Portland Observer, October 30, 1985, Page 5 0 D 0 T officials find no legal problems with bridge camps Wigland Wigs, Hairpieces and Beat' / Supplies Wholesale and Retail \ camp lo r the homeless could be developed beneath P o rtla n d 's Inter state 5 budges, a cco rd in g lo O regon D epartm ent o f I ra n s p o tla h o n o t li cials. Ik 'lx iitm e n t sta ll members recentlv GRAND OPENING SALE CONTINUES researched legal aspects ot a proposal bv P ortla nd M avo r B u d C la ik to de vclop transient camps beneath struc lines east o l the W illam ette Rivet J ft fin a ls lo u n d no te d e ia l re g ulation s haitm g the idea \ t the same tim e . Iliev lo u n d no other slates providing such a l.isihlv In a letter sent this week io t l. u k . O I K I I D irector I ted M ille t outlined some con cern s the d e p a ttm e n t had about J l.uk's proposal “ I liese basic issues w o u ld need to be addressed it we ate to w o ik out a suitable agreem ent." M illet said. I he issues hold the cilv responsible Jeanne B u tte rfie ld A rm ed rig h t w in g Israeli settle rs like sitting ducks w aiting for som ething to happen camp outside the entrance, making the camp residents (Photo Richard J Brow n) Local attorney speaks of Palestinian trip / ’ » Robert I olhiun leanne Butterfield, an attorney who reeeiuly visited Palestinian c o m m u n i­ ties in areas occupied bv Israel, said the experience rem inded her o f comments m ade h \ an A fr ic a n N a tio n a l C o n ­ gress ( \ N C ) sp o ke sw o m a n ai the Nairobi W om en's I (inference I he A N U wom an described Israel’s support ot ap arthe id, and she drew a p a ra lle l between the A fr ik a n e r tc gnne’s treatment o l Blacks and Israel's treatm ent ot Palestinians, B u tte rfie ld said. I ew Americans know the true store ot the P alestin ian s because they are p o rtra y e d as te rro ris ts in the I S media w h ile then histo ry and liv in g conditions are rarely covered, accord­ ing to B utterfie ld. Ironically , she said, Israel's harsh treatm ent o f about 1.5 m illio n Palestinians living in occupied lands is covered more critically and oh jectively in Israel than in the U n ite d States, she said As a m em ber ot a N a tio n a l 1 aw vers G u ild to u t io do cum e nt Israeli human lig h ts abuses, B utterfie ld visit said ()n e slnle show eil a huge new llv a t l Kegencv H o te l being b u ilt on form er P alestinian f.u m l.m d " l a s t ed Jeru salem , the West Bank area. G a/a, and southern I ebauon "W h a t we fo u n d was a s itu a tio n ot extreme represssion." she said Ilk- areas were occupied bv Palestin lans fr o m the seventh c e n tu ry u n til I94X. when Israel becam e a state M any Palestinians were pushed out ol their fo rm e r homes and in to refugee camps then to make wav to i Israeli settlem ent. O ver 400 P alestinian vil lages wete destroyed in I94X and siiiic. said B utlerlield Her slides showed ruine d villages, now overgrown, bulldozed Palestinian lerusalein is com p le te ly e n c iic le d ,” said IJutlertield B u ite rfiilil said she witnessed a sim liar program m the West Bank aiea ol the Io n ia n \ allev, w ticic Palestinian la inis w ith rich soil and valuable water an- being coutisialed to make wav lor Israeli settlements " The repression in lIn W c I It.uik has been p a r lic u la ilv harsh in the relugev camps them selves,'' she said t fnc cam p w ilh I O.i K * I le s id i'ills was farms and huge Israeli b u ild in g pro) eels e n c ro a c h in g on the P a le stin ia n section o f Jerusalem O ver 6 0 ,000 P a le stin ia n s were pushed out o l West lerusalein hi I94X, and Istael continues a policy ol “ con tiscation and settle m e nt" o l Palestin i.m p io p e rtv in I ast le ru sa le in . she Cheese to be distributed I S I)A I heese, butter and Hour w ill be d is trib u te d to low in com e M u ll nom ali ( uunty residents on Saturday, Nov 9, between I lf HD a m. and 4:1X1 p in . Meres ( otps Intern ation al, a Port I.m il based h tu n a n ita i urn agency, is p ro vid ing leadership in the coordm a tion o l the com m odities program and ol Agriculture I ocattons m N o rth a n il Northeast Portland ate Roosevelt H igh School, 6941 N i e n tra i, lo r Z ip ( odes 972»», 9 ' 2 I ' . 9 -2 2 9 and 9 '2 3 l. le lle i son high S chool, 5210 N K erbs, lor Z ip ( odes 9721 l . 9 ' 2 l ’ and 9 '2 2 ’ , G rant H ig h S chool, 2 2 4 ' N I l6 th , tor Z ip ( mles 9 '2 12. 9721 .1. 9 '2 IX and the lo u d is fro m the I 9’ 2J2 blm kixl ott bv Ilk' Isiaelis wtio left onlv a narrow , tm k v path for an entrance “ I he s itu a tio n the re is ba sica llv a siege," she said M med rig h i w i HI Israeli set tiers camp outside the cn tia n ie , making the camp residents leel " lik e sitting d m ks w a itm c to i s o m e th in g to h a p p e n ." Bullet held said In G aza, one ot the most dcnsclv populated areas in the w o ild , she said. 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