Northwest labor press. (Portland , Ore.) 1987-current, June 01, 2007, Page 6, Image 6

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    Gradine Storms
Real Estate Broker
Member of CWA
Local 7901
E-Mail: gstorms@equitygroup.com
www.equitygroup.com/gstorms
7886 SE 13th Ave.
Portland, Oregon 97202
Direct: 503-495-4932
Branch: 503-233-8883
Each Office Independently Owned and Operated
T HE M ARCO C ONSULTING G ROUP
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G ROUP
INVESTMENT CONSULTANTS TO
MULTI - EMPLOYER BENEFIT FUNDS
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P: 253-759-6768
F: 312-575-9840
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...Historian
talks about
PATCO strike
(From Page 1)
porations, but public-sector strikes were
strikes against the public, it could be ar-
gued.”
So it’s harder for public-sector
unions to strike: They have to prove to
the court of public opinion that they
aren’t putting their own interest above
the public’s.
Whatever the reasons, strikes aren’t
just down in the United States; they’ve
been going down globally, across the
industrialized world, for 20 years.
Something profound has been happen-
ing to workers, McCartin says, and it
may be the most significant develop-
ment to unions since the 19th century.
The majority of U.S. workers would
like to have a union, according to polls.
But McCartin says they won’t act un-
less the potential rewards make unions
worth the risk. And the strike is labor’s
ultimate weapon for getting the goods.
“Without restoring workers’ ability
to use the strike,” McCartin said, “it’s
difficult to see how unions can be re-
vived.”
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Automotive
TIRE CHAINS, new, fits 12.50 x 15-16.5,
$50. 360 213-9540
’64 MERCURY COMET Caliente, 4 dr,
289 h-performance, beautiful, strong,
garaged, $7,950. 541 549-1149 (Bend)
TRIUMPH, 1958 TR-3A, green w/tan inte-
rior, completely restored, very good cond,
photos available, $17,995. 503 754-6691
Housing
ROCKAWY BEACH house, just minutes
to beach, sleeps 9, 3 bd. 503 355-2136 or
503 709-6018
280 ACRES CENTRAL Oregon, small
cabin, water well, secluded, 30% down,
terms, $280,000. 541 468-2961
LINCOLN CITY, nice 2 level beach house,
sleeps 6, $400/wk, $200/wkend. 503 351-
1408 (Chris) or 503 762-4816 (Dan)
Wanted
THE UNION PLUS ® MORTGAGE PROGRAM
Provided Exclusively by Chase Home Finance
OLD WOODWORKING tools, planes, lev-
els, chisels, folding rulers, handsaws,
slicks, adzes, leather tools, chests. 503
659-0009
JUNK CARS, removal of unwanted cars
and pickups. 503 314-8600
RAY EYERLY prints of the Eastern Ore-
gon, cash paid. 503 852-6791
INFANT CARE books, pamphlets and
clothing, cheap or free; used T-111 siding.
POSITION AVAILABLE
Compliance Investigator
When it comes to mortgages, we’re
taking a stand for Union members.
Chase is backing union members with the Union Plus® Mortgage Program — a home
purchase and refinancing program exclusively for union members, their parents and children.
• FREE Mortgage Assistance Benefit
If you are unemployed or disabled.
• A wide variety of mortgages
Choose from fixed-rate, adjustable-rate, and low- or no-closing costs options.
• Special Lending
First-time homebuyer and less-than-perfect credit programs.
• Savings on closing costs
Member-only savings on new purchases and refinance.
It all adds up to more home-buying power.
Contact your local Union Plus® Mortgage Specialist
866-729-6016
866-729-6016 Ext. 3016
Union Plus is a registered trademark of Union Privilege. Eligibility for mortgage assistance begins one year after closing on a Union Plus Mortgage through Chase
Home Finance. This offer may not be combined with any other promotional offer or rebate, is not transferable, and is available to bona fide members of participating
unions. For down payments of less than 20%, mortgage insurance (MI) is required and MI charges apply. All loans are subject to credit and property approval. Program
terms and conditions are subject to change without notice. Not all products are available in all states or for all loan amounts. Other restrictions and limitations apply.
©2005 JPMorgan Chase & Co. All Rights Reserved. P-UP 104 2A-7604 10/05
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The O re g on & SW W a sh i n g to n Fa i r C on -
t r ac t in g F ou n d a t i on seeks Compliance
Investigator to monitor public works con-
struction projects. Requires knowledge
of construction industry. Knowledge of
prevailing wage laws is a plus. Will train
the right candidate.
Excellent written, verbal and personal
communication skills are required.
Travel is expected throughout Oregon &
SW Washington to meet with contrac-
tors, trade groups, labor organizations
and government agencies.
Company car provided. Hourly rate com-
petitive. Full-time, permanent position.
Pension and Health & Welfare benefits
are provided and are subject to one’s
union affiliation, if applicable.
Submit resume with cover letter by
June 20, 2007 to:
F a ir C on t ra ct in g F ou n d at io n
P .O . B o x 9 1 5 8
P o rt la n d , O R 9 72 0 7
Contact Person: Corey 503-244-3644
503 771-8823
SOMEONE TO REPAIR grandfather clock,
must be reputable and furnish references.
503 252-5571
CASH FOR OLDER toys, oil paintings,
and older costume jewelry. 503 653-1506
For the Home
BEAUTIFUL WALL mirror, nicely framed
and ready to hang, $45. 360 687-2644
DINETTE SET w/4 chairs, 1 leaf, good
cond, $45. 503 253-3330
Sporting Goods
EIDE CARTOP board loaders, one motor-
ized, $150; one hand crank, $75, both
$200. 503 625-7286
UTILITY/MOTORCYCLE combo trailer, 4
x 8 box, single metal rail and ramp, sell or
trade. 360 896-6077
’84 PACE ARROW motor home, 29’, exte-
rior body parts, glass, hood, grille, com-
partment doors. 503 630-4177
WINCHESTER POST ’64 70’s, 2 @ 30.06
and 1 @ .300 H&H, limited edition, new.
360 225-5108
Miscellaneous
BANQUET TABLE, 30 x 60, $10; Scott
garden spreader, as new, $15. 503 774-
0181
ELECTRIC CHAIN saw, $50; Craftsman
table saw, $100; Compressor, Campbell
Hausfeld, $150. 503 774-5962
ADVANCE RESORTS of America mem-
bership, Homebase RV park, Paradise
Cove Resort in Rockaway, OR, $4995. 503
656-1240
PRIDE GO GO elite 3 wheel mobility
scooter, like new, $700. 503 255-5156
PFAFF HOPPY lock 4870S serger sewing
machine, like new, never used, $350. 541
298-1979
FULL SAFETY harness & lanyard, $40;
safety belt & lanyard, $20. 503 621-3090
Doug
ENCLOSED TRAILER, 4 x 8 x 5, insulated
aluminum, needs paint, $650; ’80 Bronco
top, $450. 503 577-2148
SEARS CRAFTSMAN 10 inch radial saw
w/stand, ex cond, hardley used, $300
OBO. 503 622-0899
IRS PROBLEMS?
•Haven’t filed for...years?
• Lost records?
•Liens-Levies-Garnishments?
•Fees are affordable
• Appointments available
evenings & weekends
• Working with union members
for over 20 years
Call Nancy D. Anderson
Enrolled Agent/Tax Practitioner
503-244-2577
JUNE 1, 2007