Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, July 19, 2002, Page 9, Image 9

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mograms from the Oregon and southwest
Washington affiliate o f the Susan G . Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation as a result of a
high-profile public outreach effort. “T h is...is
a direct result of our frustration that so many
Northwest women need critical breast health
services and don’t know that the local Komen
Foundation provides these services year-round
to women in need,” executive director Sue
Fratl said.
The campaign includes a series of televi­
sion
announcem ents
airing
in
the
Portland/Vancouver market and throughout
the state of Oregon as well as a 24-hour hot
line. It seeks to increase the number of women
helped by local Komen programs by spotlight­
ing the health services available in the com ­
munity, many o f which are offered free or at
reduced cost.
Since the campaign hit the airwaves in mid-
April, the affiliate has seen the number of calls
to the hot line triple. “In the first six months of
the year, the local Komen affiliate has provided
more than 1,300 breast exams free of charge to
local women,” Fratt added.
For more information call 877-604-CURE.
L e s b ia n D o c t o r P r o m o t e d
elinda Muller, a Portland physician who
serves as treasurer of the San Francisco-
based Gay and Les­
bian Medical Asso­
ciation, has been
named
associate
medical director of
Legacy Clinics.
In this new role,
she will work closely
with medical direc­
tor Dave Wakeling
to ensure the facili­
ties provide the
highest quality of
care, to improve sys­
tems at all sites and
to develop innova­
tive strategies to
help patients affect­
ed by chronic dis­
eases. Legacy has
four clinics in Port­
land and one in St.
Helens that provide
internal medicine,
pediatrics and mid­
wifery services.
A Medford na­
tive, Muller received
her medical degree Melinda Muller
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he man who murdered former Portlander
Eric Franklin Plunkett will spend the rest
of his life in jail, PlanetOut.com reported
July 10.
The gay 19-year-old was killed Sept. 28,
2000, in his dormitory room at Gallaudet Uni­
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elected secretary of
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ety, a gay and les­
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a few days before
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Muller sees adults and teen-agers. She has a
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