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EMERGING ENTREPRENEUR
lA /e lc n in c to EMERGING ENTREPRENEl R. a new sletter published by the I ithce ol
r FMmoritv Women. and Emerging Small Business (O.MWESB) The Office ol
Minority W omen, and Emerging Small Business created in January I9H8 is part of the
Executive IX-partment ol the state ol Oregon Our office is loc ated at the Executive
Department 15$ Cottage Street NE. Salem. OR 97310. tsO.S) 378-5651
We are a small organization with a BIG mission to help Emerging small Businesses
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Lina H a m a SeabM . Advcxate for
Minority. Women and Emerging small
Business
Richard Acei etli >. .Manager
Al Vela. Certifii ation Specialist
Editor. Emerging Entrepreneur
Susan /(/mauds Management Assistant
Yollanda \m s Secretary
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Governor Neil Goldschmidt, Welcoming Remarks
Bias Crimes Conference
I'm very glad to be here w ith you on
Halloween. You know, Halloween is
one o f tw o late autumn evenings on
which people who have had their door­
bells constantly rung by w eird-looking
creatures setllcdown to watch something
scary on T .V .
The other is election n ig h t
And it was about this time o f year in
1986 when I was running for Governor
against Norma Paulus, and 1 was out
walking the streets, soliciting votes. 1
won't say where it happened, but 1 shook
hands w ith a man 1 met on the sidewalk,
and I asked him who was going to get his
vote for Governor. W ithout any hesita­
tion, he replied, "N e il Goldschm idt." 1
should have quit w hile I was ahead, but
I had to ask him why. He said, "Because
Norma Paulus is Jewish."
There are some votes you just don't
want to win.
I want to welcome all o f you to this
first-o f-its-kin d regional conference on
bias crimes.
Booth Gardner and C ecil Andrus
are co-sponsors.
Attorney General Ken Eikenberry
from Washington; Idaho Attorney Gen­
eral Jim Jones; and Oregon Attorney
General Dave Frohnmayer - your in ­
volvement here today attests to the seri­
ousness o f the subject at hand.
U ntil recently, when citizens o f the
Northwest though about crimes o f re li­
gious or racial hatred, they pictured men
wearing sheets and pointy hoods, burn­
ing crosses somewhere in the rural South.
Although Oregon itself has a shameful
history o f Ku K lux Kian activity.
Today, the K K K has been joined by
the Skinheads; the Aryan Nations; Posse
Comitatus; The Covenant, the Sword,
and the A rm o f the Lord; W hite Aryan
Resistance; and others.
What do these organized hate groups
have in common?
First, bigotry and prejudice based
on religion, race, ethnicity and sexual
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is poisoning comm unity after commu­ and a conviction fo r m alicious harass­
ment.
nity across the nation.
We here in the Northwest must
1 have seen it in the swastikas and
continue to draw a line in the sand - no
anti-sem itic slogans painted in the b uild ­
retreat - no surrender - to thugs and
ing in which my campaign office was
bigots and criminals.
located.
I have seen it in the faces ot terror­
ized children who do not understand
w hy the color o f their skin has marked
them as targets for harassment and bru­
tality.
And I have seen it in the news re­
ports o f a Portland man - a black man -
- beaten to death for being in the wrong
place at the wrong time.
There is one other thing these groups
have in common: they com m it serious
crimes to support their activities:
* Weapons running.
* Arm ored car robberies.
* Transportation o f precursor drugs
fo r manufacturing methamphetamine.
* Shoot-outs w ith law enforcement
officers.
The number o f these incidents o f
violence and prejudice continues to in ­
crease throughout the country.
Not just in the Northwest, but eve­
rywhere.
We must recognize it fo r what it is:
hostile, organized group activity that, i f
le ft unchallenged, w ill divide and de­
stroy our nation.
This conference sends the message
that combatting this particular kind o f
organized crim inal behavior requires a
special response from our law enforce­
ment community.
In Oregon we are doing exactly that
with the Oregon State Police Hate Crimes
U n it that we started up eight months ago
- to the best o f our knowledge, the only
unit o f its kind in the country.
Three state police officers w ork on
nothing but hate crimes. They educate
local police agencies, and work closely
w ith the Portland Police Department.
The Hate Crimes U nit has been
orientation. And this philosophy o f hate directly responsible for several arrests
So once again we turn to you, the
"thin blue line," our first line o f defense
against forces that would destroy our
society. And I commend you and thank
you fo r what you are doing here at this
conference.
But you in law enforcement cannot
be expected to solve all o f society’s
problems.
We are A L L victim s o f bigotry and
racial hatred.
It was Dante who said, "The hottest
places in hell are reserved fo r those who,
in a time o f great moral crisis, maintain
their neutrality."
A complacent public has to be made
aware o f the e vil that lurks in all too
many o f our communities. I pledge to
you that I w ill do my part to support you
in that effort.
Let me leave you w ith these words
from a German citizen, w hich I think cut
to the heart o f what this is a ll about:
In Germany they came firs t fo r the
Communists, and I didn't speak up be­
cause I wasn’t a Communist. Then they
came for the Jews, and I din 't speak up
because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came
for the trade unionists, and 1 didn't speak
up because I wasn’t a trade unionist.
Then they came fo r the Catholics, and I
didn't speak up because I was a Protes­
tant. Then they came for me, and by that
tim e no one was le ft to speak up.
A half century later, here in Am er­
ica, it is time to speak up against the hate
groups. It is time to tear o ff their hoods,
weed out their brotherhoods, and expose
them fo r what they arc - common c rim i­
nals and traitors to what Am erica stands
for. And it is lim e to declare that their
thoughts and values belong in the trash
heap along w ith the rest o f the garbage.
Neil Kelly Initates in-House Apprenticeship
by Dan B ell
Neil K e lly Remodelers launched an
in-house apprenticeship program for
com m unity residents interested in the
carpentry trades. U tiliz in g existing pro­
grams sponsored by Carpenters Local
247 and the Apprenticeship Training
Program administered by Oregon Bu­
reau o f Labor and Industries. The K e lly
company hopes to increase the level o f
m inority journeymen in the trade o f
residential carpentry.
Neil K e lly Rcmodelers located on
Alberta and Albina, for 23 years has
long been supportive o f issues thateffect
N/N.E. Portland. Chairman N eil Kelly
has indicated that N eil K e lly Remod­
elers is committed to hiring practices
which w ill encourage N /N .E m inority
residents employment w ith his firm .
John Frazier, assistant production
manager is responsible for the projects
operation. He said in order to q ualify for
employment, persons interested must
contact Harold Adams o f the United
Brotherhood o f Carpenters and Joiners
o f America at (503) 289-9632. A p p li­
cants must also be w illin g to pay union
fees and dues.lt is also necessary that
prospective apprentices apply in person
at the Oregon Bureau o f Labor and In ­
dustries, 1400 S.W. 5th, Portland, Ore.
and f ill out an application for ap­
prenticeship. Applicants need also to
have a G.E.D. or high school diplom a to
qualify. However, for those who don t
meet that requirement, there is an alter­
native available. H alim Rahsaan has
indicated he is w illin g to w ork w ith
individuals who express a desire to ac­
quire their G.E.D. M r. Rahsaan is an
academic adviser for Portland Commu­
nity College, and may be contacted at
(503) 244-6111, Ext. 4609.
When an interested individual has
fu lfille d the pre-requisite o f contacting
M r. Adams, and fillin g out the Bureau o f
Labor and Industries applications. They
should contact M r. John Frazier al Neil
K e lly Remodelers, at 288-7461, and
inform him that they have done so. Mr.
Frazier and M r. Neil K e lly have both
expressed a deep com m ittm ent to the
success o f this program. They conveyed
a desire to benefit those in the inner-city
by providing a capatable jo b site and a
nuturing environment which often lack­
ing fo r m inorities in the local construc­
tion trades.
On balance M r. Frazier expressed
that those who wish to take advantage o f
this program understand that the work is
to some extent seasonal, possess a le g iti­
mate interest and desire to pursue a ca­
reer in the residential and/or commer­
cial carpentry trades, and have some
mechanical aptitude.
VOLUNTEERS
NEEDED!
I lie National (Ommission
on La« Enforcement is a grass­
roots group w orking to get an
investigation done on an In te r­
national Police Agency called
IN TER PO L, Volunteers are
needed Io help expose this o r­
gan izat ions activ ities and gel our
( (digress to investigate this gov -
eminent agency that got it'sstart
in Nazi German and is still in
existence today. Please contact
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ends.
Quality kitchens, baths
and new additions.
NEIL KELLY
RESIDENÎ1AL/COMMERCIAL
REMODELING
SKILLS WORKSHOP
NOVEMBER 16-18, 1989
St. Johns Y W C A in coopera­
tion with M ercy Corps Interna­
tional and Operation C AR E, w ill
conduct the St. Johns Job Finders
Workshop, at Pioneer Methodist
Church its church fa cility at 7528
N. Charleston, November 16-18
Thurs. & Fri. at 6 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
and all day Saturday from 9:00
a.m. till 6:00 p.m.
The 14 hour workshop is FREE
OF C H A R G E and can accommo­
date as many as 16 Job Seekers. It
is designed to help unemployed
people improve their jo b hunting
skills. Contact Velma Nay at the
YW CA at 286-5748 or Mercy Corps
at 242-1032 for more inform ation
and registration.
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