Portland observer., May 27, 1971, Page 2, Image 2

Bike paths
P O R T L A u n / (IR C I'D V r n
The prospect of bicycle paths across the
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Willamette Valley brings a wonderful pic­
ture to mind, of pleasant travel on protec-
PORTLAND
. ed byways, far from the dangers of au­
The W ise O ld
CLEANING WORKS
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tomobiles
and
huge
trucks
that
crowd
the
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streets and highways.
Nobody knows e v e ry th in g , tu t
ONE DAY SERVICE
rea d in g the o b a e r v e r H ainan
Bicycling
is
one
of
the
most
efficient,
in­
A L F R E D I F F H E N D E R S O N . Publ»her ,n d Fxiitor
There a re m any w ays of ad­
expensive and unpolluting means of getting
v e r t i s i n g , t u t the cheapest way
KNIT BLOCKING
Wa U lva
^eto get the best re s u lts Is in the
from here to there. Its one disadvantage
OUR SPECIALTY
• o b s e r v e r C la s s ifie d S ectlonl
is a lack of shelter in Oregon’s justly
MINO» WPAIHS N O CHARGE
ncx up * o fiiv m v
famed rainy weather.
"began to think alike " He
The passage of the amendment to permit 18 In flat cities in Europe, especially
advocated political power as
vear-olri to vote in national elections and the Copenhagen, Brussels and Austerdam,
the kind needed by blacks
282-8361
"Ballots, not bullets, are (he
3 9 6 8 N W illiams
acceptance of sim ilar laws in many of the the bicycle is the ONLY way to go. With
answer to political oppression
states, including Oregon, allowing young gasoline roughly twice its cost in this
•Y o u 've Tried T1& Re*», N o w Try The Be*»"
tng white is also not enough, Soul power, not gun power,
'W M y ra Owens
is the answer to cultural op
voters to participate in state and local con­ country, even the economical European
the youthful official said
N . A le x a n d e r, Proprislor
“ If the power brokers of pression " O ther measures
Am erica is suffering from
tests, can and should have a great effect on
recommended
by
the
speaker
cars are expensive for getting to work. problems which "threaten to our country have not allowed
the political climate.
» e re a holiday for national
The bicycle is the answer. People in those consume us," the 500 guests tens of m illio ns of w hite elections,
u n ive rs al voter
For the first tim e, young men and women
Americans to have economic
of the Urban leagu e of Kan
cities look happy as they surge down the sas City were told Monday p o w e r.” he said, “ blacks registration, and the amend
have a better way of expressing their dis­
should not expect that it will men! of la» s to make racism a
streets and across the squares, hundreds night.
content with the existing situations than by
c r im e
punishable b \ im -
given to them ."
Diagnosing
America's
ills
at
abreast, pumping away, getting fresh air the League s 51st annual meet be "As
long as we have a lead­ prisonment or fine, or both
battling the police. If enough citizens be­
and exercise along with heading towards ing and d-nner at the Muehle er who has made an art of Jackson was a friend of Whit
tween the ages of 18 and 21 go to the polls,
bach hotel was Maynard Jack- giving w ith one hand and ney Young, the late executive
informed and dedicated to putting right their desination. The girls have a cheer­ son. vice mayor of Atlanta taking away with the other. dlrt^
tOr of the Urban League
ful
manner,
extremely
becoming,
and
their
Jackson said that the A m eri­ our task re m a in s undone
those m atters they consider inequitable,
in whose honor a m e m o ria l
can malady is not terminal, said Jackson, who recommend­ tribute was read by Judge
the results will show when the votes are excellent figures, maintained from bike rid­ and
prescribed a number of ed a coalition of blacks and Lewis Clymer at
bike has increased on
the s ta rt
counted. Politicians deemed unworthy will ing. Use of the
remedies Key phrases asso whites
of the dinner
It hasn' ciated with the Nixon adm in­ "Racism is not the major Plans for the Whitney M
go out of office and laws will be changed to­ Portland’s downtown streets.
istration were conspicuous in issue, though it is the moet Young Jr Memorial building
outnumbered
the
automobile
yet,
but
more his
wards the ideals expressed by the youth of
immediate one now The dom were announced by Ixmneer
remarks, though the Presi
downtown workers are using it.
America.
den’t name was not used
iia n t, ultim ate issue is econo­ Pemberton, executive director
" A policy of neglect has m ics." Jackson claimed In of the Kansas Q ty Urban Lea­
But these fine reform s will never appear two major points can be mentioned in absolutely
no place, benign or order to win their share of a
gue. who promised plans for
unless the young voters make sure their praise of bikes: when traffic is snarled, otherwise...”
place in America, he proposed developing the Armour and
power is used and felt. Although many the bike rider goes around the congestion
“ ...There is no more time that blacks first become unit- Troost location of the build
among themselves, then mg. and greater dialogue with
adults consider the young a giddy lot, and beats everybody home, and the saving for hypocrisy There is no ed
unite with "every available younger members of the Ur
more
time
for
those
who
go
interested chiefly in having a good time on parking cost is enormous.
ally, including poor whites " txan i^.aguc
around and talk about
law
As
time
passes,
we'd
hope
to
see
more
and
and
order.
.
.
”
"W e must convince whites
Pemberton .Iso took a stand
and smoking pot, the high school and
that we are mutually afflicted
M>y „
,
“ B la c k C a p ita lis m is not
more
bicyclists
on
the
stre
e
ts,
overcoming
college age Americans have indicated in the
o u r panacea.
A lthough we
that ours is the business of election , saying "
when
m u s t have the p o w e r o f m oney
both races Cooperation for somebody talks about not pas
streets and on platforms their deep concern pollution, congestion and ill health from lack and
o th e r fo rm s o f w e a lth ,
of exercise.
mutual benefit and protection sing a 90-cent levy In thia
e c o n o m ic p o w e r alone cannot
with the way the nation is going. They have
is a m ust."
town, they re not harming any
save th e d a y . .
Best
of
all,
the
bicycle
might
even
put
the
Jackson a ttrib u te d
the one but our future leaders
taken dangerous ways of expressing their
Elaborating
more
on
the
of his showing in an We can have a good school
displeasure, using violence and risking jail meter maids out of business. And that’s a last statement, Jackson said strength
unsuccessful cam p aig n a- system if we fund it, and 90-
goal
every
Portlander
should
wish
toattain.
that economic power alone caw
to make their point. They have suffered
gainst U. S. Senator Herman cents is not too much to talk
rles no guarantee of survi­
physical abuse from authorities in order to
val He used the example of Talmadge in 1968. and his about."
Urban League officers elect­
the Jewish millions destroyed successful campaign last year
let others know of their beliefs.
W e have moved to 2201 N. during
the Nazi reign in G er­ in Atlanta to a combination ed were J McKinley Neal,
Supreme Court Chief Justice Burger
many as an illustration Be- of black and white voters who president; Karl Rogers and
Dr. Leroy C Lewis, vice presi
complains about rudeness on the part of Killingw orth to servo you
dents.
Mrs Olivia Shaw, sec­
young lawyers, indicating that he equates
r e ta r y , M rs L V M ille r ,
better
phone
283—2486
good manners with reforming zeal. How­
treasurer, and Clair Schroed­
er and Isadore Gross S r.,
ever foolish such complaining may appear
W o r d s cannot e x p re s s the
T he
56th L e g is la tiv e A s - D iv is io n s ,
trustees
good manners rarely have corrected
thanks f o r the tim e and a d vice
s e m b ly is m o v in g r a p id ly to -
A l’ ° re c e n tly passed in the
of M r . Hugh M c G tlv a o f the
w a rd a d jo u rn m e n t, w ith a p re - Senate was a b ill to upgrade the
grevious wrongs — there is one way of
" F o r e s t G rove T im e s , "
M r.
d ic tio n that w e ’ l l be fin is h e d by sta n da rd s in m ig ra n t la b o r
making changes acceptable to the fussiest
G len C ushm an o f “ The A I bany
the end o f M a y . W ith o n ly c«m ps in O reg o n . Senate B ill f l - - »
D e m o c ra t
H e r a ld - ”
These
up c a m p a ig n
a n o th e r week of le g is la tiv e
re q u ire s th a t each liv in g
*
believer in observing the niceties of life.
men a re a lw a ys re a d y to give
They used to tell you that you can't have it both ways
business le f t to c o m p le te , the un ‘ l be supplied w ith e le c t r ic ity
And that, ofcourse, is through the ballot box.
advice along w ith the P a rk e rs
They used to But the Paris mesh shirt covers that situa
c a le n d a rs in both the
House «nd w ith w a te r f o r bathing and
r h
-
. hi
HENDERSON
*nd senate have been long and w a shing, as w e ll as s e p a ra te
The E lio t N e ig h b o rh o o d P ro -
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and
tion in fine style And color, too
But the needed changes desired by the
te d lo u s -
sleeping ro o m s f o r p a r e m ^ w i“ * 7 " '
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o u r p re s s w ill a r r iv e ^ icbard
H o lly K e u s i n k ,
You wear it as a regular undershirt, sure But also as a
young cannot appear until all young voters h e re in P >nr»l«nd.
w - t take
a k e a a lo
The
House has approved a c h ild re n o v e r s ix y e a rs of age
T
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tank top over your shirt Or, in fact, |ust over you
o rtla n d . We
lo t t E d ito r and P u b lis h e rs of " T h e
B ro o k in g s ,
O regon
b ill w hich w ould give p ro p e rty
m a ttre s s e s and c o v e rs f o r o
0,n » rc ,d : lv ,o
are involved in exercising their rights as o f p rid e becausewe w ill not on ly
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ta x r e lie f to h o r n Z o w n e ^ s ^ r - c h occupant. I ^ b U l d . r e S . f X ? ' V ’
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be
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voters.
O u r hats a re o ff to the Seattle
the age of 65 w ith incom e u n d e r lo c a l lie a lth o ffic ia ls to c lo s e
P r e s s ,” in the N o rth w e s t b u t
that turn wherever you go into a whole new scene
F a c ts and th e ir s ta ff f o r th e ir
A ll re s id e n ts a re urged to
We cannot urge too strongly that every a lso in the W est C o a st.
»6,000 a y e a r. T h is m e a s u re cam ps and p la ce s o f e m p lo y -
And the Paris mesh shirt is cool in another way, too.
h e lp ful advice and m y home town
place
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and
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b
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and
lim it s the a m o u n t o f p ro p e rty m ent w h ic h they c o n s id e r to be
T h ro u g h a re c e n t su rve y we
Comfort It's made of fine feeling, lightweight 1 0 0 % nylon
young man and woman here in Albina hurry
paper w hich is r e a lly a g re a t
In c o n ta in e rs .
D ro p
boxes
tax to a p e rce n ta g e of in c o m e . • p u b lic health m enace.
have fa c ts that o u r sta te m e n t is
tricot, that's 1 0 0 % machine washable Also available:
«111 be placed at the fo llo w in g
to the Multnomah county courthouse as soon tr u e . W e a re the o n ly B la c k p a p e r-"T h e L o s A n g e le s Sen­ A s an e xa m p le , a hom eow ner
matching, comfort styled briefs A tee shirts
t in e l. ” In c id e n tia lly , M r s . Ruth
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' b ill w h ic h would re q u ire
Colors black, brown, pink, gold white, shamrock green,
as that 18th birthday comes
around to P re s s on the W est C o a s t. T h is W ashington the w ife o f Leon b w a i s t h ic a lly an w ould
pay no m o re c o m P)ete d e s tru c tio n o r e - and Rodney, Thom pson and Un­
has been done because of you
and
blue Shirt $4 Brief $3 50 Tee shirt $5
register to vote - and then to make sure to the re a d e rs , tbs a d v e rtis e rs the W ashington, the P u b lis h e r, is than $105 in p ro p e rty tax to ra s u re o f Ju ve n ile c o u rt re c o rd s io n , S acram ento and Rodney.
the s is te r of M r s . B e rn a de tte
Stanton
and
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,
M
on
ro
e
to a m a x im u m ta x r e lie f o f $ 3 0 0. upon afVHcaUon of th e p e rso n 1
vote in every election. Registration i s not v o lu n te e r la b o re rs and those P lu m m e r.
Based on a v e ra g e c u rre n t tax in vo lve d was approved by 0 » and U n io n , F a rg o and W illia m s .
who have c o n trib u te d so g e n e r­
excex sortes for men
John Sengstacke of the P it t s ­
P le a se help us m ake th is area
enough - it’s the vote that counts,
ra te s , a p e rs o n w ith an annual Senate th is past w eek. House
o u s ly . We thank you
burgh C o u r ie r and the Chicago
B
ill
1555,
w
h
ich
was
passed
one
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
's
B
e
a
u
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C
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n
-
incom e o f $3.000 and a home
it young people really desire change, they
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O u r success would not have D e fe n d e r and the Race R e la tio n
valued at
w ould get by the House e a r lie r in the te r s .
" H o m a o f S ty lo "
can make those changes,but they must make been p o ssib le w ith o u t the a s s is - R e p o rte r have a ll been v e ry 4300 in p ro $15,000
M r s . A lic e B u tle r
p ro v id e s th a t a fte r
p e r ty tax r e lie f, se ssio n ,
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tance o f the A lb in a M in is te r ia l h e lp fu l to g ive a d vice and w ords
C
h
a
irm
a
n
and the sam e hom eow ner w ith two y e a rs have elapsed since
those changes, but they must all register - A llia n c e .
of w isd o m . A ls o B isco e of the
an annual in c o m e o f
$6,000 fin a l d is c h a rg e o f an In d iv id u a l,
and vote. It’s no time to hang back and let
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as he — has " not
co n -
would get $150 r e lie f a y e a r. as long
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o f a fe lo n y o r m is
somedoby else do the voting. Always re-
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member, it's your vote that counts, every
r e lie f d u rin g the next b ie n n iu m p,tude d u rln 8 th is tw o -y e a r
time.
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a b o rtio n sta tu te s to the p r e - th is y o u th fu l a c t fo r the re s t
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b o rtio n i law was lib e r a liz e d . J’ * ” " 1
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Those te s tify in g in
fa v o r o • f „ Senate and is a w a itin g
the b ill contended that a b o rtio n G o v e rn o r s »‘ « n a tu re ,
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can now he had on dem and in
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as . a c o n tra c e p tiv e In d
ir e c t op­ ‘ Ian b ill, H B 1377, w h ich p ro ­
p o sitio n to the in te n t of the v id e s f o r a s yste m w h e re b y
ln d lv ld u a l o r business can
L e g is la tu re .
T h o s e who ap­ c u re f ir e
and p ro p e rty In -
peared to oppose the m e a su re surance in high r la k d ls t r lc t s .
Cited the need f o r fre e d o m cf I h is b ill is an im p le m e n ta tio n
ch oice by w om en, and sa id that o f a F e d e ra l p ro g ra m known as
liberalization of th e a b o rtio n the U rb a n F’ r o p e r ty P ro te c tio n
laws was needed " t o p ro te c t and R e in s u ra n c e A c t, and
worn jn fro m u n n e c e s s a ry men­ designed to m ake It e a s ie r fo r
ta l and p h y s ic a l h a z a rd s ."
people who liv e o r have th e ir
Ih e Senate has now passed tx is ln e s s e s in lo c a tio n s w h ich
and sent IL x is e B il l 1 0 5 9 to th e a re deem ed to be p o o r r is k
G o ve rn o r f o r h is s ig n a tu re . a re a s
to
re c e iv e in su ra n ce
T h is ls the b ill w h ic h w ould c o v e ra g e .
a ccom plish a m a jo r o v e rh a u l
D u rin g these la s t few days of
in O reg o n 's p u b lic a s s is ta n c e the se ssion th e re is s t ill some
p ro g ra m and c re a te a D e p a rt- v e ry im p o rta n t l e g i s l a t i o n
m ent of Hum an R e s o u rc e s . The w h ich m u s t be voted upon, such
b ill, which passed the House as s ta te e m p lo y e 's s a la rie s , the