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Portland Fire
Bureau Adopts
Schools!
P o lic e N ew s
iody Found At Multnomah Falls
On march 17, 1996, M CSO Dep-
I uties were dispatched at 4;O3 P.M to
M ultnom ah Falls I .odge to the o b se r
vation bridge that lin b e lo w the tails
Corbett Eire Rescue 65 removed the
| body at approximately 5:00 P.M
The body was discovered a ap
proxim ately 3:00 P.M by an em
ployee o f the U.S. Forest Service,
who notified em ergency personnel.
I he body is a white female with an
approxim ate age o f 40 years old.
M C S () detectives arrived on scene
and are conducting their investiga
tion.
Terry' Sparks o f the M ultnom ah
County M edical E xam iner’s O ffice
responded to the scene. T he identi
ty o fth e body w ill be released as the
investigation proceeds w ith notifi
cation o f th e im m ediate family.
Morrison Bridge Homicide
Portland Police are investigating a
11 riday morning homicide that initial
ly appeared to be an auto accident
Southeast Precinct officers respond
ed to the east end o f the Morrison
Bridge at about 2:47 ant on the report
I o f an apparent single auto accident.
The injured occupant was transport-
I ed to l.inanuel Hospital, where he
1 later died I he deceased is identified
as John Beckerich. DOB 12-19-62,
| o f Beaverton.
Initially , it was th o u g h that
Beckerich had injuries relating to the
crash, but subsequent exam inations
at the hospital and the State M edical
E xam iner's O ffice determ ined that
the injuries were not sustained in the
collision.
Dr. Karen G unson determ ined that
Beckerich died from an incise wound
to the neck. Due to the type o f the
wound it would appearthat Beckerich
was injured in his vehicle a short
distance away from where it ulti
mately stopped.
D etectives say that Beckerich
was known to frequent bars and
restaurants in dow ntow n and along
SW Stark St.
Beckerich was driving a light
blue 1968 Buick Century. T he ve
hicle was traveling w estbound when
it crashed. His dog, a brow n lab-
rottw eiler mix was present in the
car. The A nyone with inform ation
about this case is asked to call de
tectives M ichael Hefley o r Tom
Nelson at 823-0479.
Homicide Investigation
Portland Police are investigating
I a shooting that left a man dead and
I a woman injured, and ended in the
| suicide o fth e suspect
Ih e shooting occurred at the
franklin Market at SF, 50th Ave. and
Woodward St. at about 2:54 pin
Apparently , the suspect shot the man
I and the woman, the store owners,
I during a argument. All three people
1 knew each other, and the dispute
I apparently was in regards to an ongo-
I ing domestic problem between Ihe
suspect and his estranged wife.
The shooting left the man, Kwang
I Kum Yang, DOB 0 3 -0 8 -1 6 dead
from m ultiple g u n sh o t w o u n d s and
w ounded the w om an, Y ongsill
Yang, DOB 0 1 - 17-48. She was trans
ported to OHSU.
fo llo w in g the shooting, the sus
pect lied in his van. Tw o Southeast
Precinct officers on patrol in the area
arrived shortly after the suspect tied,
and w itnesses were able to give the
officers a description o f th e suspect
and the van.
At about 3:05 pm Southeast Pre
cinct officers found the van at SE
31st Ave., and Powell Blvd. and at
tem pted to stop it. The van did not
stop and continued eastbound.
At about SE 38th Ave., pursuing
officers observed the driver put a gun
to his head, then shoot himself, fh e
van continued for about another block
before colliding with o th e r cars
stopped for the light at SE 39th
Ave.
O fficers believed that a second
arm ed suspect might be hiding in
the van, so the Special Em ergency
Reaction Team was activated and |
checked the van. No one else was in
the van.
D uring the operation and ensu
ing investigation, traffic east and
west on Powell Blvd was blocked.
I he nam e o f th e suspect will be j
released by the M edical Exam in
e r ’s office pending notification o f I
relatives.
D etectives Susan Hill and Craig I
Yost are the investigators.
Suspect Sought For Attempted
Kidnapping And Exposing To Children
Portland Police are investigating
incidents in North Portland where a
I man approached children and told
them to get in Ins car and then later
| exposed to other children.
No children were injured in ei-
I ther incident. In all the cases the
suspect was described as driving a
e a rly 1 9 8 0 's b lu e f o u r- d o o r
| Chevrolet Citation.
The first incident occurred at N.
I Knowles A ve and N. H olland St.
1 when a lone white male, described
as being approxim ately 30-years-old
with gold rim m ed glasses drove up to
a five-year-old boy and two four-
year-girls. Ih e suspect allegedly
asked the children w here they lived,
then told them to get in his car.
The boys mother, who was w atch
ing the kids from inside her house
went outside, at which time the sus
pect drove away.
About an hour later a white male
in a blue C hevrolet C itation exposed
him self to an eight-year-old girl in
the 2600 block o fN . Farragut Ave.
then apparently drove to the area o f
N. W inched St. and N. W ayland
Ave. w here he exposed him self to
two girls, one eight and one seven
years o f age.
In that incident the suspect also
told the girls to get in his car. The
girls ran hom e to tell their parents
and the suspect fled.
A nyone w ith inform ation on
these cases should contact D etec
tive David Y am asaki at 823-0479.
The Educational
Opportunities
Program
Scholarship
Fundraising
Auction
On the evening o f Friday, April
1 9 ,1 9 9 6
The event will run from 7:00 pm
to 10:00 pm and consists o f a silent
auction, an oral auction, m usic, and a
dessert buffet with treats from local
bakeries.
Some o f the items w hich will be
up for auction include the following:
Two nights for tw o in the spa suite
at the H allm ark Hotel in N ew port.
An opportunity to be the “guest
coach” at an O SU football game.
This incudes dinner with the team, a
seat on the sideline with the team,
and the chance to send in that “w in
ning play” you know would help the
team win.
An autographed bottle o f Amity
V in eyards’ 1992 W inem aker’s Re
serve Pinot N oir M agnum
The cost o f attending is $5.00 and
includes a free dessert buffet.
All m onies raised by this event
will go directly to a scholarship fund
for EO P students.
T ickets fo rth isev e n t will be avail
a b le at G ra ss R oots B o o k sto re,
allbright and Raw Pharm acy, the
E ducation O p portunities program
(7 3 7 -3928) and at the door.
C om eout for a gala evening* (. ome
support EOP students!
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Steel Storage Reservoi r. The project consists of the construc
tion of a 0.49 MG steel reservoir installed on a concrete
foundation including site preparation, piping and foundation.
Schedule “ C ”
Water Service Meter Installation. The project consists of
installing approximately 360 water meters of various sizes in
existing water service laterals.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of H.G.E.,
INC, Engineers & Planners, 375 Park Avenue, Coos Bay,
Oregon 97420, and 19 N.W. 5th Avenue, Portland, Oregon
97209.
One copy of the Contract Documents may be obtained by
prospective bidders and plan exchanges, from H.G.E.’s Coos
Bay Office (541 -269-1166), upon receipt of cash or check in
the amount of $ 100.00 made payable to the Engineer. Depos
it made upon procurement of drawings, specifications, and
forms of contract documents will be non -refundable. Individ
ual sheets and specification pages may be purchased for the
cost of reproduction: Drawings $2.00 per sheet; specifica
tions $0.25 per sheet.
Bidders must prequalify with Owner, on Standard Oregon
Review Board Prequalification forms, ten (10) days prior to
bid opening. Disqualification statements shall be issued not
later than four (4) days before bid opening by the Owner.
Perqualification forms may be obtained from the Engineer
and should be submitted to the Owner via the Engineer. If a
prequalification form is on file with the Engineer and is not
over one year old, refiling is not necessary unless there has
been a substantial change in Contractor’s status.
No bid will be considered unless fully completed in the
manner provided in the “ Instructions to Bidders” upon the bid
form provided by the Engineer and accompanied by a bid
bond executed in favor of the City of Powers in an amount not
less than ten percent (10%) of the total amount of the bid. Bid
bond is to be forfeited as a fixed and liquidated damage
should the bidder neglect or refuse to enter into a contract and
provide suitable bond for the faithful performance of the work
in the event the contract is awarded them. Funds for the
improvements are available, and monthly payments will be
made by check.
Sub-Bids Requested
Tanner Creek Sewer Relief Phase 1 - Unit 1
City of Portland
Bids: April 2, 1996 Bid Time: 2:00 p.m.
PW. PDL, Tilt, Cruise, Am Fm Cass, AC, $5395.
heating oils
Schedule “ B ”
By order of the City of Powers.
‘ 8 6 J e e p C h e r o k e e : 4Dr, L aredo PKG, A uto, 6 cyl.
‘ 8 6 N is s a n P i c k - U p : 5spd, Am FM Cass, M ags, $2995.
Water Treatment Plant and Equipment. The project consists
of the construction of a 0.65 MGD water treatment plant
including flocculator, tube settler and filter bay equipment,
clearwell, plant motor control center, backwash ponds, piping
and treatment plant building.
The City of Powers may reject any bid not in compliance with
all prescribed public bidding procedures and requirements,
and may reject for good cause any and all bids upon the
finding of the City of Powers that it is in the public interest to
do so. No bidder may withdraw or modify their bid after the
hour set for the opening and thereafter until the lapse of Ninety
(90) days from the bid opening.
MlBW
Speedy Service
Friendly
Call For Quote
The project consists of a 0.65 MGD Water Treatment Plant,
0.49 MG bolted steel reservoir and the installation of 360
water service meters. Project components and estimated
quantities are as follows:
Schedule “ A ”
Before a Contract will be awarded, compliance with all OEDD
requirements specified in the Contract Documents will be
subject to OEDD review and approval.
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M uto J H dvantaqe
Service
An optional pre-bid conference will be held at 1:00 P.M.
Monday, April 1, 1996 at the City Hall in Powers.
The attention of Bidders is directed to the requirements and
conditions of employment to be observed and minimum rates
to be paid under the Contract. The Bidder shall comply with
provisions of the Davis-Bacon Act (40 U.S.C. 276a) for this
public work project.
The
NEW AND USED CARS, TRUCKS, VANS
Bid opening will be conducted in the Council Chambers and
will be publicly opened and read aloud.
Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the
provisions of the President's Executive Order No. 11246
concerning equal em ployment opportunity, including all
amendments and requirements issued thereunder. The re
quirements for Bidders and Contractors under this Order are
explained in the Contract Documents.
"Classic Pose", John Van Dreal;
March 25 - April 18, 1996;
Buckley Center Gallery University
Of Portland
AUTO BROKER
Sealed bids for the construction of water system improve
ments for the City of Powers, Coos County, Oregon, will be
received by the City until 2:00 P.M.. Pacific Time, on April 15.
1996. Bids submitted prior to opening are to be delivered to
the City Recorder’s Office, 3rd and Fir Street, Powers, Ore
gon 97466.
Any Contract award under this Notice to Contractors is
expected to be funded in part by a grant from the United States
Department of Housing and Urban Development through the
Oregon Community Development Block Grant Program and
by a grant and loan from the W ater/Wastewater Finance
Program, funded by the Oregon State lottery. Funding pro
grams are administered by the State of Oregon, Oregon
Economic Development Department (OEDD). Neither the
United States nor any of its departments, agencies, or em
ployees is or will be a party to this Notice to Contractors of any
resulting contract. This procurement will be subject to regu
lations contained in Pari 33 procurement Under Assistance
Agreements. Contracts are subject to 40 CFR regulations.
Oil paintings by John Van Dreal will
be exhibited March 25 to April 18 at
Buckley Center G allery on the U niver
sity o f Portland cam pus.
Van D real’s tim e proven techniques
create evocative, contem porary images
o f the human figure, both nude and
clothed. “As a craftsm an I am fascinat
ed with the use o f alia prima oil painting
com bined with glazing to render form
and capture light,” Van Dreal Says.
Strongly lit forms are com bined with
historical, social and political sym bols
to evoke a moody tim elessness.
Buckely Center G allery hours are
8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m., M onday through
Friday and 8:30 a m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Dad’s
Notice To Contractors
The successful Bidder must be registered, or shall become
registered, with the Construction Contractor’s Board or li
censed by the State Landscape Contractor's Board as re
quired by ORS 671.530. Bidder is not required to be licensed
under ORS 468A.720.
Oil Paintings
Exhibited
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The Portland Bureau o f Fire, Res-
cue& Emergency Services has adopt
ed all ofthe public elementary schools
in the area served by the Bureau.
In an effort to reduce the num ber
o f juvenile related fires, every ele
mentary school will have a represen
tative fire com pany or person as
signed to the school.
Don Porth, Senior Inspector and
D irector o f the O ffice o f Public Ed
ucation for the Fire Bureau stated,
"Juvenile related fires are increasing
in every category.” That m eans the
total n u m b ero fju v en ilecau sed fires,
the num ber o f juvenile arson, and the
ratio o fju v en ile caused fires to total
fires is increasing.
Each year in Portland, an average
o f two people die through childrens
misuse o f m atches and I ighters. A Iso,
an average o f $750,000.00 in dam
age is caused by children playing
with fire.
Each fire station in the Portland
Fire Bureau is tasked with making
contact with elem entary schools in
the area they serve. In form ing a
partnership with those schools, and
getting to know the ch ildren, we hope
to reduce the num ber o f youth related
fires.
The Youth Education program is
the um brella concept for all o f the
youth related injury prevention pro
gram s the Fire Bureau will be using
in the future. T he A dopt-A -School
program is one com ponent o f that
strategy.
We have categorized all schools
by the num ber o f juvenile related
fires in the com m unity served by the
schools, and reports we received from
various agencies.
As time and financing perm its, we
will be supplying all elem entary
schools with copies o f Learn N ot To
Burn fire curriculum and copies o f
the accom panying resource books.
Also, each school will receive two
copies o f the “ Friends From Your
Fire Station” video.
The material is free and will be
sent to your neighborhood schools as
soon as we can.
To date, Portland G eneral E lec
tric has g e n e ro u sly c o n trib u te d
$10,000 for curriculum purchase.
fhe Portland Bureau o f Fire, Res
cue & Em ergency Services w ants to
partner with your neighborhood and
your school and help in any way we
can.
Check with your school to see if
they are taking advantage o f this p ro
gram.
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and request sub-bids from women and
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