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CL A S S ! F!ED A D VER U S IN G
D E A D L IN E FOR A D P L A C E M E N T , 4 P .M . M O N D A Y
M U LTNO M AH
COUNTY
CERTIFIED NURSE
M ID W IFE
(Nursa Practitioner)
•1,781 -42,302 monthly.
Provide* com prehen
sive nursing cere in the
aree
of
wom en's
health, including prana
tel cere end family plan
ning; provides special
ized nursing services
with emphasis on pre
vention, control end
treatment of diseases,
snd health m ainten
ance. TO QUALIFY ap
plicant* must be li
censed by the State of
Oregon to practice a* a
registered nurse and
possess a State of Ore
gon Certification as a
Nurse M idw ife and
possess, or be able to
obtain, a valid Oregon
Driver's License with
availability of personal
automobile.
APPLICATIONS will be
taken for the above po
sition on a continuous
basis until a sufficient
number are received to
schedule an examina
tion.
A DU LT NUR8E
PRACTITIONER
•1.860-12,419 monthly.
Provides comprehen
sive nursing care for
oduit incarcerate«] per
sons, including health
assessments, screening
and
referral,
and
tre a tm e n t p la n n in g .
The current opening is
tem porary until June
30, 1963 snd is located
at Rocky Butte Jail.
However, an eligibility
list wiil be established
to fill future permanent
openings as they o c
cur. TO QUALIFY ap-
ptcants must be Bcanaad
by the State of Oregon
to practice as a regis
tered nurse and pos
sess a State of Oregon
Certification as sn
Adult Nurse Practi
tioner and possess, or
be able to obtain, a val
id Oregon Driver's Li
cense with availability
of personal automobile.
APPLY for the above
position no later than
4:30 p.m., Friday, Feb
ruary 18. 1983.
WHERETO APPLY:
M ultnom ah County
Courthouse,
Room 134.
1021 8W Fourth A ve.,
Portland. OR *7203
Phone: (803) 248-8018.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
TRAFFIC
M A IN TEN A N C E
WORKER I
W ashington County,
• 1174-41427/mo. Raq.
prev. exper. in manual
sign meint. operation &
the operation & meint.
of line-painting equip
ment & pavem ent-
marking equip, or simH
ar industrial painting
equip. County applica
tion
forms
only,
resumes not accepted.
Apply by Feb. 21, 1983
to:
Weehlngton County
Personnel.
180 N. First A ve.,
Room 308.
Hillsboro. OR *7123.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
i
SECRETARY
W A NTED
Here is an opportunity
for the right person to
work in a quality con
trol dept. of an elec
tronic manufacturing
firm. If you have good
material skills includ
ing excellent typing end
shorthand, plus good
organization skills, and
enjoy working with
people, this may be the
job you are looking for.
W e offer good bene
fits, salary advance
ments and a friendly
work environment. In
terested persons please
apply from 7:30 a.m. to
8:30 a.m . Monday
only.
Personnel Dept.
O.E.C.O. Corp.
712 8 .E. Haw thorne
Portland. OR *7214
Equal Opportunity
Employer M / F / H / V
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
The Nevada Health
Cars Association is
seeking an executive
who can plan for, o r
ganize Er direct the
trade association for 22
Nevada nursing homes.
Skills essential in com
m unication, associa
tion, m gm t., public
speaking, & a know
ledge
of
nursing
homes. Must be willing
to relocate In Ret iw. Ne
vada. Resumes must
be received no later
than 2 /1 8 /8 3 . A ppli
cant* will ba notified
for interview . Please
specify salary require
ments. Send to:
Nevada Health Care
Association
2048 Sltverada BI..
Reno N V 88812
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
U TILITIE8
INSPECTOR
SUPERVISOR
City of Salem, 41889-
• 2 1 6 4 . R espo n sib le
technical enforcement
and supervisory work in
p o llu t io n c o n t r o l,
cross-connection con
trol snd the inflow/infil
tration programs.
Knowledgs of chem
istry/bacteriology re
lated to pollution con
trol b Inspections,
plumbing codes Et
other pertinent regula
tions. bldg. Et con
struction practices Ef of
general contracting ter
minology. Ability to su
pervise. speak a ffe c
tively and prepare ac
curate Et concise re
ports. Closing date:
February 18, 1983. Ap
ply: City of Salem, Per
sonnel D ept., 555
Liberty SE. Salem, OR
97301.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer
B U 8 IN E 8 8
M A NA G ER
Public School District
in souther Oregon area
4000 ADM . 414 million
budget Cell or write for
job deecription Et appli
cation info: School Die
trlct 8. 461 N. 2nd S t.,
Central Point, Ore.
97802. (603)804-8811.
Application deadline 3-
8 82.
CLERK
GENERAL OFFICE
Disability law unit
assistant to perform
clerical functions, e.g.,
m aintaining hearings
calendar Et s Tickler
system. Copying, o r
ganizing files, and han
dling client phone call*.
Also, back up reception
and secretarial duties.
Typing 8 0 + words per
minute, good organiz.
skills, and ability to re
late to disabled clients
e s s e n tia l. 4 1 0 ,2 0 0 -
• 13,000
+
good
fringes. Send resume
to:
Carla Muatell.
Legal Aid
310 8 .W . 4th, Rm.KJO
Portland. OR *7204
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T*'
with
Sue Dickerson,
author and teacher
by 2/21/83.
FACULTY POSITION
RE8OURCE
ECO NO M IST
Assistant or associate
professor in resource
economics. Full-time (9
mo.) tenure track with
equal emphasis placed
on teaching and re
search. Teaching in re
creation and environ
mental economics and
research in the applica
tion of non-market eco
nomics to resource
m anagem ent issues.
Interest in regional eco
nomics, tourism, or re
source policy desirable
P h.D. required in re
source economics or a
natural resource related
field. Teaching and re
search experience de
sirable. Salary and rank
commensurate with ex
p e rie n c e . A v a ila b le
September, 1983 Clos
ing, March 15, 1983.
Send vita and names,
addresses, and phone
numbers of three refer
ences to:
Dr. Michael Manfrado
Resource Recreation
M anagem ent
School of Foreetry
Oregon State
University
Corvallis. OR *7331
(603) 784-2043
Oregon State U niver
sity is an A ffirm a tiv e
A c tio n /E q u a l O ppor
tunity Em ployer and
complies with Section
504 o f the R ehabilita
tion Act o f 1973.
FACULTY POSITION
as a Chemical Labora
tory Analyst. Available
March 21. 1983 Re
search Assistant, 12-
month basis. M .S . de
gree in Analytical
Chemistry, or B.S. with
equivalent experience.
Salary 416,000-418.000
per annum. Closing
date March 4, 1983.
Full time for one year,
extension dependent
upon availability of
fund* and perform
ance. Send resume,
three letters of refer
ence and transcripts to
Dr. John C. Gordon,
Head. Departm ent of
Forest Science, Oregon
State University, Cor
vallis. OR 97331. OSU
is an Affirmative Action
Equal Employment Op
portunity Employer and
complies with Section
504
of
the
Rehabilitation A ct of
1*73.
Sing
Spell
Read
8:30 a .m .—Cascade, PCC Cafeteria
$3°° Includes coffee and cookies
Learn Sue Dickerson's method—make
reading and spelling fun for your child. . .
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NBL challenges Metro plan
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tract to be let by M etro this fiscal
year. "This policy is deliberate and
devastating to the black community
given the limited construction op
portunities available in this area,"
adds Crews. M e tro 's policy now
frees the Association o f General
Contractors (A G C ) and others of
similar persuasion from having to
legitimately follow some course of
law and denies our community the
opportunity to compete for at least
10 percent of the zoo addition con
tract.
Nationally, A G C has spearhead
ed attacks on M B E programs and
has been successful in denying bid
ding opportunities to black people.
Locally. A G C is on public record
opposing the awarding of a contract
to a black-owned firm by the Ore
gon State Department of Transpor
tation, a black-owned firm which
AGC used as a subcontractor on the
same type of contract they were sue-
T ruckers
Support
March of Dimes
(Continued from page I column 3}
tering o f just about everything else
that can fit into a trailer. " A ll they
(the company) got is as trailer,” said
one trucker, while the driver must
pay for road taxes, state permits and
licenses, IC C permits, insurance,
fuel, tires, maintenance and month
ly principal and interest payments
for expensive equipment.
In addition, the drivers must pay
a fee out of their gross receipts to
the company they work for— 33 per
cent o ff the top for writing a piece
of paper,” says Ziegler.
Long and tedious hours on the
road and weeks away from home
might clear an independent $10,000
per year. A trucker interviewed on
CBS News said he netted $100 after
expenses on a recent trip and
another said he was making "less
than minimum wage.”
cessful in receiving from O D O T last
year.
The NBL has engaged in meetings
with Metro staff and Council. The
meetings have not resulted in the de
sired outcomes as requested before
C ouncil on February 3, ,9 8 3 . A t
that meeting those Councillors with
the largest black voting constituency
offered lukew arm support for
NBL's request:
1) The Executive Order No. IS en
acted December 7th be rescinded.
2) The previous Metro M BE pro
gram be reinstated.
3) That no contracts be awarded
until M e tro establish a clear and
concise M in o rity Business E n ter
prise program.
4) A committee made up o f m i
nority and non-m inority business
organizations be established, for in
put to contractors.
5) That a liaison person be hired,
carrying out the duties that M etro
" It 's no picnic out there at a ll,”
said Ziegler, who said that having to
drive 18 hours a day in “ all kinds of
weather" is not uncommon. A west
coast driver, for instance, he said,
might pick up a load of produce in
Los Angeles early one morning and
be required to deliver it in Portland
on the next. A 20-hour drive under
the best of conditions, that doesn't
leave much time for rest, said Zieg
ler.
I f a driver doesn’ t work at this
rate, said Ziegler, "you're liable to
lose the haul.. someone else will do
it.”
" I f some of these guys that make
these laws get in a tru ck," he said,
"th e y might realize what some o f
these independent truckers have to
go through to make a living.”
Mike Parkhurst called passage of
the H ighw ay Im provem ent Act a
"sneak attack on the trucking
outlined in its proposal to the Depart
ment o f Transportation that served
as the basis for the M B E program
and grant being awarded to Metro.
District 02 (Northeast Portland)
Councilwoman, Marge Kafoury, of
fered a community compromising
motion which passed the Council.
The m otion established a review
panel to evaluate the Alaskan Tun
dra Exhibit bids and extended the
tim e fo r business to continue as
usual while the entire universe
would " . . . review to include public
participation by any minority repre
sentatives who want to participate
with the goal of developing policies
that are equitable and fair and
agreed upon by all representatives in
the community, if possible.”
Districts with a paucity of black
voters offered a stronger solution
which if passed would have can
celled all bids until M etro had an
MBE program.
industry on the anniversary of Pearl
Harbor. When will we end the shut
down? Did we ask the Japanese in
World W ar II when the war would
end?”
(Jggams give our younger brothers
and sisters who aspire to be where
she’s at? “ First, I would tell them to
get an education because in this bus
iness you could work for 8 months
and then sit for two years. Show
business is the kind o f career you
grow and grow with.
I f show business is what you want
you will have to suffer for it. You
should learn every angle in it. O p
portunity comes once and you won’)
get another chance. A lot o f it is
luck. I f you want to be a singer^
then it is more than just singing. It')
about attitude and appearance. You
have to learn to read music. Be
ready fo r anything they throw a l
you.”