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J a n ? we are infested w ith
swarms of flees already in our new
habitation (Fort Clatsop), the
presumption ,s therefore strong that
we shall not divest ourselves of this
intolerably troublesem vermin
during our residence here'
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And The Development Goes On
by Kim Loqan
Yes. wp have yet another situation
needing grave attention by all. especially
those unw illing to let the continual
scramble for money swallow up and digest
the sliver of culture and original biosphere
remaining
The situation is this Native Amerleans
(Klickitat/Cascade tribe) fighting for
recognition of their treaty rights and
Freedom of Religion are occupying Lyle
Point on the Columbia River Gorge Since
September 27, 1993 they have been
nurtur ing a sacred f ire and peacefully
protecting this usual and accustomed
fishing site from the ongoing development
of 33 half m illio n dollar homes by the
Columbia Gorge Investors Limited
Partnership
The completion of this development
would deny access to fishing platform s
(some of which were knocked down by
beginning stages of development) and halt
traditional a c tiv itie s such as the erection
of lodges for shelter, sweats and the
curing of fish All of these rights were
given to them f irs t by Mother Farth and
second by Treaty Treaty rights have
already been broken, along w ith incorrect
geological surveys and potential onsite
toxic waste Lyle Point is a roosting site
of the bald and golden eagle, and ident if led
w ith two layers of Indian burial sites,
both of which would be sever ly impacted
w ith the developement of this land
Developers have made access to the
fishing scaffolds nearly impossible due to
installation of a gate, roads, fences and
u tilitie s The encampment has been
threatened w ith eviction and told by
developers that they are trespassing a
representative of the developers
questioned why his developement would
have to be held up, "just because of the
Indians ‘
These are the kind of people we are
dealing w ith, folks
The Support Group for Nanammi Waki
Uulktt (Lyle Point) is asking for support in
the way of food, wood, o ffice supplies, a
fax machine, and your physical presence
around the sacred f ire
For more inform ation contact The
Oregon Coast Support Group (503)
436-2420 Margaret Palmer (509)
365-2287 Rob Bailey (206) 633-6027
Greenpeace, Seattle And by all means,
w rite to Governor Lowry and Senators
Patty Murray and Slade Gordon
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Jan 8 On this day in ’ 897 one J H
Wassman charged to his account at
Clem Hodes Saloon in Fugene, four
drinks of hard liquor, three glasses
of beer, four cent cigars and two
games of billia rd s Total amount
owed for the day. $ I 15
Jan 10 On this day in IRO3, a badly
wounded sperm whale d rifte d into
the mouth of the Columbia near
Astoria The whale measured 54
feet in length and weighed an
estimated 75 tons There was no
explanation for its presence as
sperm whales were rarely seen in
these latitudes Unfortunately the
< eature died a few days later
Jan 19 One hundred twenty nine
citizens of Fugene swoie off
dr ink ing ardent s p irits on New
Year s d iy One hundr ed and eighteen
have gone back to their cups and the
other eleven are hanging on the
verge and around saloons'
Oreqoman 1874
Jan ?3 In ,851 the City of
Portland was incorporated effective
this day, mak mg it the second
incorporated community, after
Oregon City, in the Oregon Territory
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