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i Victims want overpass screens
SAt.KM (Al'l — Two
motorists. who were severo
|y injured by rex ks thrown off
freeway overpasses, urged
lawmakers Monday to speed
safety si reel ling of the over
head i wsstngs
"What are wi' waiting fur' Somi' innocent victim
to !«• dotapitated?” Zeida Suniga of Salem asked
the Hmiw Transportation Suht omrnittee
Suniga was seriously hurt in September 19HB
when a hi pound rot k dropped from an Interstate
5 overpass Ih'Ivvin'ii Salem and Woodtuim crashed
though a i or window onto her < host and face.
Suniga's hushand. Trank, was driving the car.
He said Ins w ife would have fieen dec apitated if
the huge rix k had landed slightly differently
"I ask your help in protec ting our travelers from
w hat really are attempts to murder or seriously
injure." he told the < omrnittee
Zeldn Suniga told legislators polii « reports show
100 to 1 2ri objei Is are thrown off of overpasses
eac It year
Also testifying was Jessu a Allen of Vancouver,
Wash . whose face was smashed in 1985 by a 7
pound roi k thrown from on 1-5 overpass north of
Albany onto her family's pickup trtu k
Allen, now 20. said she was angered to later read
pole e reports that showed there had been a dozen
other incidents of objects tossed from overpasses
in the area
Her father. Terrem e Allen. said the s, reening
program needs to lie a< t eleraled
'll is my hope it will not take a death to be the
c atnlvst." he said.
Zeida Suniga said both incidents ( hanged the
courses of the victims' lises
"We will never fully ns over." she said.
A hill introduced at f rank Suniga's request.
HB2507. requires the state Transportation Depart
ment to install screens on all new overpasses and
on at least 10 existing overpasses each year.
Suniga said the agency decided to erect 12 over
pass screens a year after the Allen incident. But
only one had been installed by the time of his
wife's injuries three years later, he said.
Dwayne Hofstetter. safety engineer for the stale
Highway Division, said the Transportation Com
mission later had scaled hack the timetable so
screens are installed on four to six overpasses a
year
I le said the work on each overpass costs close to
$30,000 and there are almost 400 overpasses in the
state.
The measure also was endorsed by representa
tives of tile Teamsters Union and the Oregon
Trucking Association.
Rep Chuck Norris. D-Hormiston. the subcom
mittee chairman, said lie will schedule another
hearing on the measure.
Lawyer says Packwood
didn’t identify sponsors
PORTLAND (AI’) — A lawyer filed a c omplaint Monday against
Sen Hot) Packwood. claiming the Oregon Republican failed to prop
itIv identify (ampaign ( ontributors
Keith I) Skelton said the < omplaint lie sent to the Senate Ethic s
Commission alleges Pm kwood violated Senate rules by failing to fol
low federal elec .lions law
Skelton c ited a stor\ that ap|>eared in I he Sunday Oregonian say
ing Pat kwood's reports to the Federal Idee tion Commission did not
identify the- cm c 11 ;>.itions of more than half the individual contribu
tor* who gave him S200 or more
The senator's disc Insure statements from 1991 through election
day l‘t‘12 indicate I’ac kwood was unable to determine what promi
nent people sue h as Craituuy winner Quint v lones or former Time
Wnrner Inc c hairman Steven | Ross did lor a living
Elaine Franklin, Pack wood's c.hief of stall said Monday that the
disclosure forms were filed by an at countnn! who may not know the
cm i upations ol the c ontributors
Contributors who don't identify themselves rec eive a letter ask
ing for the information, but they don't always provide it. she said.
Franklin added that Par kwood's t ompaign requests the informa
tion for all contributions of $100 or more, even though it is required
only for those greater than $200
"We've gone to great lengths to make sure we comply yvith elec
tion htv\." she said
Skelton, however, blamed Packwood
"The lays requires that candidates make their 'best efforts to idem
lifv-contribulors." Skelton said In I'm kwood's i ase, even some o.f
bis c lose friends and assex Kites were not so identified
Skelton also argued in Ins complaint that I’ac kwood lias deliber
ately, habitually and knowingly broken the federal elections law
regarding complete filing of information about campaign i ontribu
tors.
the Sttndm Oregonian reported that Republican Sen Mark Hat
field, Pec kwood's colleague front Oregon, identified H I percent of bis
c ontributors during bis 1990 Senate race, altout average lor Congress
Skelton is the husband of Hc>tty Roberts, a former state Supreme
Court justice who run unsucc essfully against I’ac.kwood in 1974
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Sixth-grader
raises funds
for homeless
CORVALLIS (API — A
mother trying to help her 10
vear-oht son stop staying up
past hts bedtime started the
sixth-grader on a fund-raising
drive that will feed a trio of
homeless people for a month
lade Piet/, said he was pes
tering his mom one night,
saving he couldn't sleep
because "I wanted to give
money to the homeless."
His mother, lean, laughed
when she recalled the
episode.
"I didn't want to discour
age him. hut I thought, 'Bov .
are you reall> pushing your
bedtime,"' she said "He does
this a lot stall tact it s
Instead of telling him to go
hack to bed. she suggested he
think of wins to raise the
money, ('singa night light in
his ( Inset, lade drew up a list
of possibilities.
Alter considering car wash
es and can collections, he
decided on organizing an art
sale lit Mountain View hie
mentarv School Ills fellow
students donated the art.
which raised SlUti ta
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