F ebruary 22, 1995 • T he P ortland O bserver
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PSU Foundation Board Gains New Members
Robert Sznewajs; PSU
Foundation Board
Charles A Moose; PSU
Foundation Board
Lisa Magnuson; PSU
Foundation Board
Ed Truax; PSU Foundation
Board
Anne Myers; PSU Foundation
Board
Daniel Campbell; PSU
Foundation Board
Six Portland-area civ ic and busi­
ness leaders have recently been
named to the Portland State Univer­
sity Foundation Board o f Directors.
The 33-m em ber Foundation
Board oversees activities o f the PSU
Foundation, which helps direct funds
raised by PSU to support a wide
range of activ ities such as scholar­
ships. faculty development, research
and education equipment, special
programs and speakers.
The new board members are
Edward E. Truax, Anne Myers, Lisa
D Magnuson, Charles A. Moose,
Daniel J. Campbell and Robert D.
Sznew ajs. Each w ill serve for a three-
year period.
Truax is a partner in Coordinat­
ed Financial Planning, a regional fi­
nancial and estate planningcompany
based in Lake Oswego. Truax is a
nationally published author in topics
relating to family-owned business
planning.
Myers, a recent PSU graduate,
is a 30-year Portland resident. She
has been active in Oregon politics as
a campaign volunteer and is co­
founder o f PSU Friends o f History .
Myers and her husband David for­
merly owned several local radio sta­
tions.
Magnuson is district manager
for sales for Xerox Corp, s Portland-
based office. She also serves as a
teaching volunteer in the Lake Os­
wego School District.
M oose has been c h ie f o f the
P o rtla n d P o lice B ureau since
June 1993 and an em ployee o f
the b u reau since 1975. He has a
m aster o f public adm inistration
degree and a d o cto rate degree in
urban stu d ies/crim in o lo g y from
PSU.
Campbell serves as a vice pres­
ident o f Western Bank in Beaverton.
His duties include being a business
development officer and commer­
cial lender for the bank in the Port­
land metro area.
S zew ajs is e x e c u tiv e vice
presid en t o f support services for
U S. B ancorp, the largest bank
holding com pany h eadquartered
in th e N o r th w e s t. A t U S.
B ancorp since A pril 1994, he
oversees m ortgage banking, cred ­
it card o p erations, credit re p o rt­
ing, financial m anagem ent, hu­
man resources and com m unity/
governm ent affairs. Sznew ajs is
form er chairm an of Bank A m er­
ica, N .A ., the credit card bank
for Bank o f A m erica.
Veterans Post
P a in e w e b b e r S t a r t s
b y F re d d y G ro v e s
Last week, I received a letter from
a veteran in Nebraska asking what
the Department of Veterans Affairs
has been doing about the use of
military personnel in radiation re­
search. In looking for information, I
found a release from the VA dated,
ironically, December 7,1994, the an­
niversary of the attack on Pearl Har­
bor in 1941, which gave an update on
this subject.
According to VA Secretary Jesse
Brown, the VA's Inspector General
has joined the search for records on
radioisotope nuclear medicine or
radiation research that may have in­
volved human subjects. Brown
noted that, "Early in the search, we
learned about the possible existence
of a ‘confidential' Atomic Medicine
Division decades ago, but very little
information has, so far, been un­
covered." Brown has asked the In­
spector General to use his office’s
audit expertise to help identify sour­
ces of documentation that can lead to
more important information.
Weston Pontiac Sales Promotion To
Help Urban League Of Portland
A lb in a S c h o o l Fund
A new scholarship fund has been
developed at the Albina Youth Op­
portunity' School with the help of
P a in e W e b b e r
and
M aurice
Valdivieso, the Portland vice-presi­
dent o f the stock and bond broker
company.
T h e s c h o o l a t 3 7 1 0 N.
M ississippi is P o rtla n d 's oldest
altern ativ e school, in continuous
o p eration since 1967 and serving
3,500 youth. S tudents com e from
all over the city and reflect a rich
diversity o f ethnic and cultural
b ackgrounds.
Students are provided an indi­
vidualized curriculum and dedicated
staff to find solutions to attendance,
academic and other issues. Achieve­
ment is ensured by a nearly tutorial
staff/student ratio.
Donationsto help build the fund
are encouraged by making checks
pay able to the Albina Youth Oppor­
tunity School (A YOS) Benefit Schol­
arship Fund (account number FR
3 6 464-17) in c are o f M aurice
Valdivieso at Painewebber, Inc., P.O.
Box 40225, Portland, OR 97240-
9859.
(The | i o r t l a u b (© b s e ru e r
31.
Weston Pontiac BuickGMC will
donate $50 to the Urban League of
Portland to any Urban League mem­
ber who mentions the league when
they purchase a car.
Clarence Larkins, a salesman at
the dealership at 22555 S.E. Stark St.
in Gresham, said he wants to give
something back to the league in its
50th Anniversary year.
To take part in the program, just
drop by and ask for Larkins. If he is
out, another salesperson can help
you. Mention your Urban League
membership after your purchase and
a $50check will be sent to the league.
The offer is good now until Dec.
Weston is the No. 1 dealership
in GMC truck sales in the region and
has the largest service department in
the Northwest - rated No. 1 in cus­
tomer service satisfaction. Weston
offers more than seven acres of new
and used cars and trucks.
The U rban L eague has e x ­
tended its thanks for this g e n e r­
ous program to L arkins and to
W eston Pontiac, an Urban League
business m em ber. It’s a great way
to w ish the league a happy a n n i­
versary.
For more information, contact
Larkins at 665-2166 or 255-3840.
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