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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (July 4, 2003)
M ^ 4 .2 0 0 3 '| h C « « | 1S rTTTìTTTFTRTJnewsbrie/s Continui’d from P ag e 11 and Chicago events, and 1 was amazed at the work that crew do," she told Just O ut. “T hey’re out there cheering on the walkers, dressed up in a variety of costumes and themes, giving 110 percent. I never heard them complain, and 1 always saw them smile." W alk R aises A w a r en ess , F unds for B rea st C ancer eople can take personal steps to help fund access to care and finding a cure for breast cancer by participating in the Avon Walk for To register, to [fledge financial support or fen a Breast C ancer Portland on July 12 and 13. schedule o f slum meetings open to anyone mterested T he new national series of major fund-raisers m learning m ore, visit uaixv .uum w alk.irrg and click will take place tn eight U .S. cities from April to on Portland. For details call 503-230-7004. September. T h e outdoor events are noncom pet itive and offer participants a choice o f distances, with the goal o f completing a marathon walk I n d epen d en t P o lice (26.2 miles) or a marathon and a half (39.1 R eview S eeks V o lu n teer s miles) during the weekend. T his is Portland’s first large-scale Avon he Independent Police Review Division of Foundation fund-raiser. O n e o f the factors that the Portland City Auditor’s Office is seek brought the event to the Rose City is the A m er ing volunteers to serve on the Citizen Review ican Cancer Society's estimate that in 2003 Committee. Every attempt will be made to about 2,600 new cases o f breast cancer will he select qualified people who represent the demo diagnosed among women statewide and about graphic and ethnic diversity of Portland. 500 will die from the disease. T h e principal duties will include making Each walker is required to raise at least objective decisions when citizens appeal the $ 1 ,7 5 0 for the Avon Foundation Breast C a n results o f misconduct investigations, partici cer Crusade, w hich has collected an unprece pating in orientation and training, advising on dented $ 2 5 0 m illion worldwide in 10 years for Sawnia House is busy preparing for the Avon Walk com plaint handling, working with Indepen screening, diagnosis, treatm ent, support serv for Breast Cancer Portland on July 12 and 13 dent Police Review staff to conduct in-depth ices and scientific research, including preven policy reviews related to the bureau and gath tion and therapeutic vaccine studies. U pon able to able to share that with them and help ering com munity concerns about policies and registration, p articip an ts are assigned a them make a difference is truly an amazing procedures. “buddy” to help them with fund raising and exp erien ce.” Application forms are available in R(x>m 320 training. House is in charge o f more than 200 volun of City Hall, 1221 S.W. Fourth Ave. They must “W h ile 1 personally h a v e n ’t had som eone teers who will work throughout the weekend to be received by 5 p.m. July 18. close to me affected by breast cancer, many o f make sure the route and overnight camp site my friends h av e...an d they want to make sure are safe and pleasant places for participants. A dobe and M icrosoft W ind versions o f the no one else has to experience that loss,” said Sh e said she still could use more walkers, crew applicatiim can be dow nloaded from the Internet Saw nia House, a lesbian who is serving as and volunteers. site w w w .ci.portland.in.us/auditor/ipr. For m ine crew coordinator o f the Portland walk. “To he “1 was a support staff person at our Btiston inform ation call M ichael H ess at 5 0 3 -8 2 3 -4 126. P T F o rm er S p o r t sc a st er A cc u sed of S t a lk in g 1 ormer KG W -TV sports director Steve Bartel- stein has been slapped with a lawsuit accusing him of sexually harassing and stalking a male co-worker at W A BC -7V , the N ew York Daily News reported June 26. T he 40-year-old, who anchors news shows ftx the Big Apple station at 5 a.m. and noon, allegedly created a hostile work environment ftx writer and producer Roderick McCullom by propositioning him, then threatening his job when the advances were rebuffed. Bartelstein vehe mently denied the charges and vowed to go to trial. “I’m shocked. 1 think thus is just ridiculous,” he said. “Never in my life have I stalked him." Ronald Fischetti, Bartelstein’s lawyer, said his client was targeted because of his sexual ori entation and promised to file a counterclaim against McCullom for defamation. “He picked a high-profile guy who he learned is gay.” According to the lawsuit, filed June 24 in M anhattan Supreme Court, Bartelstein directed a laser pointer into M cCullom ’s West Village apartment and lcx>ked into his window with binoculars. (T h e men live on the same block.) 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