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unty planning pow ers
go to com m issioners
authority for dealing with planning
ill go over to the board of county
oners in the state in October
Gov Tom McCall signed HB
,ch Will P»ve the way for greater
over planning functions by all state
o bodies
b,ll was submitted to the legislature
kamas County Commissioner Bob
acher The bill amends ORS 215
b,H requires the County Planning
ission and staff planning director to
responsible to the county com-
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Asically allows the commissioners to
Je planners ‘for any cause" rather
bemg required to prove non
Lance or misconduct.
(so requires full disclosure of all real
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owned, leased, rented or in which
¡ctive planners have an interest and
the staff planning director to be
L by a majority vote of the county
ission
ier existing legislation statutes, the
ing director s status as head of the
£ planning stall is determined by the
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C h e e v e r p le a d s g u ilty
to m a n s la u g h te r c h a r g e
Sentencing in the manslaughter charge
against James Andrew Cheever, 16, is
slated for Thursday
Attorneys for Cheever, entered the plea
of guilty to manslaughter Friday in Circuit
Court in the bludgeoning death of his
mother, Mrs Astrid Cheever
The Boring area youth had been charged
with first degree murder after in
vestigators found Mrs Cheever’s body in a
shallow grave near her home March 30
An appeal of a Circuit Court decision
remanding Cheever from Juvenile to
Circuit Court will be dismissed, a
Clackamas County where the county
planning commission and its director
James Hall are currently being reviewed
by a special committee named by the
board of commissioners
Also the proposed county comprehensive
plan is now being revised by another
citizen committee
Both of these reviews will come under
the power of the board of commissioners in
October when HB 2548 goes into law
Hazardous fire
conditions exist
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The manslaughter charge carries a *
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blows from a blunt instrument She had
been missing more than six weeks before *
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sheriff’s detectives, acting on an in
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formants tip, found her body
Cheever has been held in Clackamas
County ja il without bail since his arrest
He also has undergone psychiatric tests,
according to officials
Only two persons showed up for the
public discussion of the Sandy Police
Department last Wednesday
The meeting had been called by the
three-man police evaluation committee
appointed by mayor Melvin Haneberg to
evaluate the local police
The two who spoke, included one in
support of the police and another who
questioned the help he had received in
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legislation also withdraws the
»ibility for a comprehensive plan
e Planning Commission and gives
■ County Board of Commissioners
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tendance
The committee started its evaluation
early in July and it is expected over 90
man-hours will be involved in the report on
the police department
This report is expected to be handed to
the city council early in August
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T w o speak at evaluation
The serious fire season is upon us. This
problem is compounded by a leek of rain
and a local water shortage.
Sandy fire chief, Bob Kathke reports
burning permits have not been issued for
the past two weeks and will probably not
be issued until the area gets some rain fall
He urges everyone to be extra careful
during this hazardous situation, especially
with discarded smoking matenals, which
cause of a m ajority of fires.
Michael Alan, on July 19 at
Gresham Community Hospital
M r and Mrs Alan L. Norris.
Kt 3, Box 202. Boring, an
nounce the birth of their son.
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