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Fee Collectors
ROAD MAINTENANCE
• Laborers
• Flaggers
ENGINEERING
• Technicians
SALARY RANGE
• Parks Fee Collectors $6.90/hr
• Other Positions $9.29/hr
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Must be 18 yrs. or older
Park Fee Collector positions 16 yrs. or
older
Valid Oregon Drivers License
Current DMV Driving Record must be
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Drug testing is required for most positions.
• Math test required for Fee Collector
positions
CLOSING DATES
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Road Maintenance posting #SUM03C
Engineering posting #SUM03D
5/1/03
4/15/03
6/30/03
6/13/03
Starting March 17, 2003
Job Applications Available @:
Lane County Human Resources
Lane County Public Service Building
12 East 8th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401-2922
Phone (541) 682-3665
Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm
24 Hour Job Line: 682-4473
Visit our website at www.lanecounty.org/jobs
open house
tuesday
March 18th
5:30pm to 6:30pm
@
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Public Works
3040 North Deita Hwy
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Training Rooms
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Campus buzz
Saturday
Percussionist Sean Wagoner and mem
bers of the Oregon Marimba Quartet
(Faculty Artist Series Concert), 8 p.m.,
Beall Hall, $7 general, $4 students and
senior citizens, 346-5678.
Sunday
"Mostly Lou Harrison" (University En
semble Concert, directed by Charles
Dowd), 2 p.m., 198 Music Building, $5
general, $3 students and senior citizens,
346-5678.
University Gospel Ensemble, Gospel
Choir and Gospel Singers (University
Ensemble Concert, directed by Cedric
Weary), 6 p.m., Beall Hall, $5 general, $3
students and senior citizens, patrons are
advised to arrive at 5 p.m. to purchase
tickets at the door, 346-5678.
Monday
H.O.P.E.S. Conference (planning meet
ing), 6:30 p.m., 279 Lawrence, free.
Oira Program (gallery), 7 p.m., Laverne
Krause Gallery, Lawrence Hall, 346-3618.
Chi Alpha meeting (Christian group), 7-9
p.m., EMU Metolius Room.
West Nile
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educating people on mitigating
their environment will help with
prevention,” she said.
Coots isn’t the only official con
cerned with educating people
across Oregon, however.
Dr. Emilio DeBess, a public
health veterinarian with the Ore
gon Department of Human Ser
vices, said lack of public knowledge
about the virus is a major reason
why it has spread.
“We’re all highly susceptible,”
he said.
DeBess added that DHS wants to
provide people with basic facts
about the virus, along with steps
they can take to reduce the likeli
hood of infection.
Officials at DHS have mainly em
phasized the importance of avoid
ing mosquito bites, and have start
ed a hot line for prevention advice.
Some examples on preventing mos
quito bites include changing water
in bird baths, installing tight-fitting
screens on doors and windows and
avoiding outdoor activity at dawn
or dusk. For more information,
people may call the toll-free hot
line at (866) 703-4636.
More than 4,000 people across
the United States have been infect
ed with the virus. Nearly 300 of
those infected have died.
The symptoms of the virus vary
from flu-like, such as headache or
"We're all highly
susceptible"
Dr. Emilio DeBess
Oregon Department
of Human Services
sore throat, to West Nile fever or
meningitis. Only 10 to 20 percent
of those infected will develop seri
ous symptoms, only 1 in 150 of
those people will face death.
Dr. Grant Higginson, a public
health officer with DHS, said in a
statement that the high-risk groups
for contracting the virus are people
50 years of age or older and those
with paralysis or severe weakness. *
“Use common sense,” he said.
“When it is reported in Oregon,
don’t panic ... on the one hand,
we’ve had nearly 4,071 laboratory
confirmed human cases in this
country and (277) deaths. On the
other, deaths from West Nile Virus
are about a tenth of those we see
from influenza.”
Contact the reporter
atalishaughnessy@dailyemerald.com.
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