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Al W illiam s, General Manager at the Portland Observer, anticipates
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the new seatbelt laws.
Oregon's New Safety Belt Law
w o u ld
b e im p r a c t ic a l o r h a r m f u l to
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co nd itio n, medical problem , or body size)
• If the person is in the custody of a law enfu icem en t agency
• If the person is delivering newspapers o r mail in the regular < nurse of
B elts and 65 M P H :
their w ork.
• If the person is riding in .in ambulam e giving aid and the safety belt
system w o u ld substantially inhibit P •> udmmistr in n o f medical aid
law.
• The 65 MPH speed limit wiil not be voted upon
The S a fe ty B e lt Law :
The safety belt use law contains tw o offenses. Both are traffic infiac
tions with a m axim um fine of $50 This is the lowest fine for a traffic of
fense, just like driving with a taillight out. The first offense is called "failure
to use safety belts” . The other offense is called "failure to maintain safety
belts in working order” .
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W h o M u s t W ear S a fe ty Belts?
• All drivers and passengers, all ages, resident and non resident
• Children under one year of age must ride secured in an approved child
safety system (infant/child car safety seal)
E xpections:
• If there are more persons than safety belts
• If the person has obtained a "certificate of exemption" from the DMV
(requires a physicians statement to DMV that the safety belt system
to promote the rights of sexual as­
sault victims and to encourage bet
ter services for victims in local com
munities. In addition to sponsoring
an annual conference, NCASA test
ifies before congressional commit
tees, provides technical assistance
to groups and agencies on request,
and works to raise the public awaie
ness around rape, incest, molesta
tion, sexual harrassment and sim
lar crimes. NCASA membership is
open to any individual or group »hat
wishes to support NCASA activi
ties.
The Ninth Annual NCASA Con
ference, to be held in Portland July
22-25, is open to the public. For
registration
information,
write
NCASA '87, P.O. Box 42311, Pori
land. OR 97242 0311.
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During the rush to close the 1987 legislative session, a safety belt use law
finally emerged. There has been some confusion about the contents of the
law and what relationship it has to the 65 MPH speed limit on rural inter
state freeways. Here are some answers to those questions.:
• The safety belt use law and the 65 MPH speed limit on rural interstate
freeways are separate pieces of legislation.
• Both laws go into effect on September 27th of this year.
• The safety belt use law will be on the ballot on November 8, 1988 At
that time the people of Oregon will decide whether or not to keep the
Rape — still one of the most
underreported crimes in the U S.
an other problems of sexual assault
will be the focus of examination
when more than 700 people gather
July 22 25 at the Portland Hilton for
the Ninth Annual Conference of the
National Coalition Against Sexual
Assault (NCASA).
The Oregon event will feature
more than 70 workshops, institutes,
and other events addressing the
theme "Confronting the Violence:
Our Work, Our Struggle, Our Vi­
sion, Our Future," according to
NCASA President Fern Y. Fergu­
son.
The Ninth Annual NCASA Con
ference opens on Wednesday,
July 22, with the "Women of Color
Institute," a day long forum featur­
ing panels, discussions, and social
events designed for women of parti­
cular ethnic identities to address
cultural concerns associated with
rape. The Women of Color Caucus
from the Oregon Coalition Against
Domestic and Sexual Violence is
helping coordinate this institute.
Other highlights of the four-day
conference include a healing insti­
tute for victims/survivors, a speak
out on sexual assault, a Take Back
the Night March (in cooperation
with the Portland committee of the
same name), the President's key­
note, and a long list of workshops
covering topics related to sexual
abuse.
The National Coalition Against
Sexual Assault was formed in 1979
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• All m otor vehicles under 8000 ;
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Exceptio ns:
• Commercial vehicles (defined in ORS 801 210)
• Any vehicle m anufactured w ith o u t safety belts. Safety belts need
not be installed in these vehicles. However, if safety belts have been
temoved fion, a vehicle that had them when it was new, then the
safety belts must be replaced (Motorcycles do not have safety belts.)
• The law states that safety belts must be worn PROPERLY Tins means
that if a vehicle has a lap and shoulder combination, both belts must be
worn as intended, not one or the other
• The law also states that an o w n e r m ust keep belts in w o rkin g ordei
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