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KXL Newsradio 750 Is First With News Of Earthquake!
KXL Newsradio 750 AM was the
first radio or television station in the
Northwest with word of the March
25th earthquake Morning anchors
Steve Leader and Claudia Marshall
were on the air at 5:34am when the
quake hit, providing anxious listeners
with continuous emergency coverage
throughout the morning. Northwest
listeners received the latest on the
quake’s magnitude, emergency infor-
mation from law enforcement and util-
ity officials in the greater Portland
area,anddamageupdatesfromKXL’s
20-member news team reporting live
from Molalla, Newberg, Scotts Mills,
Dayton, downtown Portland, Wood-
bum and Salem. KXL’s three-mem-
Thank You Portland!!
ber traffic team steered listeners around
the trouble spots. KXL listeners were
aiso gjven a chance to share their
quake stories live on the air KXL
Newsradio 750 AM is Portland’s
ONLY Live 24-hour ALL NEWS and
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currently published by any commercial or savings batik located in the state,
excluding credit union loan rates.
d o is t h e s h o p p i n g .
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Experts Address Hazards Of
Second-Hand Smoke At Tom
McCall Cancer Lecture Series
The *environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) reports second smoke
is a carcinogen and kills about 3,000
non-smokers a year. We’ve all been
exposed to smoke at some point in our
lives. How much do you need to worry
?
A panel of experts will address
issues surrounding second-hand
smokeatthe 10th annual TomMcCall
Cancer Lecture Series, “Second-Hand
Smoke: Get the Facts!” Wednesday,
April 14,7 to 9pm in the Neurological
Sciences C en ter A uditorium ,
Good Samaritan Hospital & Medical
Center, 1040 NW 22 nd Ave. The
lecture is free, but pre-registration
is required. Call 335-3500.
Topics will include “How it
Affects Your Fam ily: C hildren
and Passive
Smoke,” “How it
Affects You; Adults and Passive
Smoke,” “Smoke in the Workplace:
How Much is too M uch?”, and
“ Legislative Issues What is the
Law?
The Tom McCali Lecture Series
is held annually in honor of Oregon’s
late governor and statesman who died
of cancer in 1983. The lectures, spon­
sored by Legacy Cancer Sen ices and
the American Cancer Society, focus
on cancer prevention, risk reduction
and earlv detection.
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formed by Robert Butler and Roland Catlett. Travel
Roberts is the oldest Black owned Travel Agency in the
Pacific N.W.
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The American Camping Asso­
ciation (ACA) is now offering 20-
minutc presentations to community
groups about the benefits of the camp
experience.
“Many exciting camps and pro­
grams arc offered in our area," says
Kathy Buss, local ACA representa­
tive. “This program will help parents
understand what camp is all about
The memories and skills childien de­
velop at camp can last a lifetime ”
Commonly asked questions about
camp are: “What is the return rate of
counselors?” What is the ratio of coun­
selors to campers?” “Who supervises
the counselors?” “What if my child
gets homesick?”
The presentation includes infor­
mation on how to choose a camp,
questions to ask a camp director, dif­
ferent kinds of camps and a listing of
accredited camps in Oregon
For more program information or
to schedule a presentation for a group,
contact Kathv Buss at (503)224-7800
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Greater Portland Area
Linfield College
On Wednesday, April 7, 1993,
Linfield College will host a reception
to honor John L Reinhardt The re­
ception will be at the University Club,
1225 SW6th Avenue, Portland, from
4:30 to 6:30pm
Our guest of honor is the former
U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria and
former Director of the U.S Informa­
tion Agency. He has held a number of
specialized positions during his ca­
reer with the State Department As a
Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow, he
will be spending the week here at
Linfield visiting classes, leading group
discussions , and giving a public lec­
ture. I have asked Ambassador
Reinhardt to comment on the condi­
tions necessary for stabilization of the
political system in southern African
states An informal presentation and
discussion will begin about 5:30pm.
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