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Iliu r.J a y , 'la rc h 9, 197.'
Chisholm campaigns
in Florida
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Campaign '7 2
Stevenson
Senate
Candidate
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C ity C u n im is s lu n e i N e il G o ld s c h m id t announced I hm • a m lld a c y lo i t l» o ffic e of M a y o i of I 'o it la iu l
on M a ie li h lh at W 'e stm ln ste i I ’ re s b y te i Ian C h u ic h . ( iv e i <><«J lie is o n s attended the g a th e rin g .
State Kepi e se n ta tlv e B i l l
Stevenson, I> e m o c ia t/M u ltn o -
m .di C o u n ty, to ld the m o n th ly
m ee tin g of the E le a rio i Roos­
e v e l t Dernoc a tic W om en’ s
C lu b that s tro n g le a d e i s lu p o n
the L e g is la tu r e ’ s J o in t Ways
and M eans C o m m u te is v ita l ly
im p o rta n t to h i s d is t ic t ami
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty.
A s a ca ndidate fo i e le c tio n
to ttie (ire g o n Senate f r om D is -
t i l c t 8 (N o rth ami N o rth e a s t
P o rtla n d ), Stevenson s a id he
would seek m e in l» is h ip on
t h a t C o m m itte e if elected to
the Senate. A th ie e te rm m e n i-
t e i of t l» House of R e p ie s e n -
ta tiv e s , Stevenson lia s sei veil
two R e g u la r sessio n s and one
Special S ession on t h e W ays
and M eans C o m m itte e .
Running h a rd in F lo iv la 's
p i e v id e n tia l p iim a iy , R epre­
s e n tative Shu le y C h is h o lm in -
d i d e il that she ex|>ects sup­
p o rt f lo w tia d itio n a l b la ck
p o litic ia n s as w e ll as u rio r-
U i k I ox c o m m u n ity le a d e i sw tio
m eel i» x t m onth at the n a tio n ­
al black |K > litica l c o n ve ntio n .
M s. C h is h o lm c a lls her s e lf
the only "u n iq u e in d iv id u a l" in
the II ca ndidate F lo i Ida p i i-
m .n y .
H er ca m p a ig n la cks
m oney ami what slie te rm e d
"M a d is o n A venue p a c k a g in g ."
S I» said s i» is tu n n in g on
p< itic a l i u n ie , shoe le a th er
am! lung p o w e i. She b e lie v e s
sbe m ust le seen to be ap-
p ie c la te d .
Casson
bids
for city
council
th e r e fo r e she spent the la s t
th re e days on an in te n s iv e earn
I hei e fo re she v is ite d fiv e
w h ile ami two black c o lle g e s
and took p a rt in seven liv e and
te o i led ra d io and te le v is io n
in te rv ie w s .
L a c k in g m oney, diedepends
on v o lu n te e rs .
T hese h a v ;
te e n black school teacher sand
la w y e is or w h ite w o m e n 's lib
advocates ami stu d en ts. He
m ain h e a dq u a rters iri the state
n e I ampa, M ia m i, Ja ckso n ­
v ille ami T a lla h a s s e e .
Her basic s tre n g th . she be-
■ ,
»ax­
ing g io u p s , women and stu­
d e n ts . She chose the F lo r id a
p im a ry (»cause th e r a re so
m any candidates run n in g ind
she wanted to show that she
could p la ce f ifth o i s ix th a-
g a in s t a fie ld of 10 w h ite m en.
One of t l» m ost asked ques­
tio n s is le g a rd m g bu sin g , to
w h ich she a n s w e rs , "W h e re
w e re these people who >re so
concerned w ith neighborhood
schools when b la ck c h ild re n in
M is s is s ip p i ami G e o rg ia and
A la b a m a w e re g e ttin g up a 5
in t l« m o rn in g to get in to ra m ­
sh ackle
school buses to he
bused r ig h t by th e ir n e ig h b o r­
hood s c h o o ls ? "
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McCoy files for House
B il l M cC o y, C h a irm a n of the M ultn o m a h C ounty I e m o c ra tic
C o n tro l C re m itte e , innotn is his tandkiacy for State Repre­
s e n ta tiv e D is t r ic t #15.
M c C o y 's ca m p a ig n w ill focus upon
the issues of t t » d is t r ic t and state issu e s in the area of
human re s o u rc e s . M cC oy is a g ra d u a te of the U n iv e r s ity of
P o rtla n d and has done graduate w ork at the U n iv e rs ity of
(ire g o n in P u b lic A d m in is tra tio n and at the U n iv e r s ity of
S ou th e rn C a lifo r n ia in G e rm to lo g y . M cC oy re s id e s a t 6650
N . A m h u rs t w ith h is w ife , Glady s, who is a ra e m te r of the
P o rtla n d s e t o l B u a td , and th e ir 7 c h ild re n .
" . . . P re s id e n t N ixo n is
perhaps the o n ly man w ith
s t ill an o p p o rtu n ity to tu rn
Peking away fro m p o litic s
th a t can s p e ll d is o rd e r and
even n u c le a r w a r ."
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V iv ia n e I . B a rn e tt
Barnett seeks seat
M is . V iv lane I . l i a i nett ,m-
ounces l » i candidacy f o r the
fate L e g is la tu r e on t h e R e-
u b ltca n tic k e t f io n i I n s t n . t
y.
M u H a rn e tt Is b elieved to
e the only b la c k wom an K e a l-
j i in the N o rth w e s t and Is past
le s k le n t of K e a lto i s of H oi t -
■nd.
H e r c o m m u n ity in vo lve m e n t
oes back many y e a is . She is
h a lrm a n of t l» G ree n F ingei s
I* io g i am t h a t le g a n 5 ye a rs
ago in the N o rth area and now
has spread t o w n i e a re a s In
o th e i p a rts of the Ity . I b is
p io g ra m was view ed by M is .
K lc h a id N ixo n in 1969 ami a c-
C o id ln g Co i « ce n t re m a ik s
m ade by tie i and re co rd e d in
l h e D ecem ber Issue of Hea l ­
e r 's D ig e s t, If Is " o n e o u t-
st indIng p i oc i im In i ’« tia n i,
tu e g o n ;;. M is . H a rn e tt I » -
lie v e s " l . e t the re c o rd speak
f o r I t s e lf .”
On the campaign trail
M o s t id th e l le u io c i a tic c o n -
tenders fo r the
pieskle ncy
a re i n f a v o i o( reducing the
p e n a ltie s lot smoking m a ii-
juana. R e p re s e n ta tiv e Shu ley
C h is h o lm ami Senatoi l.ugene
M c C a rth y th in k It should he
le g a liz e d .
se n a to i s Edm und S. Muskie
ami llu t» 1 1 H . H u m p h re y both
said in response to a p o ll that
th e y (avo i reduced p e n a ltie s .
s e n a to rs G e o ig e M cG o ve rn
ami Vance H a rtk e a ie In fa v o i
of an end to Jail te rm s fo i
s m o k e rs .
M a y o i John L in d s a y
said
th e re should 1» no p e n a ltie s
fo i those o v e r 18, but p r e le is
to see m in e m e d ic a l evidence
h c fo ie e lim in a tin g ,w n a ln e s
e n tire ly .
se n a to i M c C a rth y and Hep.
C h is h o lm
said
m a riju a n a
should be le g a liz e d and sold
lik e alco h o l through g o v e rn ­
m en t regulated o u tle ts .
I lie c a n d id a te 's vie w s cam e
In le tte r s m ade p u b lic by the
N a tio n a l O rg a n iz a tio n fo i Re­
fo rm <>l M ar ijuana l aw s. An
o rg a n iz a tio n spokesm an said
Senatoi lle n iy Ja ckso n has not
i epi led but in dicated he w ill.
R e p re s e n ta tiv e W llb u i M ills
ami G o v e in o r G e o ig e W a lla ce
refused to re p ly .
P a ls y M in k , R e p re se n ta tive
fro m H a w a ii, w ill 1» on the
tu e g o n p iim a iy b a llo t as a
ca n d id ate fo i tire p re s id e n c y .
Ili'iw e e n <>,18111 ami
7,000
s ig n a tu i es have been c o lle c te d
on p e titio n s to m ake (he con­
g re s s w o m a n a ca n d id ate In
( ire g o n .
Kepi e s e n ta tlv e M in k w ill
p e rs o n a lly p re s e n t the p e ti­
tio n s at
the Secretary of*
S ta te 's o ffic e In Salem
on
M n ic h lilt li.
Senatoi l.u g e ne M c C a rth y
tv g a n a fo u i-d a y cam paign
to u i of C hicago ami n o rth e rn
I llin o is in an e ffo rt to m ake a
s tio n g showing in that s ta le ’ s
p iim a iy e le c tio n , M a rc h I.
I he fo rm e i M in n e so ta sen­
a to i
c a lle d fo i a n a tio n a lly
su b sid ize d
h e a lth in su ra n ce
p io g ra m " t h a t g u a ra n te e s ev­
e ry c itiz e n both p re v e n tiv e ami
c u ra tiv e health c a r e . "
" T h e e n t lie m e d ic a l p io -
fe s s lo n m ust 1» m ade to con­
fro n t the re a lity of Inadequate
h e a lth c a re ” , he s a id , "E v e ry
one has a i ight to d e c e n i health
c a re .
Ih .it goal m ust 1» one
of oui n a tio n 's hig h e st p r io r ­
it ie s . "
l i n ie s t G re e n in g , lo r m e i I s
Senatoi fro m A la s k a , said in
O ly m p ia that he b e lie ve s that
Senator " S c o o p " Jackson of
W ash in g to n , who is a candidate
fo i the p re s id e n c y , " w o u ld he
a v e ry dangerous man to put
in the W hite H o u s e ."
G iu e n m g , along w ith sen­
ator Wayne M o rs e o f ( ire go n ,
was one of tw o Senatoi s who
voted against the I on kin Res­
o lu tio n w h ich broadened the
V ie tn a m W a r. He said J a c k -
son is a " S u p e rh a w k " , who
d i» s not want to end the w ai
in Southeast A s ia .
He said he a d m ire s J a c k -
son p e rs o n a lly fo i (h e w o rk tie
d id on the A la ska statehoud
b ill anil the A la ska n a tive -
c la im s m e a s u ie .
T he n a tio n 's second p r i­
m a ry w ill 1» held in F lo ra la
on M a rc h I I . An im lepem lent
|8 ill showed G ovei noi G e o ig e
W a lla ce of A labam a leading
w ith 25 p e r cent s u p jio i tc o n i-
p a ie il to Just um lei l.lp e i cent
fo r M u s k ie ami H u m p h ie y .
Student files
for School Board
As the s o c ia lis t candidate
fo i School H oard P o s itio n N o .
1, I ta lly support the ca m ­
paign of high school women
to rem ove the Rose F e s tiv a l
P r in ess s e le c tio n fro m die
high sch o o ls.
I h is is Jusl a n o th e r e xa m ­
ple o f the g u lf w h ich lie s
l» tw e e n t l» school H oard ami
the fn te ie s ts of the m a jo iit y
of students in P o r tla n d 's high
sch o o ls. | i i in sta n ce , K .W .
■ ■ ■ y
ISOM
n the
bool I
, ■
on the boa id of d ir e c to r s of
I. sco. Cascade
C o r p , and
B v a n s i a «tacts, m ajoi • oi -
p o ta tio n s w h ich p ro m o te th is
d e g ia d in g " s t o c k s h o w " of
wom en and reap the g ia n t
s h a ie of p r o fits fro m a ll of
the a c tiv ity generated around
It.
I b is c o n flic t of in te ie s ts
m akes if c le a r that the School
H o a rd , as It now stands, is
incapable
of im p le m e n tin g
p o lic ie s In the in te ie s ts of
high school stu d en ts, ami high
school wom en in p a r tic u la r ,
even if it so d e s ire d .
I he
d e c is io n as to w h e th e r o r not
the Rose F e s tiv a l P rin c e s s
s e le c tio n should re m a in in th e
high sch o o ls, as w e ll as a ll
o th e r d e c is io n s a ffe c tin g o u r
e d u ca tio n , can on ly 1» made by
high school stu d e n ts. When
w e re wom en e v e r consulted
as to w iw th e r o r not they
w ished to 1» | hh tra y e il .»Seat­
tle at an a u ctio n , judged o n ly
by the shape of th e n Iim b s7
L a s t ye n , when A dam s High
School students w e ie c o n su l­
ted about the use of th e ir
school to p e rp e tu a te suet
ba ckw a rd a ttitu d e s , they voted
o v e iw h e lm in g ly not to p a r t ic i­
pate in l i e Rose F e s tiv a l P r in ­
cess s e le c tio n .
I he Rose F e s tiv a l P rin c e s s
s e le c tio n is ju s t one e xam ple
of the m any w ays in w h ich
th is s o c ie ty red u ce s wom en
to sexual o b je c ts in o rd e r to
use them as p ro m o tio n a l g im ­
m ic k s fo i m aking p ro f Its . Wo­
m en ’ s bodies a ie used Io s e ll
e v e ry th in g fro m m ilk to a ir
c o n d itiu n e i s. Amt to add in ­
s u lt to in ju r y , when it com es
lim e to pay wom en fo r th e n
la b o i, they a ie paid only ht>£
as m uch as m en. H ig h school
wom en a re expected to p a r­
tic ip a te in the Rose F e s tiv a l
fo r fre e , w h ile businessm en
p r o fit by usin g these wom en
and the Rose F e s tiv a l to s e ll
th e ir p iu d u c ts .
A th in facade of "e d u c a tio n ­
al v a lu e " is m a in tia n e d by
o ffe rin g s c h o la rs h ip s to w in ­
ning p a rtic ip a n ts . H ut If the
School H oard r e a lly had If »
ed u catio n a l in te re s ts of high
school wom en in m in d , they
w ould o ffe r s c h o la rs h ip s to
wom en w ith o u t fo rc in g them
to s e ll th e n bodies fo rE v a n s ,
L s c o , ami G e o rg ia P a c ific !
A s the s o c ia lis t candidate
f o r P o s itio n N o. 1, 1 see the
s n u g g le s of high school stu­
d e n ts , fr o m the w om en’ s lib ­
e ra tio n m ovem ent to the a n ti­
w a r m ove m e n t, as p a rt of the
o v e ra ll s tru g g le fo r o u rd e m o -
c r a t lc rig h ts ami c o n tio l o v e r
the d e c is io n s w h ich a ffe c t o u r
liv e s . I th in k that high school
students should 1« able to
use t h e ir sch o o ls as o rg a n ­
izing c e n te rs f o r these ami
o thei m ove m e n ts: fo r B la c k
amt C h ica n o c o n tro l of the
B la ck ami C h ica n o c o m m u n i­
tie s , fo r t l » e s ta b lis h m e n t of
w o m e n 's stu d ie s c e n te rs , as
p laces w h e re students can use
t h e ir e d u ca tio n a l f a c ilit ie s to
rea ch out and broaden t l»
m ove m e n ts fo i s o c ia l change.
I he S o c ia lis t W oi k e r s P a r ­
ty cam paign in 1972 1 s t!» only
e le c tio n ca m paign w h ich com ­
p le te ly su p p orts a ll o f these
s tru g g le s ami has a p ro g ra m
fo i w in n in g th e m . F u lld e m o -
c ia t ic rig h ts lo r h ig h school
students amt fu ll I ite r a tio n tin
women w ill o n ly 1» accom ­
p lish e d when th is s o cia l s ys­
tem is re p la ce d by one based
on m e e tin g the neexlsof people
ra th e i than on m a in ta in in g the
p o w e r ami p riv ile g e s of a te w .
Jean P ierre B ru le in the
San D ie g o U n io n .
San D iego, C a lifo rn ia
Take an enthralling
journey through C o m m in u t
China from the onset of
its revolution up to
the threshold of
the controversial
Nixon-Mao
summit meeting
Rev. E llis Casson
the C ity P la n n in g C o m m is ­
sion, P re s c ie n t of t ie P o rtla n d
nounce his candidacy fo r C ity
d a y,
, st2s
Currently a best
seller in France and
Britain . . . .
Now for the first time
in America . . .
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The p u b I ic is c o r d ia lly in­
vite d to attend t l» p re s s con­
fe re n c e .
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Anderson files
for re-election
“ 1 am f ilin g today fo r re -
e le c tio n to m y seat on tne
C ity C o u n c il.
T he n e xt few
y e a rs w ill 1« c r it ic a l y e a rs
f o r the people of P o rtla n d .
U n lik e re s id e n ts in m any o th e r
cities in this country, we s t ill
Jim m y W a l k e r
J lm m y (H ang-H ang) W a lk e i
is ren n in g f o r the House of
R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , 1 n s t r ic t #14.
W a Ike i , a fo i m e r p : i le ss ion il
b o x e r, is the p u b lis h e r o f tne
C la r io n I le fe n d e r. He m anu­
fa c tu re s a b io - d e g ra d a b le
c le a n s e r and is a ls o a d is k
Jockey.
W a lk e r is i n ie m l» i of
the V a n co u ve i Avenue Bap­
t is t C h u rc h , the U rb an I eague,
C h a m b e i o f C o m m e rc e , ( ir e ­
gon P re s s C lu b , 1. Iks, M asons,
anil the A lb in a L io n s C lu b .
have the o p p o rtu n ity to en­
s u re th a t o u r c ity re m a in s
a g re a t place to liv e .
We
can avoul the u rb a n c r is is
and the flig h t to the su b u rb s
if we act now to take ad­
vantage of th is o p p o rtu n ity .
" T o do th is , we w ill have
to m ake tough d e c is io n s that
w ill g ive the c ity r e a l, long­
te rm s o lu tio n s to its p ro ­
b le m s . 1 want to be p a rt of
th is c r itic a l d e c is io n -m a k in g
p ro c e s s , and 1 fee! 1 can make
the m ost e ffe c tiv e c o n tr i­
bution by co n tin u in g in m y ro le
as C ity C o u n c ilm a n ."
I hat has been -ami w ill con­
tinue to fe m y o b je c tiv e in pub­
lic o ffic e , and th a t is why I am
announcing my pla n s to f ile fo i
re -e le c tio n to i second te im
as M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty C o m -
in is s lo n e i.
e«'e
OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS
MODERN
LIFELIKE
He is opposed to " w e lf a r e
chisté i s " and c o n ce rn e i! about
ta x a tio n , c r im e in the s tre e ts ,
p o l l u t i o n , e m p lo y m e n t,
b ro th e rh o o d , and p iu le and
u n ity fo i a ll.
fo r TO O TH EXTRACTIO NS. YO U CAN
W EAR YO UR NEW DENTURE W HEN YO U W ANE.
SO DIUM PENTOTHAL GIVEN BY
REGISTERED ANESTHETIST
Don Clark asks re-election
M u ltn o m a h C o u n t y C o m -
m is s io n e i Don C la r k has an­
nounced h i s p la n s to f ile lo i
i e -e le c t ion to a second te rm in
that o ffic e .
I le lie v e |* u p le want a high­
ly v is ib le g o ve rn m e n t that
conducts its Ix isin e ss in the
p u b lic eye ami that g iv e s Its c i­
tiz e n s a voice in its d e c is io n s .
I fiat a u to m a tic a lly m e a n s
c o n tro v e rs y , but that c o n n o -
v e is y is t l» best g u a ra n te e we
have that e v e iy side of e ve ry
issue w ill f» h e a rd . E i g h t
y e a is in ele cte d p u b lic o ffic e
have s e iv e il to sh a rp e n m y
c o m m itm e n t to that id e a l.
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