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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1981)
2 SANDY (Or» ) POST Thur» Ot»ob»r 8 198» (Set Pay telephone cost goes up is being subsidized by other services Local coin telephone calls are going to cost Sandy residents more starting Nov I Public U tility Commis sioner John Lobdell an nounced last Friday that he w ill p e rm it G e n e ra l Telephone Co of the Nor thwest (GTNW) to increase its coin telephone rate to 25 cents. At the same time, Lobdell said he has been assured by GTNW that the company w ill file ta riffs to reduce in trastate long distance rates charged to the hearing im paired who use keyboard equipment GTNW asked that the com rate increase be allowed while the company's general rate increase proposal is be ing reviewed by the PUC staff In June, the company filed a request for an addi tional $24,537,593 in annual revenues, which included a proposal to increase coin phone rates A public hear ing on the proposal is ten tatively scheduled for Dec 1 in Salem Lobdell said the 25 cent coin rate is justified because at the current rte of 10 cents a call, coin telephone service He also said a uniform coin rate should be established throughout the state so customers w ill not m confus ed by different rates in dif ferent areas I - Lobdell allowed Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Co to increase its coin rate to 25 cents in September He said he exp e cts o th e r telephone companies in the state to request an increase in their coin phone rates in the near future The 25-cent rate is ex pected to generate an estimated $522,479 annually for GTNW, which has 2, (MM) pay telephones in its service area Pay telephones can be us ed by customers without in serting a coin to make col lect calls or calls billed to a c r e d it c a rd or home telephone number 911 calls also can be made without use of a coin Local men named to board Gov V ic A tiy e h has nominated three area men as members of the standby Selective Service claim s board No 9 for Clackamas County Michael Kostrba, Sandy High School athletic direc tor, II If Hazelett, a Sandy chiropractor, and Kobert Daly, an electrician from Boring, w ill now have their names forwarded to Presi dent Konald Heagan for his approval Other nominees on board No 9 are Gary Day, an auc tio n e e r , and B u s s e ll Newcomer, a real estate sales manager Both men are from Canby Upon approval by the president, the nominees would serve on local claims boards if there was a na tional draft call-up Oregon Selective Service System Director Robert B. Ball said duties of the boards include hearing requests for exemp tion from the draft Those names, five from each of 21 geographical areas in Oregon, took part in a large scale recruitment ef fort. Nearly 300 applications were screened by nine reserve m ilita ry officers making up the Selective Ser vice staff Those recommen dations were submitted by Ball to the governor for his nomination Five from among the 300 applicants w ill be appointed by Ball to serve on statewide Selective Service appeals board No no noi PvbUfthed weekly Thuodoyt by The Ou »look kwbitehtng Vendy O «eg < *n *r0S 5 $e< ©nd « Iota poatoge po»d e* Sondy O te g o ” SERVICE WE GIVE! INSURANCE WE SELL . . . M ultnom oh County |la e w h e « e m O 'o g o ” In N o rth w est an d P o o f« Coo«» S’ otea O u tsid e O reg o n per yeo« O utarde N o rth w est ond Roedle Cooat Stotea pe« yeor Co SPEC T H IS " w e e k ......*4.95 $9.00 $10 SO 00 W ALRAD $ia oo N o 40 Ava’s Hair Design so. 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The S^ndy Post O«og©n N ew «popo* Rubli «he» ond U $ lubu«bon P«e»» Staff photo A Sandy firefighter and Alpine Ambulance medic gently help Jennie Moyer to a gurney after she was injured in a two-car ac CHOOSE A SUIT or SPORT JACKET O ctober B 1981 and Limited Time Offer! THE SECOND OUTFIT Is... Every appliance in the Store is on sale! WARDS TRUCKLOAD APPLIANCE SALE ALL APPLIANCES IN STORE • a a-e’^ a ________ __ NON-STOP SAVINGS AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES’ 1/ 2 P R IC E THIS OFFER APPLIES TO EVERY SUIT AND SPORT JACKET on our racks, In cluding all our new Fall 80 Clothing. We have over 1500 units to choose from. 1/ 2 P R IC E Hurry in and take advantage of us from now til Oct. 24, 1981. The half price applies to stock on hand and the ’/a off applies to the lower priced outfit. re m e m b e r . . . sale ends O ctober 24, 1981 SHOES SELECTED STYLES EVERY APPLIANCE IN THE STORE IS ON SAIE! 33 Vs Off _____ TYPICAL EXAMPLES...MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM Authorized Sales Agency George & M ay B aucom CALL 668-5595 MONTGOMERY WARD 39120 Proctor, Sandy behind Accent Hair in Heritage Square Open Mon.- f r i. 9 30—5.30 A Sat. 9 -1 pm . * t hours a 3 0 -6 00 FRIDAYS q 30 -9 00 q 30-5 30 GRESHAM orùon Montò • 6 6 5 -2 0 1 5 B anov HOURl; mon íytoíisJúon T hors » JO-6 00 f *» days 9 30 -8 00 SATU R D A Y 9 30 -5 30 sandy • 6 6 8 -8 2 5 8
