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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1981)
BLM ups state funds T h e B u re a u o f L a n d M anagem ent has sent the state a $268 62« check for m in e ra l leasing a c tiv itie s on p u blic land The check covers a six- m onth leasing period which began M arch 31 O verall, B LM d istrib u te d $16« m illio n to 23 states, an increase of $17 m illio n over last year The paym ents to Oregon m ay increase w ith the g ro w ing a c tiv ity in oil, gas and geotherm al e xp lo ration in the northwest, according to BLM sources Nakunz enlists in A ir Force A Sandy wom an has joined the L’ S A ir F orce Delayed E n listm e n t P ro g ra m Zoe M Nakunz enlisted in the D E P June 15 She is scheduled fo r enlistm ent into the re g u la r A ir Force A p ril 6. 19K2 She is the daughter ol Robert and M urlean Nakunz of Sandy Nakunz is a 1979 graduate of Sandy Union High School A fte r com pleting her six ut*ck A ir F orce basic tr a in ing course, she w ill receive fu rth e r tra in in g in the field of electronics Dodsons welcome first child Il isn't so easy being leader ol the p ark , especially when the ducks behind you a re more in- terested in taking a quick bath than tra v e lin g at any great speed. These feathered fr ie n d s w e r e takin g a cruise down the Sandy Itiv e r Forest Service eyes plant management The U S Forest Service has established guidelines f o r f u t u r e m e th o d s o f m a n a g in g c o m p e t in g vegetation T here were seven a lte r n a tive s under study and reg io nal forester R E W or th in g to n chose one that calls fo r the use of a v a rie ty of m ethods, but w ith an ex pected reduction in use of chem icals "W h e re c h e m ic a ls a re considered fo r use, they w ill be c r itic a lly exam ined fo r possible effects on adjacent land, stream s and w ater system s, and nearness to people and c o m m u n itie s.’ ’ W orthington said A ll methods of vegetation m anagem ent an* analyzed in such a m anner, he added, noting that herbicides are just one tool used to ac com plish resource m anage m e n t o b je c tiv e s O th e r m ethods discussed in the fin a l en viro nm en ta l im pact s ta te m e n t w e re m a n u a l, m echanical, biological, th e r m al and chem ical The statem ent does not go in to s p e c ific s on w h a t methods w ill lx* used in the fu tu re , how ever N a tion al forest supervisors w ill lw responsible fo r m aking an e n viro n m e n ta l analysis for each in d ivid u a l case and s e le c tin g an a p p ro p ria te method Analyses of most vegeta tion m anagem ent projects are a continuation of those a lrea dy prepared fo r other w o rk, such as p re pa ration of a tim b e r sale o r a range a llo t m e n t m a n a g e m e n t plan Purposes of veg etatio n m a n a g e m e n t a re to r e establish trees on harvested, b u rn e d o r b ru sh -co ve re d lands, m a in ta in desirable stockin g levels fo r optim um p r o d u c tio n ; r e - e s ta b lis h forage resources on range or forest range lands; sh ift species com position of plant com m u nitie s to m a in ta in or im p r o v e h a b it a t fo r designated w ild life species; prom ote public safety by rem o ving hazards on rig hts- of-w ay, roads and tra ils by e lim in a tin g noxious weeds; increase eff.cien cy by con tro llin g w ild fire , and m ain tain fa c ilitie s and ca p ita l im provem ents W orthington said that the a lte r n a tiv e se le cte d best m eets a ll the e va lu a tio n c rite ria , w ith due considera tio n to p u b lic c o m m e n t, public health and safety, en v iro n m e n ta l protection, cost effectiveness, em p lo ym e nt o p p o r t u n it ie s and ac com plishm ent of Forest Ser vice goals Copies of the fin a l state m ent are a va ila b le at Forest S ervice offices m ake sure the unit is opera tio n a l E very home should have at least one sm oke d e te c to r in the h a llw a y leading to the bedroom s A dd itio n a l sm oke detec tors should l>e considered, especially if the home has m ore than one level The a la rm s m ay give fa m ilie s precious e xtra m inutes to escape, especially if the fire is at night A fa m ily escape plan should sketch the layout ol each floor, including win dow s, doors and s ta irs E v e r y f a m il y m e m b e r should tie fa m ilia r w ith the layout There should lie two escape routes fro n t each room and they should be c le a r ly m a rk e d on the sketch Frequent fire d rills , in c lu d in g som e a t n ig h t, sh o u ld be he ld so th a t everyone w ill know what to do in an em ergency A fa m i ly member should be assign ed to help the e ld e rly or very young escape A m eeting place outside th e hom e s h o u ld be designated so that everyone can meet there at once in case of fire Count heads, s ta y to g e th e r and d o n 't re tu rn to the house every DAY! 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