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Page 4..The Portland Observer...June 17, 1992
"Careers ’92"Special Edition
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CAREER O N
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You'll Stay with Standard
Considering a job change?
FO U N D A T IO N
For over 100 years, LI.S. Bank has
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o pportunity to move ahead in a
professional team environment. Just
as we’ve always been here for our
customers, we’re here for you —
offering vou a stable, secure
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generous benefits
and
the
opportunity for continuing education
with a variety of internal training
courses. How far you go is
determined bv y vour
motivation and
y
desire to succeed.
We need people with a wide range of talents to join us in
our dedication to excellence for policy owners. You can
take pride in helping families and businesses achieve
financial security through Standard’s products and ser
vices.
To find out more about opportunities
at U.S. Bank, stop by our
Em ploym ent O ffice, M onday
through Friday, 9am-4pm, or send
vour resume to: LI.S. Bank, Human
R esources, 555 SW Oak S treet,
Portland, OR 97204. Drug screen
req u ired . We are an equal
opportunity employer.
You’ll enjoy Standard’s excellent benefits, competitive
wages, flexible hours, child care subsidy, educational
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from within. We care about you personally and profes
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Our job openings represent execellent opportunities to be
associated with a growing company proud of its financial
strength.
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Standard Plaza, 1100 S.W. Sixth, in down-town Portland.
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The essence o f the President's
policy is dear. The lives o f the Haitian
refugees just don’ t matter. They are
black, mostly poor, and they come from
a country with no o il, natural resources
or strategic value. The only “ assets''
these Haitians have to o l lei is a hunger
for freedom and an enormous measure
o f courage. I t ’ s sad dial the President o f
the United Slates places so little value
on these classically American charac
teristics. M r. Bush’ s policy regarding
the Haitian refugees is based upon a
foundation o f crystal-clear racism. His
executive order is one o f the most
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obscene and inhuman decisions made
by an American President in recent
memory.
Recently, Katherine Dunham, the
world renowned dancer and choreog
rapher, ended a long hunger strike in
support o f the H a itia n refugees.
Dunham, w ell into her 80’ s and in
tailing health, was asked why she would
risk lierow n life for thiscause. She said
that she wanted to make the world
understand the struggle o f some the
bravest people she had ever met. She
went on to criticize the President for
tailing to protect those who were strug
gling for democracy in our own “ hack
yard.”
The courage, humanity and d ig
nity o f the Haitian refugees is clear.
What remains to be seen is whether or
not the President o f the United States
w ill overcome his “ color problem” and
see these people for who they really
arc. Their struggle is our struggle. I
urge Mr. Bush to search his conscience.
I f he docs, he w ill come to the conclu
sion that these people deserve our sup
port and safe haven. The Haitian refu
gees deserve the same chance for free
dom that has been extended to other
oppressed people. Instead, the Presi
dent is sending them back to certain
peril.
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