S eptember 20, 1995 • T he P ortland O bserver
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Honoring Widows Of Civil Rights Leaders
Sub-Bids Requested
Radio Advertising Sales
Christian formatted stations.
Minimum of 2 years outside
sales experiance required
(non-retail). Send or Fax re­
sume with billing and com­
mission history to: General
Sales Manager, 5110 S.E.
Stark Street, Portland, OR,
97215. Fax: 503-238-7202.
An equal opportunity employer.
W estside M aintenan ce Facility
V ancouver, W A
Bid Date: O ctober 2 ,1 9 9 5 11:00
Ron Const. (Oregon), inc.
4621 SW Kelly Ave. P ortlan d, O R 97201
(503) 241-9555 FAX (503) 2 41-7219 FAX (503) 241-3651
We are an equal opportunity employer and request sub-bids from women and
minority owned business and emerging small business enterprises.
Application Support
Technician
City of Eugene,
Wastewater Division
$2,250-$2,762/mo.
This position is assigned to sup­
port the general computer
automation needs of the Pub­
lic Works Wastewater Divi­
sion. The duties include pro­
viding technical assistance in
the uses of end-uses of end-
user hardware and software
tools, creating reports, train­
ing end-users, trouble-shoot­
ing, maintaining data integri­
ty, network adm inistration,
and server backup. Requires
one to two years’ experience
in com puter system s and
course work in computer sys­
tems. A two-year related tech­
nical degree is desirable.
Closing Date: September 29,
1995. O btain a p p lic a tio n
packet for Human Resource
and Risk Services, 777 Peal
Street, Room 101, Eugene
OR 97401. (503) 687-5061.
AA/EOE
Public Information
Director
$3,240-4,085/month
The City of Eugene, Oregon, is
seeking a Public Information
Director for the Department of
Public Safety. The position
plans, organizes, and imple­
ments the Public Information/
Public RelationsProgram and
serves as the primary press
spokesperson for Police, Fire,
and 9-1-1- Applicants should
possess the equivalent of a
, bachelor’s degree and four
years of progressively respon­
sible public relations experi­
ence. Work experience in a
public safety environment is
desirable. The closing date
for applications is 5:00 pm on
September 29,1995. Contact
Human Resource and Risk
Services, 777 Pearl Street,
R oom 101, E ug e ne OR
97401; (503) 687-5061 to ob­
tain an application packet. The
City of Eugene values diver­
sity in its work force, and is
committed to affirmative ac­
tion. AA/EOE
Human Resources
Human Resource Assistant -
$9.65 - $9.93/hr. Provide tech­
nical support in administra­
tion of comprehensive human
resources program, recruit­
ment, and employee compen­
sation, classification and ben­
efits. Required 2 years expe­
rience in office management
or personnel administration;
high school degree or equiva­
lent. 2 year college or busi­
ness school degree preferred.
Strong written and verbal com­
munication skills. Word per­
fect 5.1 required; Lotus 1-2-3
desirable.
Obtain application package, 9
a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon.-Fri., EOC
of Clark County, Inc., 10621
NE Coxley Dr., # 207, Van.
WA 98662 (360) 896-9912.
Deadline: Wed., Sept. 13 at 4
p.m.
EEOC/AA
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Sunset Highway
Sylvan l/C - Highlands l/C
Portland, OR ODOT
Bid Date: September 28,1995 9:00 a.m.
Kiewit M arm olejo
P.O. Box 1769 V an co u ver, W A 98668
(360) 693-1478 or (503) 6 85-4687, FAX (360) 693-5582
CCB #63471
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer and request sub-bids from all subcon­
tractors and suppliers including Minority and Women-Owned Businesses,
Disadvantaged, Disabled Veterans, and Emerging Small Business Enterprises.
Invitation For Bids
The PORTLAND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
will receive sealed Bid for:
Memorial Coliseum Stairway Upgrade-Repairs
until 4:00 p.m ., P acific S tandard T im e (PST) on O ctober 5,
1995, at its offices located at 1120 S. W . Fifth A venue, Suite
1100, Portland, O regon 97204-1968, at w hich tim e and place
all bids w ill be publicly opened and read aloud. W ork w ill be
perform ed in accordance w ith the C ity of P ortland S tandard
Construction S pecifications, Ju ly 1987 edition, as am ended
by these contract docum ents. A m andatory prebid co n fe r­
ence will be held on S eptem ber 2 7 ,1 9 9 5 at 3:00 p.m. at the
Portland D evelopm ent C o m m is sio n O ffice. D ocum ents
may be obtained from the P ortlan d D evelo p m en t C o m m is ­
sion by paym ent of a refundable d e p o sit of $20.00. Inquiries
and bids should be directed to A rsin o e S peliotopoulos at 823-
3237.
All bidders must file for p re qu a lifica tion no later than O ctober
5, 1995, 4:00 pm, in a ccordance w ith the Instructions to
Bidders, and O RS 279.039(1), in the follow ing City of Port­
land categories: 3,21,22,31. P revailing w age rates as set
forth in the C ontract D ocum ents m ust be paid on the Project.
The bidder m ust be licensed und e r O R S 468.883. No bids for
a construction contract shall be rendered or considered by the
C om m ission unless the b idder is registered with the C o n ­
struction C ontractors Board or licensed by the state Land­
scape C ontractors Board. P erform ance and P aym ent Bond
and Bid Bond will not be required fo r the project.
Each bid m ust contain a state m e n t as to w h e th e r the bidder
is a resident bidder as defined in O R S 279.029. The C o m m is­
sion m ay reject any bid not in co m p lia nce w ith all prescribed
public bidding procedures and requirem ents, and m ay reject
for good cause any or all bids upon a finding of the C o m m is ­
sion that it is in the p ublic interest to do so.
The Portland D evelopm ent C o m m issio n is com m itted to
acting affirm atively to e ncourage and facilitate the p articipa ­
tion of Em erging Sm all B usine sse s (ESB), M inority B usiness
Enterprises (M BE), and W om en B usiness E nterprises (W BE)
in C om m ission projects and operations. R esponsible bid­
ders m ust com ply w ith esta b lish e d goals in this project as
stipulated in these bid docum ents.
Portland D evelopm ent C o m m ission
Arsinoe S peliotopoulos
C onstruction M anagem ent C o o rd in a to r
(From left to right) Myrlie Ever. Coretta Scott King, and D r Betty Shabazz.
Three prominent widows of civ­
il rights leaders-Mrs. Coretta Scott
King. Mrs. Myrlie Evers-Williams
and Dr. Betty Shabazz will be hon­
ored at the l lth Annual Brunch of
the National Political Congress of
Black Women (NPCBW) on Sun­
day, September 24, 1995, as a finale
to the annual Congressional Black
Caucus Legislative Week.
More than 1,500 African Amer­
ican women and men from through­
out the country are expected to at­
tend the highly popular brunch,
scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. at
the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Capitol
Hill in Washington
Dr. C. DeLores Tucker, Nation­
al Chair of NPCBW said, “The lives
and accomplishments of these three
women are remarkable in what they
have hadtoovercome-personal trag­
edy, grief, the awesome responsibil­
ities of raising their children, having
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the courage and commitment to con­
tinue in the struggle for equal rights
and economic progress. These three
women demonstrate the courage,
faith, determination, talent and re­
sourcefulness o f Black women ev­
erywhere. Forouryoung people who
are searching for role models, Mrs.
King, Mrs. Evers-Williams and Dr.
Shabazz (the widow of Malcolm X)
offer guidance and inspiration.”
Mrs. King is the founder of the
Atlanta based King Center for Non­
violent Social Change, and led the
successful effort for the passage of
federal legislation making Dr. King’s
birthday a national holiday.
Dr. Betty Shabazz is the Direc­
tor of Institutional Advancement and
Public Relations/Cultural Attache’
for the Medgar Evers College of the
City University of New York, and a
nationally recognized expert on the
sociological and economic conditions
Myrlie Evers-Williams former
corporate and government executive,
now heads the National Association
forthe Advancement ofColored Peo­
ple (NAACP).
The non-partisan NPCBW was
founded in 1984 to encourage the
political aspirations of African Amer­
ican women The focus has been on
education and training millions of
African American young women so
that they might be prepared for lead­
ership positions in the 2 1 st Century.
NPCBW also leads a national educa­
tional campaign against “gangsta rap”
and misogynistic song lyrics direct­
ed toward African American youth
Tickets for this event range from
$55 to corporate levels o f $250 per
person. For reservations and infor­
mation regardingthe September 24th
Brunch, call 202-338-0800 or fax
your request to 202-625-0499.
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Bid Package No. 2
Structural Foundations and Site Utilities
Bid Date: September 29, 1995 at 4:00pm
Pre-Bid: September 20,1995 at 1:00pm
HOFFMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
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OF OREGON
Bid Phone: (503) 221-8811 - Bid Fax: (503) 221-8934
1300 SW Sixth Avenue - Portland, OR 97201 - OR License #28417
We are an equal opportunity employer an request sub bids from all interested firms including
disadvantaged, minonty, women, disabled veterans and emerging smail business enterprises
Motor Carrier Specialist 1 (Motor Carrier Auditor)
(2,262-$3,010)
The Oregon Public Utility Commission and the Oregon Department
of Transportation are recruiting for motor carrier auditor to conduct
audits of motor carriers throut the U S. and Canada, for the purpose
of determining whether or not carriers have correctly reported and
paid their Oregon highway use taxes. Offices located in Portland,
Pendleton, Salem, and Eugene. T o qualify, you must have four years
of experience applying transportation laws, rules and regulations.
Experience could have been gained in a motor carrier shipper
organization, transportation regulatory agency, military branch, law
enforcement agency, or public utility commission agency. Closes 5
p.m., Monday, October 9, 1995. Requires completion of State of
Oregon application form and response to examination questions
included in application materials. For applications materials, call
(503) 373-7949, TDD 1 -800 648-3458, or write Public Utility Com­
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