Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, June 22, 1983, Page 12, Image 12

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    Pag« 12 Portland Observer, Juna 22.1963
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D E A DL IN E FOR A D PL A CE IVI E N T, 4 P. IVI. M O N D A Y
EMPLOYMENT
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MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
PSYCHIATRIC
NURSE
PRACTITIONER
•1,860-»2,419 monthly
This position will be Io
cated at the Downtown
Detention Center, 1160
SW
Third
Avenue.
Portland. Oregon. Spe
cific responsibilities in­
clude clinical aaaasa-
ments and treatment of
mentally
ill
persons
who are incarcerated
TO Q UALIFY appli
cants must be licensed
in the State of Oregon
to practice as a regis­
tered nurse A N D pos­
sess Stats of Oregon
certification as a Pay
chiatric Nurse Practi­
tioner A N D be eligible
to obtain prescription
privileges.
APPLY for the above
position no later than
4 :3 0 p .m ., Friday, Juna
24. 1983
X RAY TECHNICIAN
•1,367-»1,667 par mo.
This is technical health
care support work in
vohzing delivery of health
care services to individ­
uals incarcerated at the
Downtown Detention
Center. Specific duties
include taking and proc­
essing x-rays, drawing
blood and collecting
specimens, maintaining
records, and ordering
and maintaining medi­
cal supplies. TO Q U A L ­
IFY applicants must
have a currant State of
Oregon limited x-ray li­
censure in chest and
abdomen, upper and
lower extremities, skull
and spine, and pelvis;
six months training or
experience in the col­
lection and limited prop
aration of laboratory
specimens; a current
Oregon driver's license;
current, updated CPR
training; and the ability
to pass a security clear­
ance
APPLY for the above
position no later than
4:30 p .m ., Friday. July
1. 1983
WHERE TO APPLY:
Multnomah
County
Courthouse.
Room
134, 1021 S W Fourth
Avenue. Portland. Ore
gon 97204. PHONE:
1603) 248 6016.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT
OPERATOR I
City of Salem Non-
certified »7,431 »9.040;
Certified »7.70849.416/
hr. Knowledge of pur­
pose and methods of
operation of waste
water treatment plant,
fundamental operation
of mechanical and elec­
trical equipment, occu­
pational hazards and
safety precautions ap
plicsbie to work. Ability
to read meters and
charts, maintain records
and comprehend tech
nice! written material
Valid Oregon driver's
license and good driv­
ing
record
Closing
date
July 1, 1983
Apply: City of Salem.
Personnel Dept. 566
Liberty SE. Room 226,
Salem, Oregon 9 7 X 1 ,
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
PERSONNEL
TECHNICIAN
including
supervisory
responsibilities, in a
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty corrections facility, psy­
•1 ,2 3 6 /m o
Provides chiatric care facility, or
administrative support a public health agency.
to professional person
PROBATION ft
nel staff in the areas PAROLE OFFICER 1
of
recruitment
and Washington County
selection end data col »1,430-»1,739/mo. Per­
lection and compilation, forms probation & pa
performa clerical duties. role counseling with
Req. increasingly re­ adult offenders; moni­
sponsible experience in tors probation compli­
personnel work invoiv ance Req. coaege-level
ing recruitment and se­ training ft practicum in
lection and training in adult counseling, cor­
secretarial skills and rections, criminal jus­
office practices
Col tice, or related held
lege level training in
EXECUTIVE
personnel administra­
SECRETARY
tion or related fields
Office of County
preferred
Counsel
PURCHASING
MANAGER
Washington County
• 1,917 »2,331/mo. Co­
Washington County
•1,297-»1,677/mo. Per­
forms clerical duties of
extensive complexity,
including the taking of
dictation with the use
of transcription equip­
! ment, skilled typing,
and preparation of cor­
respondence.
Req.
substantial responsible
experience in secretarial
work, experience with
legal forms and docu­
ments used in govern­
mental
agency
pre­
ferred.
ordinates the purchss
ing of goods and aerv
ices by County depan-
menta.
Req.
formal
training in purchasing
and increasingly re­
sponsible experience in
the purchasing of a
wide range of goods
and services; expert
ence in the develop­
ment of purchasing pro­
cedures and the prepa­ ASSISTANT COUNTY
COUNSEL I
ration of bid specifics
Office of County
tions and contracts; ex- i
Couneel
penence with Oregon
public purchasing laws W ash in g to n C o u n ty
•1.66642,013/m o. Raq.
preferred.
law degras from ac-
CORRECTIONAL
HEALTH SERVICES credited school of law
and member of thè
SUPERVISOR
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty Oregon State Bar.
•1,820-12,220/m o. Su
perviass nursing func­
tions ft personnel in
W ash. Co. jail. Req.
pos s e s sion of currant
licenae to practice as an
R .N . in the State of
Oregon; certification as
an Adult Nurse Practi­
tioner; increasingly re­
sponsiva experience,
STREETS/STORM
D R A IN P.W.
FOREMAN
SUPERVISOR
City of Salem. »1,689
•2 ,1 5 4 /m o . General su­
pervision for Streets/
Storm Drain sections,
personnel and equip­
ment,
budget,
field
checks, records and re­
ports. Considerable ex­
perience of progressive
responsible nature in
Streets / Storm
Drain
maintsnance,
repair,
construction and su­
pervision. Possess valid
Oregon driver's license
and
good
driving
record. Closing data:
July 8. 1983. Apply:
City nf Salem Personnel
Dept 566 Liberty SE.
Room 226, Sslem, Ore­
gon 9 7 X 1 .
A n Equal O pportunity
Employer
Apply by July 1, 1963
to Washington County
Personnel. 160 N. First
I Ave., Room 306, Hills­
boro.
OR
97123.
County
application
forms only, resumes
NOT accepted
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
GEOCHEMICAL
RESEARCH
A88OCIATE
RE8EARCH
ASSISTANT
S E N IO R
INVENTORY/
COST
ACCOUNTANT
Sept 1. 1963 The posi
tion, funded for 1 yr
(»12,000; 92 FTE) is to
study the effects of en­
vironmentally hazard­
ous chemicals such as
pesticides on the atrial
muscarinic acetyicho
line receptor in vitro
using ligand binding
technics ft in vivo using
isolated atrial prepare
tions. Familiarity with
ligand binding technics
membrane proteins or
cardiac
physiology
would be helpful, but
not required for the
position
Please send
curriculum vitae ft have
2 letters of 'ecommen-
dationa sent to: Michael
Aggrrvsnt, bnghi. e n rrg tik .
hardworking accountants who thnvc on
challenge have an etceiieni op pon uniti
with B I ) D ra k e W iM oek. where w c te u is
found in a willingness to try new ideas
and io chan new courses
experience in budgeting, general and
to:
Carla Muatelf
310 S W 4th. Rm 900
Portland OR 97204
by June X . 1983.
M E N T A L H E A LT H
Youth
Care Worker
position in residential
home for delinquent
boys. BA or equiv. exp
and clinical training.
Salary »9,600 plus ben­
efits. Send resume and
cover letter by 6 /2 4 to
S. Olsen c/o Janis
Youth Programs. 1942
N W Kearney. Portland,
OR 97209
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-M at) at the Portland
Building. 1120 S .W . 5th. Meeting Room " C " at 10:00 a .m ., Monday. July
25. 1963 for the purpose of considering a grant amendment application for
the Banfield Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project. Thia amendment proposes to
add purchase of 7 light rail vehicles to the 26 already funded. No additional
funding is requested for this project since it is covered within the funding
levels established in the Full Funding Agreement for the Banfield LRT
Project between
Tri-M et and the Urban
Mass Transportation
Administration.,
No persons, families or businesses will be displaced by acquiring 7
additional vehicles.
The acquisition of additional vehicles does not resut in any adverse impact
which would require a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement.
standard cost accounting, have a four year
accounting degree, and can demonstrate a
track record o f onginal thinking and
leadership, we want you on the B I ) D rake
U d lo r k team
If selected, you would be respon
sibk (or leadership to provide the system
for internal control o f inventory move
ment as well as financial analysis for
efficient management of the company's
Schimerlik. Dept of Bio
Accessibility for the elderly and handicapped to the light rail vehicles will be
provided by wayside lifu on platforms at stations and space and tiedown
arrangements within the vehicles will accommodate wheelchairs.
A statement of T ri-M et's proposed charter bus service is available for
inspection at the Tri-M et Administration offices.
Tri Met will not be engaging in school bus operations.
resources. S a la r y 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 to 1 ) 0 . 0 0 0
chemistry ft Biophysics.
Oregon State Universi­
ty, Corvallis. OR 97331
(503) 764-2029. Closing
data 8 /1 5 /8 3 . Each ap­
plicant will be expected
to be available for a
personal interview
Oregon State University
is an A ffirm ative Ac-
non/Equal Opportunity
Employer which com­
plies with section 504 o f
the Rehab A ct o f 1973.
We are B D Drake WiBock.a
major division o f Beclon Dickinson
There will be no further direct impact on private transportation enterprise by
the acquisition of 7 additional vehicles.
dedicated to the production and world
wide distribution o f dialysis equipment and
related products O u r primary goal is
superior quality in ail that we do
I f this sounds like you. send your
resume in confidence to Mr. Jobs H.
W o ld . D irector ll u m is Resources
Principals only
\ r kqu<»i Own «a unity > mpfcitrr
mDrakeWillock
pw s .<x suasipiAB* o a tc tO N d ic « in so n a n o c o m p a n y
•1SJO S» PDOOTOrt Cl • Pomona OO 113}) ’ ?*>
Notice Of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri M et) at the Portland
Building. 1120 S .W . 5th, Meeting Room "C " at 10:00 a m ., Monday, July
26, 1963 for the purpose of considering projects for which financial assis
tance is being sought from the Urban Mass Transportation Administration
under Section 3 of the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended
The projects included in the application are components of a Vintage Trolley
Project which is a central city shuttle service to be provided by authentic,
fully restored historic streetcars in revenue passenger operation on the
Benfield Light Rail trackage between the downtown terminal at S .W . 11th
Avenue and a special trackage on N.E. 11th Avenue near Lloyd Center. The
components to be funded by this grant include: engineering and construc­
tion of a maintenance facility located on the block between N.E. Hassalo
and N.E. Holladay and N.E. First and N.E. Occident; a station on N.E. 11th
Avenue; stub end track on N.E. 11th Avenue between N.E. Holladay and
N.E. Multnomah; purchase of 3-4 renovated vehicles.
LEGAL ADVOCATE
W elfare Hotline and
Hearings rsaponaibikties.
Two years college or
equivalent experience
with
Welfare-Food
Stamp
procedures
»10,200-13,800. Good
family medical benefits
Minonties, women and
handicapped are urged
to apply Send resume
. —
I f you are such a person, and
possess three to five years accounting
P h.D ., preferably with
postdoctoral experience
The total grant application is for »1,105,000 of which $884,000 is Federal
in radiochemical analy­
share and »221,000 is local share
ses of natural radio
nuclides
in
marine
No persons, families or businesses will be displaced by this project
samples Knowledge of
numerical modeling of
An environmental review has determined that this project does not result in
geochemical transport
significant environmental impacts
processes
required
Applicant
will
be
In keeping with the Banfield light rail project in general, construction along
expected to work inde
the light rail alignment will address the needs of the elderly and handi­
pendently and write up
capped. Special treatment at station platforms and amenities such as
results for publication.
widened sidewalks, curb cuts and benches will promote accessibility to
Salary »27,000. Send
stations and vehicles.
resume and names of
three references by 1
A statement of Tri-M et's proposed charter bus service is available for in­
July 1963 to: G. Ross
spection at the Tri M et Administration offices.
Heath. Dean, School of
Oceanography, Oregon
Tri Met will not be engaging in school bus operations
State University, Cor- 1
vallis. OR 97331.
There will be no direct impact on private transportation enterprise by the
O SU is an A ffirm ative
project.
A ctio n /E q u al O ppor­
tunity Employer com­
At the hearing, Tri M et will afford an opportunity for interested persons or
plying with Sect. 504,
agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic and environmental
Rehabilitation Act 1973.
aspects of the projects Interested persons may submit orally or in writing,
evidence and recommendations with respect to the project.
LEGAL AID SERVICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice Of Public Hearing
Accountant
BS level or higher in
Biochemistry, Chemis­
try or Biology. Avail
I
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the project, an environ­
mental review, the transit development plan for the area, and a statement
of proposed Charter services are currently available for public inspection at
Tri-M et, Planning ft Development Division. 4012 S.E. 17th, Portland.
Oregon.
John R. Post, Director
Engineering ft Contracts
Put your
support whore
your Heart Is.
0
Oregon
Heart
r Association
/rt ret liGHliNti Kjn OUB I'll
At the hearing, Tri-M et will afford an opportunity for interested persons or
agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic and environmental
aspects of the protects. Interested persons may submit orally or in writing,
evidence and recommendations with respect to the project.
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the project, an environ­
mental review, the transit development plan for the area, and a statement
of proposed Charter services are currently available for public inspection at
Tri-M et. Planning f t Development Division. 4012 S.E. 17th, Portland,
Oregon
John R. Post, Director
Engineering f t Contracts
Notice Of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-M et) at the Portland
Building, 1120 S .W . 5th Avenue. Second Floor, Meeting Room "C " at
10:00 a m ., M onday, July 25, 1963 for the purpose of considerina a arant
application tor Interstate Transfer Funds (Title 23 U .S .C . 103 (e, (4)). This
grant application includes funding for preliminary engineering, preparation
of a final environmental impact statement, community involvement and
financing activities for the Sunset Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project. The
Sunset LRT line would consist of a two-track, twelve-mile rail link between
downtown Portland and Washington County. The route would begin with a
track connection to the Banfield LRT line in downtown Portland, then
proceed westerly, parallel to the Sunset Highway and Highway 217 to
Beaverton. In Beaverton it would run alongside the Burlington Northern
Railroad and thence through open countryside in Washington County as far
as 185th Avenue. The total grant application is for »588,235 of which
»500,000 is Federal share and »88,235 is the local share.
No persons, families or businesses will be displaced by the activities covered
by this grant application.
The projects included in this application are classes of action which are
categorically excluded because they do not involve any significant environ­
mental impacts.
The special needs of the elderly and handicapped related to this project will
be addressed through incorporating their input under the Community
Involvement portion o f the project.
The projects are currently under review by the A 96 Clearinghouse and will
be included in the FY 83 annual element of the Transportation Improve­
ment Program.
A statement of T ri-M et’s proposed charter bus service is available for in­
spection at the Tri-M et Administration offices. Tri-M et will not be engaging
in school bus operation. There will be no direct impact on private transpor­
tation enterprise by this project.
At the hearing, Tri-M et will afford an opportunity for interested persons or
agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic and environ­
mental aspects of the projects. Interested persons may submit, orally or in
writing, evidence and recommendations with respect to the project.
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the proposed project, the
Transit Development Plan for the area, and statement of proposed charter
service are currently available for public inspection at Tri-M et, Planning and
Development Division. 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Portland, Oregon.
John R. Post, Director
Engineering ft Contracts
Notice Of Cancellation Of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that the previously scheduled public hearing to be
held at the request of any interested peraon(s) by the Tri-County M etro ­
politan Transportation District of Oregon for the purpose of considering the
Capital and Planning Assistance grant application available under Section
94 A) of the Urban Mass Transportation A ct of 1984, as amended, is
cancelled because no requests w ere received. The hearing was previously
scheduled for M onday, June 27, 1983, 10:00 a .m .. at the Portland Building.
1120 S.E. 5th Avenue. Second Floor Meeting Room C.
John R. Post
Director. Engineering ft Contracts