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Portland/Obaerver
Thursday. October 4, 1973
League presents awards
F re e w a y h e a r in g set
men'a League, which sup­
ports projects for community
betterment.
The Albina Women's Lea
gue Second Annual Award
Banquet will acclaim Port­
land residents (or outstand
ing service to people and the
community on Saturday, Oc­
tober rt. 1973 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Portland Athletic Club,
618 8.E . Alder Street.
Mrs. Bettio Overton is
Director of the Albina Wo-
A formal corridor-location
public hearing will begin at
2 p.m. Tueaday, October 30,
1973, in the Chapman Ele­
mentary School Auditorium,
1445 N .W . 26th A v en u e ,
Portland concerning the var
ioua corridor routea to deter
mine the location for the
Induatrial Freeway II 505) in
Northweat Portland.
The hearing will be con
ducted jointly by the State
Highway Division and the
City of Portland. The hear
ing will continue throughout
the afternoon and evening
with a recess for dinner.
The hearing will reconvene
at 7:30 p.m. and will continue
until everyone present has
had an opportunity to be
heard.
The hearing officer
may declare additional re
ceases as he determines ap
propria te.
The routes to be discussed
lie basically between N.E.
K iltridg e Avenue and N.W .
21st Avenue, within the City
of Portland. Elements of the
project, including tentative
schedules for approvals and
future design hearings, will
be presented at the formal
hearing.
An informal informational
session will be held in Boom
6 of the Chapman Elemen
tary School on Tuesday, Or
tober 30. from noon until the
conclusion of the formal hear
ing. State Highway Division
engineering snd right of way
personnel will be present to
discuss any questions which
may »rise at the formal hear
ing with persona who may be
interested in or affected by
the proposals.
Proceeding the formal cor
rid o r location h earing , in
formal informational sessions
will be held on Tuesday.
October 23 snd Monday, Or
tober 29. between noon and
6 p.m., respectively. These
informal informational ses
sions will be held in the
former Consultant Study Of
flee, 1919 N.W . Thurman.
Portland.
T h e H ig h w ay
D ivisio n
“mobile van" will be used
also for additional informa
tional sessions during the
week. It will be located as
follows:
Wednesday, Oc
tober 24. noon to 9 p.m., 24th
and Savior Street: Thursday.
October 25, noon to 6 p.m ,
29th and Yeon; Friday, Oc
tober 26, noon to 9 p.m.,
Montgomery W ard Parking
Ix>t; Saturday, October 27.
noon to 6 p.m., 26th and
Raleigh.
Interested persona may ex
amine the plans and other
p e rtin e n t in fo rm atio n de
veloped by the H ig h w ay
Division and w ritten views
received as a result of coor
dination with other inter
ested agencies. State High
way D ivis io n en g in ee rin g
and right of way personnel
will be present to discuss the
proposal, including relocation
assistance p ro gram s, w ith
those persons who may be
Awards of “Citisen of the
Year" a n d “Distinguished
Service Aw ard" will be pre
sented.
George Rankins of
the Urban leagu e Project
Outreach will be Master of
Ceremonies.
Consumer pleas rise
Complaints received by the
Multnomah County District
Attorney's Consumer Pro­
tection Department have in­
creased 20 percent thia year.
District Attorney H arl Haas
said recently.
An e v alu atio n re ve aled
during the first six months of
1973, the department re­
ceived 560 complaints having
to do with consumer prob
lems and alleged violations of
consum er p ro tectio n laws,
laist year the office received
complaints totaling 371. Haas
said.
of theft and odometer tarn
pering.
All were convicted
and received jail sentences.
Haas said.
“Our office will continue to
recommend jail time for ail
ronvicted defendants in these
rases." Haas said.
“In my opinion, and in
the opinion of law enforce
ment officials, a jail sentence
is the best deterrent. A fine
is not a strong enough sen
tence."
Since formation of the de
partment. 13 persona have
been fined a total of $27.(33)
About $5,630 has been col
lected, Haas said.
Fines
have ranged from $1,000 to
$10,000.
The District Attorney said
rolling bark an odometer
hikes the sales price of the
vehicle an average of $500
Created in 1972, the de
partment is charged with
enforcing consumer re la te d
statutes and assisting con
sumers.
A deputy district
attorney and two investi
gators staff the office.
Haas said the majority of
complaints involve automobile
repair and sales, home im
provement, spas and dance
studios, applicance sales and
service, magazines and mail
order businesses.
During the first half of the
year, consumer protection in
vestigators spent a substa.i
tial part of their time follow
ing up complaints having to
do with odometer tampering.
Odometers record mileage of
motor vehicles.
Three persons have been
indicted this year on charges
The District Attorney's of
fire also took action against
seven firms this year re­
sulting in assurances of vol
untary compliance.
An as
surance of voluntary com
pliance means a firm agrees
not to commit certain prar
tires violating consumer sta
tutes. Such agreements do
not indicate a firm has ad
mitted to or been convicted
of w rong doing: how ever,
violation of an agreement ran
result in a court assessed
fine as high as $25.(331
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Portland and supervisor of
Target Programs in the Port
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A statement concerning the
e n v iro n m e n ta l e ffe cts th ia
proposed project may have
on the area, including a de
tailed analysis of the various
human and natural environ­
mental impacts, aa well as
air, w ater and noiae pollution
studies, ia available for re ­
view and information to those
persons interested. The en­
v iro n m e n ta l im pact s ta te ­
ment may tie reviewed at the
following locations:
M etro­
p o litan E n g in eer's office,
5321 N .E . G lisan S tre e t,
Portland: F H W A Region Of
fice Boom 412, M o haw k
Building. 222 8.W . Morrison
Street. Portland: Environ
mental Section. Boom 419,
State Highway Building, Sa
lem; N .W . District Associa
lion Office. 317 N .W . 23rd
Avenue, Portland: Portland
City Hall, Room 414: Friendly
House. 2617 N .W . Savier
Street. Portland.
Persons desiring to ex
press an opinion concerning
the proposal may do so at
the public hearing and/or
they may submit w ritten
s ta te m e n ts at th a t tim e.
W ritten statements may also
be submitted to the Ad
m in is tra to r of H ig h w ay s,
Boom 140. State Highway
Building, Salem. 97310, with
in ten HOI «lays following the
formal hearing
Persons desiring informa
lion concerning the proposal
may obtain it by contacting
the Metro,Millian Engineer in
Portland. 5321 N.E. Glisan
Street, Portland 97213, or by
phoning 229 6971.
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