions but no de
cision ysas expei ted Monday, a
Mite bell aide said
There yyas no 1 otnment from
Pai kwood
Sen Bob Packwood
State Senate may fight over residency
SALEM (AH ( nine |an
11. the Oregon Senate could be
the si eno o( nastv lights over
whether to seat a Democratic
senator ( onvii ted of thelt and a
Republican senator whose res
idem y has been questioned.
Peg (olin, a Cottage Grove
Democrat, recently was put on
probation for felom convit -
lions stemming from .1 fraudu
lent fund-raising letter. Repub
lican Wes Cooley of Powell
Hutte has fa< ed questions about
whether he actually lived in Ins
Pastern Oregon distru I while
he was running bis campaign
for the Senate
A n v seating challenges
would create a rocky start for
what is expected to lie a diffi
i ult session as lawmakers deal
with budget cuts and other
thorny issues
Some of the toughest talk
about challenges came from
Democrutu Sen Di( k Springer
of Portland, who said the res
idenev issue raises serious
questions about whether Coo
lev should be installed as a sen
ator.
"It's a legitimate area of in
quiry,'' Springer said "Our
< uncus needs a chant e to dis
cuss it specifically
The Portland lawmaker de
nied that lie's raising the res
idency issue against Cooley to
dissuade the Senate Repuhli
i ans from going after |olin
when the session convenes
"I don't see this as a bargain
ing chip ill a face-off over Peg
Jolin,'' he said
Even though Jolin now is a
i unvo ted felon, Republii ans
actually have some good rea
sons to ysant to keep her III the
Senate
Chief among them is the fail
that the judge in John's trial
spe< du ally prohibited tier from
raising any more campaign
money That would cripple her
ability to run for rtf-election in
lltlH and give the Republicans
a shot at winning her seat two
years from now
Hut Sen Penn Hannon, the
assistant minority leader and
senior Republican in the Sen
ate, said the COP caucus likely
would challenge John's seating
if Springer and other Democrats
try the same thing against Coo
ley.
That is certainly possible.'
the Ashland lawmaker said
"The potential is there for a
real battle royal. If we start out
with that kind of attitude, then
things yvil! degenerate the rest
of the session."
Some Demot rats in the Sen
ate also worry that Springer's
pursuit of the Cooley resident y
issue could set in motion an
at rimonious debate that would
be hard to'stoj
Hut Springer makes it clear
lie's reads to raise the res
idem \ issue, even though Set
rotary ot Malt1 Phil K>-i•-!iiii, t
IIffiiui rat. invostiiln>
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