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* ♦ ♦♦» e « • « ee t — SANOY (O r*.) POST Thor«.. July « •« *« « i. I V I » » f s s T v v v « ♦ •■’»* (Sac 2) OSU professor finds Pair opens rock shop in Sandy NW leads fight against smog The three Pacific Coast states — Oregon, Washington and California — probably lead the nation if efforts to solve a ir pollution problems, according to an Oregon State U n iv e rs ity e n g in e e rin g professor Richard W Boubel, newly elected president of Multi- Nation A ir Pollution Control Association, believes a ir pollution “ is on the decline now in most places’’ and that controls w ill be speeded by the full implementation of the 1977 federal Clean A ir Act. However, Boubel adds some “ but and concerns ‘ He points out that “ things haven’ t been com pletely turned around clean a ir wise in the Willamette Valley yet.” And he has come concerns about the in creasing concentration of a ir pollution control authority at Man questioned C la c k a m a s C o u n ty sheriff’s deputies have a suspect in the June 27 theft of a metal shed from Gordon Mead in Boring. D ep utie s q ue stio n e d Lavern Mead of Portland on July 3. They gave no in dication as to whether the two are related. the federal level. The demands fo r new energy sources, including increased use of coal, and the economic problems of the country (in fla tio n , unem ployment, etc.) could come in conflict with the clean air movement. “ Unemployed people in sub standard housing are not much w orrie d about a ir pollution New form s of energy — geothermal, solar and nuclear — are not without their own forms of pollution. And coal obviously has the potential for higher levels of pollution unless its use is extremely well con trolled.’’ The A ir Pollution Control Association, which Boubel w ill head for the next year, has about 7,000 members in 40 countries. It is a volun tary, cooperative, non-profit organization devoted solely to a ir pollution control, Boubel noted W illam ette Valley a ir clean-up poses some real challenges, according to Boubel. “ More cars mean more a ir pollution even though most of the vehicles have emission controls,” he said “ Forest slash burning and grass seed field burning remain major concerns As long as we continue to burn perform ances of our old State Sanitary Authority and our present Department of Environmental Quality.” Federal regulations are necessary for the common good and to avoid regional riv a lrie s and irrespon s ib ilitie s , Boubel acknowledged “ But the Oregon DEQ is far more understanding, fa r more responsive and far easier to work with than the US. Environmental Protection Agency ” Washington also has done “ a very good job over the years through its Depart ment of E cology,” the engineer pointed out. “ C a lifo rn ia has operated largely on a county, region or m u lti-re g io n area. The C a lifo rn ia state agency doesn’t carry a lot of clout. But statewide advances have been impressive.” The West Coast “ is cer tainly the leader when you consider things area by area in the U.S.,” Boubel stressed. “ A ir p ollution control gains are not being slowed by lack of technology,” Boubel stated. “ Technology is abreast of our air pollution control needs. The things we’re fig h tin g now are people problems — politics, inertia and apathy.” wood wastes and straw in stead of utilizing then, we ll continue to have a ir pollution problems.” The geography of the Valley can’t be changed and it w ill remain a constant concern, the engineer added It perm its build up of polluted air in some locales (around Eugene, for example) and atmospheric inversions sometimes hold the pollution in the Valley for days, he added Boubel heads the u n iv e r s ity 's g ra d u a te tra in in g program in a ir sanitation and has done extensive research in wood waste disposal and utilization. The U S. and Canada have generally s im ila r a ir pollution problems but vastly d if f e r e n t r e g u la t o r y programs, Boubel observed. “ Most of the US. regulations are now being set by the federal government even though they are im plemented and enforced by the states. In Canada, there is little federal direction. Such things are left to the provinces.” Boubel said he regrets the end of the local control in Oregon and wonders whether federal agencies w ill ever be able to match “ the excellent Traveling throughout the country to conduct health and nutrition surveys for Public Health Service, Bill Johnston and Dave Edwards discovered two things they share in common. One is a decided preference for small town living, and the other is a common love for lapidary — or rock collecting. So after three years on the road, the two decided to leave the security of the HEW grant and settle down in Sandy where they recently opened their own rock shop at 38776 Proctor Blvd “ We’ve hit every rock shop from Maine to Washington and F lo rid a and put something like 50,000 miles a year on the car,” Edwards said. Besides the roadside rock shops, they most enjoyed the sm all towns where they administered cardio-grams, allergy tests.and blood tests for the government Rock shop opens . . . ROCK SHOP proprietors David Edwards (left) and Kill Johnston opened their new Gifts of the Earth lapidary on Proctor next toC & L Remodeling recently. Gifts of the Earth contains many of the pieces they collected in their travels plus local arts and'crafts. 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The property is located approximately 1,000 feet south of Kiesecker Road in the Firwood area, and is more properly described as Tax Lot 500, Section 32D, T2S, R5E, W M ' Access All subdivisions or major partitions of twenty (20) acres or more shall have at least two (2) ingress egree points Said easements in this instance may also be used tor utility placement. The applicant must also obtain a w a iv er of the required maximum depth to width ratio of 2’ > to l for parcel 1. The record and application are available for inspection at the Clackamas County Planning Department office, 940 Warner M ilne Road, Oregon City, Oregon. CLACKAMAS COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Clackamas County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing in Courtroom 2, second floor. County Courthouse, Oregon C ity, Oregon at a meeting commencing at 730 p m on Monday, July 10, 1978, to consider the major partition of Florence Maior Partition, File No. MP 10 78 The property is located approximately 350 feet easterly of the eastern Terminous of S E Tapp Road, in the Fir wood area, and is more properly described as Tax Lot 200, Section 17D, T2S, R5E, W M. consisting of one lot of five acre in the EFU zone. The record and application ar available for inspection at th Clackamas County Plannin Department office, 940 Warner M ilne Road, Oregon City Oregon July WS dc 13 N e g o tia te d W ag es and W o rk in g Conditions Nautilus Ceiling or Wall Fan «38-342 Reg. *8 58 CLACKAMAS COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING "Access When easements are used to provide vehicular access to lots within the subdivision or major partition, the construction standards, but not width stan dard, for the easement shall be to County specifications. The minimum width of the easement shall be twenty (20) feet These shall be installed by the developer and then inspected by the Public Works Department. Q u a lity C onstruction • For bathroom van mat ion • Matta white grille 10« 10 9/1 6 »N671 A. Back Saw ■. Black Place C. tarfarm Tad D. Neat ef Sews ROBERT S. BALL, CHAIRMAN Publish July 6,1978 P The applicant must also obtain a waiver of Article V, Section O, Subsection 1.0(d) whichstates WHY UNION? Re«.’! 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