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war U Page 10 Portland Obaarvar, Saptambar 28. 1964 Bogle lacks political baggage CHUCK ROAST (Continued from Page I, Column 2) ma being tough or harah. Thoee are the kinda of mamoriea I'm banking on tor people to recall " Other« view Bogle aa the candidate of the police bureau, but he said he hea not received an endoreament or any funds from the Police Aaeocte bon. The iaauea Bogle hea incorporated into his campaign are crime, bueineaa development and quality of kfe Ke went« to aee more coordination among the reeourcee of the state. City and private sector to secure buai- nees growth Bogle celled the City Club's idea for zoned prostitution "ridiculous.'' "For a government body to sane bon prostrt’rtion is Nke telling your kid If you're hard-up for money, «'a O.K. to eel your body. Proedtubon a not a victimleee crime. It's the degradation o ffe Bogle's tan- re as Executive , ant for Commiaetoner Schwab was during a period when the Affirmative Action commitment of the City of Portland wee not put into practice Whan questioned about the Affirma tive Action record, Bogle said, "A t this time I have not taken a look at the problem but w a are stiR in the aariy stages of the campaign." W hy should voters mark their bai lota for him? "I offer the citizen» a unique background. I could shape a partnership that would lead to a re duction in crime. M y experience in the news media has sensitized me to the conditions of our city M y two years with the city has taught me what buttons to push for the crti As a political newcomer Bogle said, 'I have no political baggage end that sent Toran stresses background (Continued from P age I. Column 4) booklet be prepared for the voters on a* the candidates for City Council Her campaign is currently formulating a packet to present to City Council for approval. She does not see her party af filiation ee a Republican a con »deration the voters will take into ac count in thia non-partisan race. Toran he» hired a public relation firm to develop name famiierity. "By the middla of October the voter» wiH know Kay Toran a alive and we» and in this race " She ceils hersetf "realistic" about the possibility of the Black community endorsing one candidate. "There are 10,000 Black registered voters. It lAKxiki be nice to have that block behind you, but the decision of who wi# get this position will be made by the majority population of Portland " BLADE CUT i C a m p O ct. 2nd a t n oo n In Tarry Shrunk Park In aupport of Port land aa a Nudaar Free Zona. Sponaorad by Naw Claar V U o n , 287-7684 ( 1) Debate on No. 2. Oct. 2nd, 7:30 p m ., Neighbors North, 7608 N. Hereford Jd la aaaklng M e w from low-income community on the pro gram’s dkacdon and 1986 priorities Urban League. 10 N. Ruaaa*. Oct. 3 ,1 p.m. Forum on C entral A m eric a ana the Church, Sunday. Sept. 30. 6:00 p.m . at Koinonia Houaa, 633 S W Montgomery. Spaghetti dinner S3.80. Benefit for Portland Printing Coop. 236-7138 ■o You'll be amazed at the savings you make at our Wonder Thrift Shop! [ F o o d s t a m p « g la d ly a c c e p t e d S A T IS FA C T IO N G UARANTEED You m ult be completely satisfied with every pure he * • or we w»H cheerluMy refund your purchase price WONDER-HOSTESS THRIFTSHOP 116 N. C ook St. Corner of V encouver b Cook St.. Portland. Oregon Open M o n thru Sat - 9em 6pm - Closed Sundays The letter "f" took its shape from an ancient Egyptian symbol to show a hook. About A .D . 114, the Romans gave it the e f sound w e know today. W eatherize now! Attention renters en d hom e- owners I A series of 30 weetheruation workshops wiM ba held in the inner northeast and southeast neigh borhoods Theee workshops w d demonstrate how you can stay war mar this winter and save money on your utility bill by weatherizing your home. Also, free weatherization materials w it be distributed to in- com e eligible pert icipents You are invited to host or attend a workshop, or intoim your neighbors of the opportunity This offer is open to any one living in the following neighborhoods Richmond, Sun nyside. King, Boise, Sabin, Vernon, Humboldt. Biot, end Concordia The project co-sponsored by the bureau of community rlevnlopment and the community energy project. If you ere interested m hosting or atten lin g a workshop, pieese cal Robin or H a rt at 284 7868 W e do n o t d o business w ith S o u th A fric a BS American State Bank AN INDEPENDENT BANK Head Office 2 7 3 7 N. E. Union P orten d, Oregon 9 7 2 1 2 4842 N .E . 8th P o rtla n d . O R 87211 FT5L IENOWS I <■) FOR LCr Evergreen C IA link debated tact us to work for them, and the mission was one that assisted in the protection of our rights or freedom, we would probably work for them" (Arizona Daily Star, July 10,1984) For more information, call Me MinnvSte Peacemakers. 864-7862, the Fellowship of Reconciliation, (Por tland) 222-7293, or Portland Central America Solidarity Com m ittee, 227- 5102. B R A N D * yew k n e w V A R IE T IE S y e u l i k e S IZ E S y o u w a n t « M U I I Ml I «••uh. e a I« ** A • 1J»k « • • • • . t . ■ ' 8 8 * e } )rd A M I * Me «Mask a 0 «viele«* e A W ee* e l a k e O » * » * e DO A A • « R in g C ‘*V 4 I I • Oak Ore»» OB wew««» A rf» O n T h .y P a g e A r c O f L o r o ) B u n n e i i t i T h o f A r c H e l p i n g B u ild A B e t t e r C o m m u n i t y AUTO 1 BROAD WAX A 2 OYO'rA 307 N .E . B ro a d w ay P o rtla n d . 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(503)281 6393 MEtW Records & Tapaa M . k . th is d ir e c t« '* CLEANERS JEW ELRY Faatueng ih» largaci «auction of goapal raconta m the North ELK C LEA N ER S b LAUN DRY PATON JEWELERS Pop Soul J a n R ecord Club Drawing* each m onth with mambarship card w o » k « o r *o u - Cell » 3 2486 t H d fi Scarves a Accessories . ng 707 NE F R E M O N T Established in 1912 and « W providing quality dry cleaning | ai laaaonabla iata* 1014 N. K illin g s w o rth 500 N W 23rd A v en u e 111j ' n u n r t * VS . i l t h | \ | « w r l r > |> i.» n tw n rl V\ .1 I I h 1 t .lt . 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Today, although it is the offi cial language of Ireland, only about one in five can speak it. ROUND SHOP hurting our reputation " But she ad ded, "W e have nothing against the CIA. W e respect them. If they con The people of the Stone Age are believed to have tamed dogs to help them track game in Europe from 10,000 to 20,000 years ago. iw M e tro p o lita n Y o u th C om m issio n wR have the inetaHetion ceremony for their Youth Adviaory C o u n d on Oct. 10, 1984 at 7:30 p.m . in City Ha» Council Chambers. Coverage of this event wB provide vtetoBty on the posi tive ectrvrtie» our City Youth are involved with CIA employees (Wail Street Journal F. 16, 79 ). Evergreen s Arizona base is one of only a few installations m the U S. with the capability of completely modifying, rebuilding, painting and installing sophisticated electronic gadgetry on airplanes (including large lets), and helicopters (Evergreen A n nual Report. 1978). Faciiitiea also include advanced parachute technology used in firefighting but also made to order for air drops behind the lines in Nicaragua and elsewhere Location near the Mexican border makes it an ideal jumping off point for operations in Central America. CamoufLiged transport planes of unknown ongtn have bean seen there, and the Marana base was alao the scene in April. 19B3, of a fatal parachute accident during "special warfare operations training" (Arizona Daily Star. July 10. 19B4). The New York Times later reported that the man killed w e t a member of an ultra secret unit catted Navy Special Warfare Group II. trained in counterinsurgency. guerilla opera bona and intelligence gathering. Such groups participated in the U .S. invasion of Grenada, according to the Tknaa. (Arizona Deify Star, July 10, 19B4). Speculation about a possible CIA connection again swirled around Evergreen in 1980 when one of its jets transported the ailing Shah ot Iran and his retinue from Panama to Egypt (Oregonian, March 26, 1980) "I thought the Shah had bean a pretty genuine friend to America," said Evergreen president Del Smith (Aviation Week. July 7 . 19B01. Evergreen vice president Donna N elson responds to charges of CIA connections by saying, "To ba told that w a are being used by the CIA la W e offer saving* o l up to 4 0 % and m ore on fine quality w onder and Hostes» pro d u c t», plus large disco unts on o th er baked g o o d » Besides our every day lo w p rice *, w e fe a tu re in sto re specials daily. Ju st look tor the bar g a in " signs on th e displays in ou r sto re Discover for yourself w h a t thou sands o f sm art shoppers in th e area h a ve fo un d DELICIOUS BEEF Portland A u d u b o n S o c ie ty A n n u e l R u m m a g e Bale October 6th, 6th and 7th at Audubon Houaa, 6161 N .W . Com al Road, Portland, Oregon 97210, 9 a,m. - 6 p.m. doiy. Antiques, ooSacdblea, sporting goods, furni ture, books, toys, new and used clothing. (Continuedfrom Page I. Column 6/ DO YOU REALLY WANT TO SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BILL? for State Sana A aaam biy fo r B lack A ffa ire forum Oct. 3, tore, BPA Auditorium. 1002 NE Hoiedey, 7 p.m. f ■ - to ?, : T ‘‘ - •