PüRTLAND/üBSERVER Thursday M a r. i l . 1971
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r ®“ t Importance
to P o rt-
as well as to
t0 the entire
«ares was the passage in the
House this week of House Bills
J631 and 2115. H B 1631 changed the
b®alc school formula, freezing
the level of equalization at the
P™~nt aniOUn‘ (|89
"»«Hon),
which was the appropriation
from
the state last year for elementary
8econdary education, but pro
viding that any amount above the
»89 million mark would now be
given to all the districts on aflat
grant per pupu U s ls . Thus, the
new funds going into state sup
port wUl be distributed where the
pupils are. F o r much too long
Portland las been short-changed
by the equalization formula.
By a unanimous vote the House
passed Hfi 2115, which allocates
to local schools $24.9 million
more than Governor Tom McCall
requested In his biennial budget.
I he bill will pump the new
moneys into the state appropria
tions to public elementary and
secondary schools, although con
tinuing to maintain the present
level of state support at 22%
dollars for the biennium In order
to Just maintain this level of 22%
I he net effect Is an increase of
1J million more dollars which
w ill go to Portland SchoolDls-
wlll go to Portland School Dis
tric t No. 1 on the flat grant per
pupil basis with out any tax in
pupil basis without any tax ln-
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crease. We who are on the House
vate enterprise, i.e ., the general
Education Committee under the
and c a s u a l t y Insurance com
chairmanship of Rep. C a r r o 1 panies In providing this much-
n e e d e d service to all of our
Howe, R. Klamath F a lls , are
c i t i z e n s . I'he legislation is
very proud of finally effecting a
m erely a vehicle by which In
change In the heretofore inequi
surance companies themselves
table distribution formula.
w ill provide this high-risk cov
These two bills now go to the
erage, and t h e r e are no tax
Senate, where they will face
dollars
involved In any way.
tougher opposition than was seen
In the House. I strongly urge you
In another development this
to write your Multnomah County week. Rep. House m e m b e r s
senators, some of whom are or endorsed the concept of a local
iented to the old equalization con option Increase on motor vehicle
cept, to vote for HB 1631.
1 license fees, favoring a maxlum
HB 1377, which would create an increase of $10 which can b e
Oregon FAIR Insurance Plan. Is leveled on a local option basis by
being developed by the House those c o u n t i e s which have a
Urban A ffairs Committee and will demonstrated need for additional
be an exciting piece of legislation highway r e v e n u e s . These
to come from this recently creat Increased revenues could be used
ed committee. We have now had In three Important areas: to in
two extensive hearings on the crease law enforcement and traf
Issue, and hopefully will soon fic control efforta; to combat
have the package ready to go to the solid waste pollution problems
House floor. I have been receiv by providing funds to remove a -
ing a great deal of mail on this* bandoned car bodies; and to a-
blll, and can assure those people sslst local areas lntheconstruc-
who were concerned about the Hon and maintenance of needed
lim itation of coverage on homes, highways and roads.
personal property and liability
I ’d like to close by saying that
that extended coverage w ill be 1 appreclate the time that many of
amended Into the main bill, and we you have taken to w r 1 t e more
w ill be able to offer full coverage regarding your thoughts and pro
to those citizens who are now hlems. 1 can’t over-emphasize
denied protection because they
hnportance that concur.
reside in high-risk areas. I was malJ has t0 every Legislator. My
greatly Impressed with the ac- address is State Capitol, Salem
ceptance of the challenge and the iJregon 97310. Please let me hear
responsibility shown by the p r i- ^rorn you.
K elly’s MOBIL SERVICE
2643 N.E. 7th
2 8 2 -2 8 5 8
Auto Repair
Tune Ups & Brake Jobs
FRYER TUCK
Chicken
U n d er N e w M an a g e m e n t — Bet* e r Service
2535 N.E. Broadway
Phone 288-6431
l/Ve specialize in Family and Individual
Dinners, as well as for large groups
T ear Out And Mail
PORTLAND N.A.A.C.P. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Youth Under 17
Adult Minimum
Membership
W ith Cnsw Magazine
Name
$1.00
4.00
6.00
17-21
Gold Membership Card
Contributing
Lifetime Membership
..........
$
2.00
10.00
25.00
500.00
............................... Date
Address
Telephone
City
Zip
Make Check Payable to T H E N.A.A.C.P. PORTLAND BRANCH
2752 N. Williams
Portland, Oregon 97212
284-7722
ONCE A WEEK DELIVERY
O N A PORTLAND OBSERVER ROUTE
You Can Earn School Expenses Without Short Changing Study Time
CAU PORTLAND OtSBIVa CMCULATION MPARTMENT
h »> a to w n tw t o w wBeteoawooc h h w
W IT H
GET QUICK RESULT CALL 282-0929. ...282-0929
NOMINATIONS ASKED FOR
HANDICAPPED CITIZEN for
H elp
W a n te d
1971
Nominations are now being „
accepted for Handicapped Citi- Posltlon; Education Project
zen of the Year from employers
.
Aide 11
in Multnomah County.
I'*°4rk f°r 016 Ore«on S t a t e
The winner will be entered as n
Extension S e r v i c e
nominee for state title and state as a
e in nutrition on ed-
winner will ¿hen be entered for UCat on Pr °8 ram for low in-
the President’s trophy, H
a n d i - SalarY Range :
capped American of the Year.
..
to $ .
per-houi, with
all state employee fringe bene
W ant
to
Enter the fashionable world of...
beauty. Show others how to be
more beautiful. Flexible hours,
high earnings and free training..
National Company, call 665-6243.
sale
fits. To qualify for this work
you must have direct experi
ence with the problems of
disadvantaged communities
disadvantaged c o m m u n i t i e s
Model Cities residents ' en
couraged to apply in asmuch as
the Job to be performed is with
in Model Cities Area. Must
chairs
have own transportation. Con
lates.
tact the 4 -C ’ s Point of Referral
Office, 714 1/2 N . E . Alberta
home St., 287-2695, Portland, Oregon
State for information and application
forms.
PIANO OR ORGAN LES
SONS: L a te s t and m odern
method guarantees that you can
learn to play either instrument.
For inform ation, please call
287-'lt>34.
Blind . Woman
canes
at
home reasonable
Phone 282-1110.
Income 'Pax Service my
$5.00 for both Federal and
Tax.
Phone 285-1027
S h o p th e Classifieds
PORTLAND
OBSEMTOL
Help wanted Social Worker with
Child Welfare experience Model
Cities resident. Send resume
to Model Area 4-C Council . . .
4635 N E 9th, phone 288-5091.
Senior Adult Service Centei
OBSERVER
DIRECTOR:
Degree in Administration o r
Behavioral Sciences 3 years.,
administrative e x p e r i e c e s
$950 per month.
SUPERVISOR OUT REACH
Degree in Administration o r
Behavioral Sciences. 1 year.,
in administrative experiences
$800 per month.
Assistant to Outreach Supervisor
Administrative Experience
$440 per month.
Supervisor Transportation
Administrative Experience
$650 per month.
Supervisor Handyman and
Telephone Reassurance
Home Maintenance Background
Administrative Experience.
$700 per month.
Send detailed Resume to
City-County Council on Aging
Before March 12, 1971.
320 SW Stark
Portland, O re. 97204
Phone 226-6007
HE LP WANTED
Operators - Machinists
Experienced Justo-W riter oper
ator wanted to work part-tim e.
C a l l the Portland Observer
282-0929
Seamstresses willing to learn
'power sewing machine operation
via on-the-job training. Apply:
High Park Enterprises. Inc., 3535
N.E. Union
C iv il Engineer & Office M gr.
Position with expanding con
sulting firm . Undertaking the
design of Buildings, Bridges
Streets, Water and Sewer founda
tions, Special Structure, Urban
Redevelopment, and Rapid Tran
sit Graduate Engineer and must
be able to obtain registration in
the State of Washington.
General C ivil Design background
to include experience on storm
drainage projects. Administrate
a minority draftsman on the job
training program. Liberal be
nefits and complete relocation.
Salary $13,000 to $18,000 per
year.
Send resume to:
Jordan - Mathis and Associates
1407 E . Madison Street
Seattle, Wn. 98122