Page 4, Portland Observer, October 23, 1906
Court rules on
PCC election
METROPOLITAN
C arl P iacen tin i, D ana A n d erso n and
Dick S pringer, contested the election
and asked that balloting be ruled inval
xl for Yamhill County.
In making Ins decision, Judge Olson
said, "1 he mail ballot election was il
legal a n d those ballots sh o u ld not be
counted. It is not proper to vote again
in that area only since attitudes change
and it w ould not be the sam e circum
stances."
Next action in the case will be con
sideration of election costs, court costs
and setting ol a new election date.
M u ltn o m a h C ircu it C o u rt Ju d g e
C lifford O lson ruled Tuesday that the
A ug. 13 P o rtla n d C o m m u n ity C o l
lege (P C C ) serial levy election was in
valid because Yamhill C ounty did not
give notice they would be using a mail
tcillm
The college had a th ree-y ear $3.5
m illion levy befo re voters tn the five
counties o f the district. I he less tailed
by 569 votes. Yam hill C ounty used a
m ail b a llo t fo r th e ir p o rtio n o f the
election.
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"T he Black com m unity m ust challenge
our children to p ro d u c e , to c re a te an d to m ak e a co n tri
button to their com m unity
(Photo Richard J Brow n)
C om m unity D irectory and profiles
Urban League links community and business
?n Jerry ( turner
Herb t aw th u tn c is l bici I xeculisc-
< Mticer ol the P ortland U rban I eaguc
( aw thorne is also a 19K4 nom inee lot
the P o rtla n d C ity C o u n c il, a distili
guished m em b er o f th e P o rtla n d
Board ol I ducanoli and a veteran ad
m inistialor on the faculty ol P oitlau d
State I m sersits As t luci I xeculise
O llic e r ol the s rbail I eag u e, ( ass
lliorne is responsible to r a budget ol
some $1.6 million
( assth o rn e says th at the U rb an
I eague must b u n g togelhei the Black
com m unity a n d the c o rp o ra te coin
m utiny. I ollowmg is an interview with
I lerb ( awthorne:
(turner Mi ( aw thorne, sshal is the
P o rtlan d I ib a n I eague d o in g in the
a le a ol em p lo y m e n t, e d u c a tio n an d
economic development
( uw lh u rn e In the a iea ot em plos
mem, we at the l libai! I eague leel that
out organization must d o a better iob
ol linking the c o rp o r a te co m m u n ity
ss it h i lid is id u als ss ho can w o rk , ss ill
ssoik, and m ake a co ntribution to the
city as a whole. I he U rb an I eague is
plan n in g on c o m p u te riz in g the I in
p lo s m e n t D ivision W e have com
pletcly reo rg a n iz e d the s ia li a d iv i
ties We b a se cre a te d stro n g er p ro
gtains so people can know how to lixik
lot jobs and secure them
(tu rn er lia s the c o rp o ra te com
m unity been c o o p e ra te is e w ith so u r
employment goals ’
( uw lh u rn e $ es, I's e been am azed
at the interest the business com m unity
has show n in our em p lo y m en t goals.
I b ase spoken w ith a num ber o f cor
p otate leadeis, and they ate interested
h i sshal the I th a n I eague is u sin g io
accomplish in tei ms ol em plos inenl
I here is a big com m uni, ition prob
lem betw een the Black co m m u n ity
and the business co m m u n ity M ans
B l.uk people a ie te a rfu l; they d o n 't
know w here to go an d they d o n 't
know w ho to talk with. Blacks a re n 't
p a it ol the n etw o rk oJ c o m m u n ica
turn ( o ip o ia lio n s w ant to b a se a
b alan c ed s t a ll , but they d o n ’t know
w ho to talk with and they d o n 't b ase
a n etw o rk to lin d th o se Black em
plovees I he I than I eague must help
link cor potations and employees
(tu rn er D o so u believe th at the
Reagan V lunm siration has done all it
can to a d d ie ss the p to b le m ol Black
south unem ploym ent ’
( uw lhurne I tie south employment
tale is a set ions p to b lem in tins conn
Its. A bout 60 percent ot Black youth
a ie u n em p lo y ed in the cits o t P o rt
land.
I lie piesent adm inistiation in Wash
inglon could cate less it the paten ts ol
Black so u th s b ase jobs. So i, is obsi
ous that the ad m in istratio n isn 't con
v ein ed a b o u t ad d ie ssin g th e trag ic
p ro b lem o f Blac k y o u th u n em p lo s
m en t. I tie p ro b lem ol Black so u th
(oblessness will not lx- solved at tile na
tioual level
< >n the local level, we aie not doing
all that we can with the resom ces that
a te a v a ilab le to deal w ith the so u th
u n em p lo s m ent p to b le m I h e t e a t e
oiganizaltoual problems in the Private
In d u siiy C o u n c il, th ere is a lack ol
cieatisity and a lack ol ch allen g e for
young Black men
I he I th a n I eague d o e sn ’t w ant a
Black so u th to get a jo b in w hich lie
d o e s n ’t p e ilo tm ssoik an d still gels
paid. We must deal with this attitu d e
among many of our young people. The
Black com m unity should be involved
m setting th e p h ilo so p h y ol y o u th
emplos ment and create e \|x -iiences lot
teenage emplos ment
In tlie aiea ol education, the I than
I eague is com m itted to assist children
so they can ach ie v e in sc h o o ls. The
U rb a n I eag u e p ro v id e s tu to r s for
giade school and high sdnx>l students,
giving th em help they c o u ld n 't get
at hom e 01 svhix.l
(turner IXi Portland Public 5dxx>ls
pv ito im a gixxl iob in serving the need
ot Bl.ic k students.’
( u w lh u rn e: The e d u catio n system
can d o a better job. We know that if a
Black child gix’s into a classioom and
acts u p , becom es d is in te re ste d , or
shows signs ol behavior problem s, the
x lio o l system is not capable ol dealing
with such an individual. They should
Ire, but they’re not
(turner W hat can Bl.uk p atents do
to make the schix.l system m ore aware
ot then children’s problems'.’
( u w lh u r n e Keep p re ssu rin g the
school system I quails im p o rtan t, the
Bl.uk com m unity must challenge our
ch ild ien to p io d u c e , to create an d to
make a contribution to their conim un
its
It seems to me th at so m eb o d s has
told out Black south (especially voting
Bl.u k males) that being d u m b , speak
mg as th o u g h o n e is ig n o ra n t, being
uninterested in .instiling academic or
im d lc s tu ta l, is the was Black people
should lx' Notxxls but the Black com
iniim ts can tu rn tins im age a ro u n d
We must encoutage out soung people
Io at liiese
I conom ic d evelopm ent is an o th er
m a |o r a ie a o t lo cu s ot the P o rtla n d
I ib a n I eague We w ant to p ro v id e
a tto rd ab le housing, revitalize parts ol
N o rth e a st P o itla u d a n d , in the tu
tin e , we w ant to assist sm all bust
nesses We p ersu a d e d the ow ner ot
the c o n d em n e d I sn n siew H otel to
reh ab ilitate it and got SK50.IHMI tro m
the P o rtla n d I)esclo p m en i I onim is
sion A I S.OOO sq u a ie to o l o lliv c to
house th e I e a g u e's e n tile o p e ratio n ,
plus 24 units ot rental housing lo t (tie
elderly or handleapixxl was coiistruci
ed I h at's economic development
(tu rn e r D oes th e I ib a n I eag u e
have p lan s to bu ild m o re housing ’
( u w lh u rn e Ves Now we’re work
mg on a 19 unit ap artm en t house for
general m arket late housing
(tu rn er D o so u agree with those
civil rights o rganizations w ho sav the
R eagan A d m in istratio n is u s in g to
destros this n atio n ’s civil tights' laws'.’
( uw lhurne > es An example ol this
is tlie a d m im s iia lio n 's attem p t to re
scind I xeculise O rd er 112416 W hat
tlie a tta c k s on M fiim a tise A ction
means is that Black |X-ople ate going to
have to work witli one another It sse
w ant our p eo p le to liase e q u a lits .
p eo p le m ust su p p o rt the l ib a n
I eague, the NA.A( P, tlie Black I mt
cxl I tout and other such organizations
Mans ot out people d o not
R onald Reagan wants to be around
long en o u g h to erase the gam s we
made in Affirmative Action
(turner Do so u think the I S Su
ptem e C o u rt will eliminate iob quotas
lor minorities ’
( u w lh u rn e Ves I think the Su
pretne ( o u it will eliminate quotas and
i, will be u n fo r tu n a te Blacks m ust
realize th a t q u o ta s p ro tect us only
when the liberal psschology ot society
in in o peration and when conservative
psychology takes over the quotas will
be e lim in ated W e can n o t tie th e
strength o f our future to liberal think
mg or co n serv ativ e thinking We can
only tie the stren g th ol o u t In lin e to
units and the p u rpose and dedication
ot our thinking.
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