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June lg
1981 (Sec
I) SANDY (O re ) POST
inside business
C o m p e n sa tio n b en efits u p
Workers injured prior to
July 1 of this year, and
receiving tune loss benefits,
will soon have increased
w o rk e rs ' c o m p en satio n
benefits
The new benefits, effective
July 1, will amount to a 9 8
percent increase, according
to Hoy Green, director of the
Oregon Workers’ Compensa
tion Department
"Injured workers' max
imum benefits in this state
are provided by law and
governed by the Oregon
average weekly w ag e,"
Green said "The Employ-
ment Division of the Depart
ment of Human Resources
advises (that > the new
average weekly wage for
Oregon is $286 88 This figure
becomes the m axim um
weekly lim it used for the
ca lcu latio n of tim e-loss
benefits by workers’ com
pensation insurers ”
Green added that benefits
will also increase for most
permanently and totally
d isa b le d w o rk e rs and
spouses of fatally injured
workers Those workers and
spouses who received in
creases last Julv w ill receive
an 18 7 percent increase in
their August benefit check.
All other permanently and
totally disabled w orkers who
presently receive less than
$998 a month will have some
increase in benefits Spouses
who did not receive an in
crease in their benefits last
year will receive a 9 8 per
cent increase with this July's
check
1 hese increases come
from a special fund which is
financed by contributions
from Oregon workers and
their employers
Signs of the Last Days
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81OODT CRIMES RN d I
VIOLENCE. Matt. 24:12, 2 Tim. 3:13, Eze. 7:23
It is all too obvious that this sign is fulfilled Crime and)
lawlessness are increasing with shocking rapidity at a rate four
imes greater than that of population growth The wisest
> statesmen of our time are concerned for the survival of
civilization because crime sweeps forward seemingly beyond
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^ “‘‘•« year-old Marty Fadness and his l ego toys, which helped him create a design which a
corporation is going to patent.
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12. SCOFFERS AND RELIGIOUS SCEPTICS WHO RUN AWAY FROk
' ' 's 20tJ?l,,l¡:lJl, i ° J ind sc° ,,ers ,oda> ,n fulfillm ent of this prophecy Even religious leaders are
denying the plain Bible teachings of creation, the flood, the divinity of Christ the second coming d
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[ ared the Bible in most religious circles Educators teach our youth to scoff at the Bible record of
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B o rin g y o u th ’s in v e n tio n
m ay b e n e fit c o rp o ra tio n
by GWEN BOGH
Post Correspondent
Lego toys and a young
boy’s imagination may aid a
company in solving a pro
blem.
The c le v e r m ind of
13-year-old Marty Fadness
of B o rin g cre a te d a
mechanical device which a
Minnesota construction com
pany plans to patent.
Rights to Marty's inven
tion were turned over to the
large corporation And since
the processing of the patent
is taking place, details must
remain confidential until
everything is signed, sealed
and delivered
It all began when M arty’s
father, Quinton Fadness,
was in Minnesota on a
business trip He talked to a
corporate official about his
son's creation, which he
made from Legos. At the
time, the firm was con
fronted with a mechanical
problem which could be solv
ed by M arty’s concept, ac
cording to Fadness
"M a rty ’s device displays a
unique q ua lity," Fadness
said, adding that the com
pany should benefit from the
invention. The company
plans to make a working
model from the toy for study
Marty Fadness has long
been
fa s c in a te d
by
mechanics. For several
years he pieced together
cars, trucks, tanks, trailers
and tractors, using Lego toys
collected from friends and
family as gifts.
When asked how much
time he devotes to his crea
tions, he turned to his
mother and asked, "How
many times have you asked
me to do something when I
was working on my Legos9"
The tim e was co n
siderable.
M arty’s fascination with
mechanical things began as
a young boy. His father said
T here
are
5,409
homebuilders and contrac
to rs
in
C lacka m a s,
Multnomah and Washington
counties registered with the
State Builders Board As of
June 1, 15,363 builders were
registered throughout the
state
New construction as well
as home remodeling and
repair reaches its peak in
Oregon during the summer
months A homeowner who
is having work done on a
home should first be sure the
builder is registered by call
ing the Builders Board toll-
free at 1 -800 452 7813.
B u ild e rs
who
are
registered with the Builders
Board are bonded and in
sured for the homeowner's
protection
Homeowners who deal
with nonregistered builders
do not have a bond to rely
upon should p ro ble m s
develop In addition, the
builder could be fined up to
$1,000 for working while not
registered
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that Marty would be under
foot constantly as he worked
around the house He recall
ed a time when his son
c ra w le d onto the c a r
Fadness was repairing and
hung from the hood to peer
into the engine to watch
"H e ’s always been in
q u isitive ," Fadness said
M arty’s mother would give
him shoe boxes and other
throw-aways and he would
turn them into useful items
"Working as a mechanical
engineer in town, Fadness
would take his son to work
with him on occasion Not
only did he watch his father
at work, but Marty spent
many hours reading trade
and technical magazines
Sandy Seventh Day Adventist Church
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