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1, 1995
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Smuggler Arrested At Shipyard
The Multnomah County Sher-
JifT’s office working with the U S.
ICustoms Service, the Drug Enforce-
Iment Agency and the Bureau o f
I Alcohol, 1 obacco and Firearms re-
Icently arrested three men, including
I a Portland area resident.
The arrests took place Oct. 2 1
I in the shipyards o f Philadelphia
I where federal detectives had fol-
I lowed the suspect from Oregon as
I he arranged to pick up illegal ste-
Iroids smuggled in from Russia. The
■ arrests took place on the Russian
I ship Seanav I .
Nikolei Yasinovski, 33, a pro­
fessional bodybuilder well known in
the Pacific Northwest, was arrested
as was the captain o f the ship, Paul
Doral Petrache, 39, and the first mate
o f the ship, whose name was not
immediately available.
The detectives worked on the
case for 8 months, gathering infor­
mation through local sources at gyms
throughout the Portland area.
Seized were 55,000 units of ille­
gal steroids, including Dianabol,
known by the street name D-Bol and
Decadurabolin, an injectable synthet-
ic growth hormone. The estimated
street value o f the drugs was between
$50,000 and $75,000, officials said
Police also executed a search
warrant at Yasinovski’s Clackamas
residence. Approxim ately 2,000
units o f various drugs, thought to be
steroids, were found at the home
I he drugs were packaged in boxes
bearing Russian labeling.
The seized drugs are currently
undergoing lab analysis. Detectives
also discovered a large amount of
written material detailing the use of
steroids.
Theft of ATMs Investigated
Investigators from the Portland
Police Bureau and the Clackamas
County SherifTsdepartment, in co-
| operation with Crime Stoppers, is
asking for the public’s help in iden­
tifying and apprehending the sus-
I pects responsible for the theft o f
automatic teller machines.
On Sunday, Oct. 8 at about 4
a m., two subjects broke out a win­
dow in the font door o f the Johnson
Creek Market, 8409 S.E. 45th Ave.
The men wrapped a chain or cable
| around a floor mounted automatic
teller machine and using a pickup
truck driven by a third person, pulled
the machine out o f the store.
The suspects loaded the machine
into the truck and fled the scene. The
truck, a red and white Ford pickup
which had been reported stolen was
found abandoned a short time later.
The same men are believed to be
responsible for a similar incident
which occurred Sept. 19 at Walkers
Com er Saloon in Stafford and anoth­
er reported Oct. 10 at Shorty’s Cor­
ner on Highway 26 in Sandy.
Suspect No. I is described as a
white male, 6 foot tall, medium build,
wearing a dark colored jacket, white
T-shirt, jeans and athletic shoes.
Suspect No. 2 is described as a
white male, 6 foot tall, medium build.
wearing a brown jacket and jeans.
Crime Stoppers is offering a
cash reward o f up to $1,000 for
information, reported to Crime
Stoppers, which leads to an arrest
in this care or any unsolved felony
crime and you can remain anony­
mous. Call Crime Stoppers at 823-
HELP
Oregonian Named Chair Of National Committee
An Oregon official has been
appointed to an important post in a
national organization o f state em­
ployment agencies, the Interstate
Conference o f Employment Security
Agencies (ICESA).
Roger Auerbach, acting direc­
tor o f the Oregon Employment De­
partment, was recently named chair
o f ICESA’s Administrative Support
and Technical Committee. He is one
o f only two new state administrators
chosen to lead such a committee.
' “T his is a w o n d erfu l o p p o r­
tunity to p ro m o te c u sto m e r se r­
vice, efficien cy , and a c c o u n ta b il­
ity in state g o v ern m en t,” explains
A uerbach “ B ecause my co m m it­
tee d eals w ith co st acco u n tin g ,
fin an cin g , and o th e r fiscal p o li­
cies, we can c reate p o licies that
im prove cu sto m er se rv ic e w hile
red u cin g co sts. We can also en ­
co u rag e the ad option o f p e rfo r­
m ance m easures that m ake sure
the p ublic gets the best value for
its tax d o lla rs .”
Auerbach, 49, was appointed
acting director o f the Oregon Em­
ployment Department in September
1994. A formersenior policy advisor
to Governor Barbara Roberts, he is
also a past President o f the Oregon
Federation o f Teachers, AFL-CIO,
and past Deputy Executive Director
o f the Oregon Council o f the Amer­
ican Federation o f State County and
Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
ICESA is the national organiza­
tion o f state administrators o f the
unemployment insurance system, em­
ployment and training services, and
labor market information programs.
The organization works with the Ex­
ecutive Branch, the Congress, and
special interest groups as an advo­
cate for employment security poli­
cies and systems. It also serves as a
support system for administrators and
the state agencies o f the employment
security system.
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The bright, follicking and flirt­
ing sun traveled faithfully by my
side, as the big wheels of the Grey­
hound bus confirmed “Leave the
Driving to Us,” managed and driven
by a southern belle who recited the
house rules, “No smoking, no driv­
ing or smoking marijuana” on the
bus.
As we approached our State
Capital "ah, a beauty to behold,"
nature at it’s best The Pioneer Man
statue perched on top o f the building
beckoned a welcoming attitude, of­
fering his gracious gift of the most
beautiful fall foliage, brilliant pallets
of fall colors, burgundy, red, gold,
yellow, orange with rows o f trees
which formed the rolling court gla­
cier of green grass lay beautifully
before the Rotunda, making way for
the water fountains and sculptured
court, a sight to behold. Declaring
fall, where the trees will harbor trick-
or-treaters wearing NIKE and Ree­
bock tennis shoes - playfully rolling
and kicking the splendid exquisite
shaped leaves and chasing the stor­
age-minded squirrels. Absurdly, the
hidden ghost of Albany’s air sudden­
ly made me pay attention, along the
way the homesites, little old red barns
painted a lovely picture. The fog
lingered along the highway laugh­
ingly to unfold the pleasure, excite­
ment and secrets to a college parent.
Over the freeway and across the
bridge to the University Inn we go.
Cobi, Nicole and DeMetrea
University Inn Sweethearts” upon
my arrival were in class.
Parents sign-up was no
where in sight. Bravely I
ventured out to find Co­
lumbia Hall Chemistry
class of 300 students. As
I joined Cobi, Professor
Bames handed me a chem­
istry quiz with a welcome
smile, luckily the bell rang
advancing me to the liter­
ature writing class with
discussions on "Capitalist Kills Cul­
tures” to “Economics Worth Waiting
On or Keeping an Eye on.”
Tennis shoes, boots, Birken-
stocks, denims, sweats, flannel and
woolen plaids were the uniforms most
commonly seen.
These boots were made for walk­
ing and that’s just what they did - 7
blocks for lunch. Passing some of the
2,000 trees, 200 species across the
campus. Taking time out at the end of
the day-napping through Tom Cruise’s
A Few Good Men, the entire U of O ’s
basketball team paid an unexpected
visit, awaken to find Andre, Jamal,
Tanar, Brain and Johnathan’s smiling
faces, height galore.
Saturday, the science library re­
search project was less exciting than
the loss of U o f O ’s football game to
Arizona State, sad faces lead to gear­
ing up to the famous U of O ’s parties.
Taking a break from the togetherness,
I patronaged the MacDonald theatre
to see “Powders" an electrifying mov­
ie with a low “freakquency's” high
impact from beginning to end - worth
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Sunday brunch was delightful
as President Dave Fhrommeyer,
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joined me in the long buffet line at
Willamette Hall - an inter-disciplin­
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chemistry and biology, commonly
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architectural structure.
Fhronmeyer stated the Univer­
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dollars with 17,000 plus students.
His daughter Katy about 4 feet tall, 8
years old looked up admiring my
Halloween sweater and asked, “Do
you think O.J. is guilty or innocent?
I think he did it.” I didn’t respond.
Collecting hugs to return home, cul­
minating complaints from the trio
stated school is fine but they should
do a better job in placing roommates
and also diversity on cable - BET is
unobtainable due to viewership.
“Be w ith the One you want to be
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