and drought of southern states. A carbon tax
and transit improvements are long overdue!
This makes voting even more impor-
tant. Help Gov. Kate Brown’s transit tax
and improvements return to Salem. She
understands lowering our transit emissions
is needed now, not tomorrow.
She also understands why we need
Measure 102 for affordable housing built
by non-profits!
Ruth Duemler
Eugene
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It seems that Eugene City Councilor
Mike Clark’s objection to any effort to
deal with homelessness in Eugene is that
it’s not going to “solve” the homeless
problem, and therefore we shouldn’t do
it. I’m curious what grand, sweeping, all-
inclusive solution Mr. Clark has to propose
that he might actually support?
Walker T. Ryan
Eugene
KNUTE V. KATE
The difference between Knute Buehler
and Kate Brown:
Knute believes that parents who
wrongly believe that vaccination puts
their children at more risk of harm than
benefit should make that decision without
consequence.
Kate believes that the good of all is
more important, that vaccination benefits
all children, not just those who receive it,
and that parents who decide it are harming
their children and other children.
Knute is a physician, knows better, but
doesn’t use wisdom, and should not be
governor.
Knute believes health care can be ad-
equate when it is financed by and provided
to only those who can afford it
Kate believes that health care must be
made available to everyone.
It is unfortunate that wise policy cannot
win with Republicans like Knute Buehler
elected in responsible positions. He is not
capable of wise policy.
Henry Elder
Eugene
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NO ON 102
Measure 102? Not so fast!
Yes, just about everyone wants more
affordable housing — but is this the right
vehicle? Isn’t a lack of tax-based funding
the real problem?
Measure 102 should be taken very seri-
ously: It amends the state Constitution. We
are told it will allow government to partner
with non-profits and private industry, but
they already do so in many housing projects;
one critical difference the law will make is
allow non-governmental entities to own and
control these properties after they are built.
As far as “audits,” well, we know
how our audit system works in Eugene:
Our former City Hall now is going to be-
come a tent city. And as for those “review
boards?” I noticed an eight-member board
just unanimously voted to grant immense
tax breaks to the Obie 5th Street project.
Something is broken and it isn’t the Or-
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you to join me until a clearer, better plan
is set forth.
Jayme Vasconcellos
Eugene
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