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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1971)
NEWS ROM T e rrito ria l peoples THE An libfeiwnlence movement In Ptairto Rico appears to bo glowing, an I while discontent among Arnot lea's te rrito ria l peoples may bo most publi cized In the Carrlbean, It Is by no means confined to that p a n of the w orld. This sum m er, fo r example, th i U.S. appointed governor of A m eri can Samoa, John Hayden, an gered some Is la n isra by tr y ing to remove a Judge who was popular among tbs Samoans. While Hayden was m ildly re primanded by In te rio r o ffi cials, many Samoans and sym pathise Americans charged that the real Issue is self-gov ernment fo r th i Islanders. ** I ho Samoans themselves could not possibly misgovern and mismanage t h ilr lovely islands with th i fa c ility d is played by th j current political appointee," contended Dean Kaufman, a form er VISTA lawyer who served in Samoa under Gov. Hayden. Concerning anottnr of Am e ric a 's P acific possessions, Micronesia, negotiations are no* underway about th i future of th i Islandgroups. Meetings were lie Id from October 3-9 on th i Hawaiian island of Maul Iwtwjcn In te rio r Dapirtm ent negotiators ar»j aM cronaslan Future Status Delegation. Lazarus Salll, th i chairman of ths Mlcronesian delegation, said, "E ith e r we Come up with something or we go on to Inde pendence." He sdded that a crucial Issue in tin negotia tions would be the UJS. power of eminent domain. * A fric a n Scholars Donation fui African Kaaearch—D r. Samuel C Adams, AID aaalatant admlnlatrato, fo r A frica (I ), Imd D r. Cleveland Den- nard, executive d ire cto r of the \filc a n Scholars Council, sign agiaamant providing ASC with $281,000 f „ , research concern ing A frican development. The OBSERVER ïo z /r zv U nrest in N ew spaper HIGH PRICES? CHECK THESE SPECIALS NAACP N A T IO N A L ASSOCIATION FOB T H E A D V A N C E M E N T OE C O L O R E D 1’L O I‘ l.E ROY WILKINS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MANNHEIM, Germ any-!he a rriv a l here of Melvin Holden, a member of the legal staff of the N A ACP, has brought a con tinuance until October 26th of tin special co u rt-m a rtia l of six Negro soldier s. The sold iers are accused of taking part In a racial disturbance o n ju ly 19. T ria l Judge (Capt.) H erbert J . Creen granted die request fo r continuance after M r. Holden said that tin NAACP was Interested in the case but that his recent a rriv a l In Ger many had not permitted time to work on tlie preparation of a defense. In granting the delay. Judge Green said, " I want to make it quite clear that, on the 26th of thia month, this case w ill go to tr ia l. I don't think you're en titled to this delay but I'm go ing to grant It anyway." Knowledge of the Impending tria l had reached the NAACP offices In New York only a few days before M r. Bolden has tened to Germany. Just last May, M r. Bolden had been a member of a three- man NAACP team which spent three weeks In Germany in vestigating alleged d iscrim in ation in m ilita ry installations there. " I t Is imperative that die Association take imme diate steps to place legal coun sel in Germany to make cer tain servicemen w ill be treat ed (a irly under the code of m ilita ry Justice," M r. Bolden said. Forest Service fre e ze s tim b e r prices The U.S. Porest Service moved last week to freeze prices of federal tlm ber.C on- gressrnan Al (JUman announc ed Wednesday. Ulman siad the A dm inistra tion o rig in a lly classified tim ber as an agricultural pro duct not Included in the wage- price freeze, whde holding finished lumber prices down to pre-freeze levels. ■ ROY Wll.kINK i he six soldiers to go to tria l on October 26 are the fir s t of 25 to face court-m ar tial fo r allegedly disobeying an order todisperse. Twenty- nine additional soldiers in volved In the Incident accepted non-judlclal punishment. NEW YORK. -T h e second day care center sponsored by the National Association to r the Advancemsnt of Colored People here was scheduled fo r opening on Monday, Oct. l i . In the WUliamsbridge section of The Bronx. The Association's firs t cen te r was dedicated last year. It Is operated by the Jamaica Branch in St. Albans, Queens. I he new W 111 Ian. sbridge cen ter is la rg e r and w ill accom- mixiate 140 children, ages, three through seven. "Raw tim ber prices started rising while wood products companies were stuck with frozen prices fo r finished lu m b e r," Ullman said. "T h e result was a senseless cost squeeze." According to the Forest Service, competitive bidding and escalation provisions in tim ber sale contracts w ill continue unchanged. But, Oilman pointed out, tim ber prices w ill be frozen at current appraisal levels. Oilman said prices on National Forest tim ber w ill he based on lumber and ply wood price levels no higher than western softwood lumber prices Indices fo r June, July and August. "B ureau of Land Manage ment appraisals w ill also be at a common level with those used by the Forest Service,” Oilman said. W O R L D W IT H f QUICK RESULT CALI rato toQ3 $f‘ - SELL - FAMILY WANT AD THIS SPACE IS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR BUSINESS MESSAGE!! OBSERVER BUSINESS DIRECTORY and BUYERS’ GUIDE ck Business I »Professional I *110016 Services d ir e c t o r y buy 2 8 3 -2 4 8 6 USE A TRADE F a ll F o r e c a s t ... A Trim m er You " M 4» . of *< live ( u r e i ’ V/AN7 A for free home DEMONSTRATION I 2-Bdrm s. plus 1 in fu ll 4-Plex - 2707 N.E. Prescott cement basement, fireplace, 5390 mo. Income - Sale or building site. HwJ. firs ., garage, fenced Trade for yard, fish pool. Priced to M r. Scott 285-6574 settle estate. $10,000. 4 -B r. - 50x100 lot -fp lc .n e a r Jeff Hi. Cas' to equity and as Mason A W illiam« - lOOxlPO sume contract bal. 56,000. C or. m-3 513,000 5901 N. Borthwick - 4 B i t s . 55,500. 55,500 for 4 Rr - fcb - o il furn, .arace. 424 N.E. F a il 1302 N .E ^haver - 3 B rm s. fcb. o il 50x100 Cor. Call 2 3 5 -2 2 8 5 JOBS M EN & WOMEN MEN-WOMEN Check the Help W anted Adi P ian o a n d O rg a n .A - ,.7 /» M P ACCOON I INC ASSIST AN I $254.40 Bi-Weekly Oik! y j» i college accounting, two years ex|>eilen:e In book keeping o r accounting. Salary $254.40 Bi-W eekly. P re fe r ence given Model Neighbor hood Residents. Apply ui per son: Portland Model C ities, 5329 N j i , Union, Room 217. . An Equal Gpport. Employer W o rk e r n e e d e d Wot Needed — kei s to so licit subscriptions C all Helen - 283-2486 Position w a n te d Position wanted - part time graduate student In Social Wk. needs part tim e position -e x perienced InChlld Welfare and Child Care programs. Cali Cynthia 288-5091 A d m in is tra tiv e p o s itio n Finger P rin t Tech. Start at 676 |w r mo. w/lncreases to 799. Work w /pollce experts taking, classifying, checking & filin g finger p rin ts A mug shots. Must lie at least 5 '9 " anl 20 yrs. old. No exper ience necessary, on th i Job training Is given w /a ll c iv il service benefits. Apply bsfore Nov. I, at Portland C iv il Ser vice Bd. 115, s.W. 4th, Rm. 400 Hughes bldg, le le 228- 6141 ext. 350. T'I ano ok okgan S O N S I . a ie n t a n d m o d e rn 1 IIK Y CLEANING: method guarantees that von can Portland Cleaning Works leain io play e ith e r instrum ent F o r i n fo rm a t io n . pie. . a l l Cleaning doesn’ t cost, »pays. 5 & H Green Stamps -•>. IE IL Phone 282-8361 Room a n d B o a rd ROOM 6 BOARD in beauti ful surroundings. Men only (elderly). The food Is de licious and tlie price Is rig h t. C all 281-9269. INCOME TAX S E ItV Il E Income la x Service Howen - Duncan Company Income taxes, accounting, bookkeeping and other service 2716 NE Union - 288-8341 B e a u ty b y S p e c ia lis t F o r Creative Styling, cutting and shaping, tinging and bleaching, waving and renew ing. o ther beauty aids. C ell Cassie 284-0293 106 N. KlJlIngsworth W a n te d Wanted a mature, C hristian woman to care fo r a 4 month old Infant, 5 days a week. 111 my home 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. fu r th e r Infm m illion please call 285-0063 after6:00 l oi pun. Record ing les L ib ra ry IKE RECORD LIBRARY pre sents F am ily Night every Wed. night. IO£ discount on pur chases of $2.00 or m o re .( ipen 1 days a week. 826 N. K UI- Ingsworth.. C all 285-2564. ~~~~~ Villon Ave. at Eailinc - 3 ren Duplex »421 N.E. Webster. tals - Contract CALI. LOLTS Louis Scott 285-6574 SCOTT - 285-6574 W ANTED B e a u ty an d charm ¡M others to L illia n Beauty Salon Is the place where weereate new hairstyles. Specialist in a ll phases. 3632 N. W illiam s Avenue 281-6554 P A T R O N IZ E M ERCHANTS T H IS ta k e c a re o fi Ichildren a t D IR E C T O R Y Wanted - additional dedicated workers fo r C h rist Bethel AME Church 5828 NE 8th Ave. - 288-5429 R a te or BEAT INFLATION PRICES. Free estimates. Painting, In te rio r and e x te rio r. Also, Concrete work done. Call -84-5559, V ic to r R. Brown Bowens-I luncan Co. Operators of Automated Bookkeeping and Accounting Systems 2716 N.E. Union. Call 288-8341. 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Dining Room open 5 :3 0 P .M . card no. 2 E ffe c tiv e O c t.l, 1971 J 9 27 54 108 162 FO R FAST RESULTS! per week per week (S 3 .7 8 per inch) 42c per line (S3 6 0 (5 3 .4 2 <52.97 (5 2 .7 9 40c per line 38c per line per per per per inch) inch) inch) tech) (5 2 .6 1 per inch) (5 2 .5 2 per inch) 33c 31c 29c 28c per per per per line line line line 126 lines per month 40c per line (1 4 inches 5 3 .6 0 per inch) QUALITY IN unsi per week per week per week per M ONTHLY BULK SPACE CONTRACT N ig h t 2 8 8 -5 0 9 1 lines lines lines lines li lines lines 216 lines per week and C a re SOc per line WEEKLY PERFORMANCE CONTRACT F a m ily C a ll stationery needs, rely on »4 5 0 per inch AMA P a in tin g W hatever your business CLASSIFIED P O S S IS I 1 WANTED for your business forms & letterheads THE PO R TLA N D OBSERVER '••k e n d s MAOI PRINTING OPEN NON CONTRACT RATE lig h t THESE W HO I J.J. W A LK ER REAL ESTATE | I 2 4 H o u r phone service I B 6 6 5 - 3 4 9 1 'In v e s t in T h e W e s t’6 6 5 - 4 1 4 5 1 The concept of a " s a te llite " hospital to serve the southwest area of Portland was approved Thursday (October 14) when the Comprehensive Health Planning Association fo r Metropolitan Portland gave its endorsement to the construc tion of Meridian Park Hospital near Tualatin. A fte r holding a public hear ing. the CHPA Board of D ir ectors gave its approval to an application fo r a C ertificate of Need to txiiid a$6 m illio n acute care general hospital to serve the Tigard-Lake Oswego-Tu alatin area. The application now goes to the State Compre hensive Health Planning Com mittee fo r final approval under Oregon's new C ertificate of Need legislation. The vote bytheCHPA Board was 15 in favor, with 1 no vote by Multnomah County Com missioner Don C la rk. C 'ark did not object to the location fo r the hospital, but stated he would like to see scarce health d ollars spent on higher prio rity needs than hospital beds. C arl Lindgren, Adm inistra to r fo r the planned hospital, explained the $6 m illlonwould be raised by private bond sale by two cooperating hospitals, Emanuel and Physicians and Surgeons, and therefore, would not be money norm ally available fo r other health commitments. Need fo r the hospital was demonstrated to the planning body by CHPA staff members, who said the potential popula tion growth of the area w ill be 100% in the next 20 years. The Board was also told that considerable industral devel opment is taking place in the Durham - Tigard - Progress area west of 1-5. A high per centage of the land In the area is zoned fo r industrial devel opment. C la rk, a member of the Co lumbia Region Association of Governments Board, said this was not necessarily the best use fo r the land, and indicated CRAG had taken no official position. Other reasons given fo r the construction of the hospital included need fo r emergency health services. A number of freeways intersect and serve ths general area and could create a high volume need fo r emergency and outpatient care. The Board was told that the M eridian Park Hospital is a jo in t venture between Emanuel Hospital and Physicians and Surgeons Hospital, both non p ro fit Oregon Corporations. M eridian Park w ill provide general medical - surgical services. Plans call fo r 105 beds. The concept of the satellite hospital is to avoid duplication of the fa c ilitie s of the large medical center-type hospitals in Portland. Patients re q u ir ing specialized services ana fa cilitie s of a large hospital w ill be transported by heli copter and ground vehicles when such healthcare is need ed. The emphasis fo r Meridian Park w ill be to provide ser vices with maximum e ffi ciency and lowest cost com mensurate with quality health care. E C O N O M IC A L LITH O -O FFSET 288-4121 LARGE ENOUGH TO RENDER A COMPLETE SERVICE . . SMALL ENOUGH TO GIVE YOU THE PERSONAL ATTENTION YOU DESIRE. P S iN T tR S X N P 1801 N E SEVENTH AVENUE 252 lines per month 38c per line (2 8 inches 53 4 2 per inch) 504 lines per month 33c per line (5 6 inches per month 52 9 7 per inch) Ic per line oddifionol charge for display classified 9 lines equal one inch The PORTLAND (USERVKK has a greater potential readership per copy than the d a ily newspapers. A weekly com m unity newspaper is kept amund ihe bouse and referred to throughout the week. It is also passed fm ni fa m ily to fa m ily . “¡M» 1 ItM O G O P U IIS • PORTLAND OREGON «»7212 Do your thing with a classified ad .1 Chances a re th e y the O b s e rv e r TRY IT a re re a d in g classified AND SEE
