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lanuary 12, 2 0 0 5
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Grant Accountant
Multnomah County’s Department of School and Community
Partnerships is seeking candidates for a full-time Grant Accountant
position. The person in this position tracks, reconciles and analyzes
expenditures and revenues related to multiple grants funded by
private, local, State and Federal sources. Requires two years of
progressively responsible accounting or fiscal management
experience which should include grant accounting experience. A a
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or a directly related field
is required. Salary: $19.32 to $23.76 per hour. Closing Date:
January 21, 2005
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REQUEST FOR BIDS
DENTIST
Management & Training Corporation (MTC), Springdale Job Corps
Center (SJCC) in Troutdale, Oregon is soliciting hourly rate quotations
for Dental Services at 12 hours per week. SJCC is operated by MTC
under contract with The Department of Labor for 165+ student
population between the ages of 16-24 years. The period of
performance is based upon hire start date through 09/30/05,
with four option years extended through 9/30/09. Scope of work
is available upon request by calling 503-695-2245 ext 210.
The qualified professional must be fully licensed, accredited,
certified and registered to practice in the State of Oregon.
As an affirmative action employer, we are seeking qualified minority,
female, veteran and disabled applicants: however, all qualified
applicants will be considered.
Springdale Job Corps Center
31224 E. Historic Columbia River Highway
Troutdale, OR 97060
RESPONSES MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN
CLOSE OF BUSINESS MONDAY - FEBRUARY 14, 2005
SUB BIDS REQUESTED
New Columbia Trenton
Buildings North and South
Portland, Oregon
Including: Construction of two mixed-use wood frame and structural
steel buildings. The North building consists of 32 units of housing
and is 35,272 SF. The South building consists of 42 units of housing
and is 54,171 SF.
Bid Date: February 1 by 2:00 pm
Walsh
Construction Co./
Oregon
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s p e c ia l e d itio n .
Mississippi Justice Waits 40 Years
Klansman
charged in
murders of civil
rights workers
(AP) — Reputed Ku Klux Kian
member Edgar Ray Killen pleaded
“not guilty" three times Friday as
he was arraigned on murder charges
in the slayings o f three civil rights
workers more than 40 years ago.
Killen, 79, was arrested T hurs­
day in the 1964 shooting deaths
James Chaney, a 21 -year-old black
M ississippian, and two white New
Y orkers, Andrew Goodman, 20. and
Michael Schwemer, 24. It was the
first time the state has sought crim i­
nal charges in the case that out­
raged a nation.
Rep. John Lewis, the black Geor­
gia congressman who knew the
three slain men, hailed the arrest
Friday, telling N BC’s "Today” that
it was "a tremendous step down a
very long road.”
In 1967, the Justice Department
tried Killen and I8otherm en-m any
of them also Kian members - on
federal civil rights violations. Seven
Edgar Ray Killen faces a judge during his arraignment Friday on
murder charges in the deaths o f three civil rights workers, 40
years after their deaths.
It is never, ever too late to bring
about justice and send the strongest
possible message that bigotry' and hate
will not be tolerated in our society.
- Civil rights leader and U .S. Rep. John Lewis
were convicted and sentenced to
prison terms ranging from three to
10 years. Killen was freed after his
trial ended in a hung jury.
From her home in New York,
G oodm an's mother, Carolyn, said
she "knew that in the end the right
thing was going to happen.” She
added: “I'm not looking forrevenge.
I'm looking for justice.”
Lewis, elected to Congress from
Georgia in 1986. was chairm an of a
leading civil right group, the Stu­
dent N o n v io len t C o o rd in a tin g
Committee, from 1963 to 1966.
"It is never, ever too late to bring
O ffe n d e r Accused o f L u rin g C h ild ren
A local radio station em ­
ployee has been accused of
using his job to lure minors
into sexual encounters.
David Edison Neel, 28,
faces charges of rape, sex
abuse and contributing to
the sexual delinquency of a
minor, related to a Nov. 9
incident at Oaks Park.
D etectives believe that
Neel, a registered sex of­
fender, may have used his
David Edison Neel
jo b at radio station KVMX
"T heM ix 107.5" to gain ac­
cess to minors. There is no
evidence that members of
the station or the park had
any know ledgeof the illegal
activities.
Anyone with information
is asked to call the Sexual
Assault Detail of the Port­
land Police Bureau Detec­
tive Division at 503-823-
(422.
Texas Cop’s Perjury Trial Begins
(AP) — A pool of 101 prospective
jurors in Lubbock, Texas began answ er­
ing a ju d g e's questions Monday in the
perjury trial of a former pol ice officer whose
discredited drug busts put dozens of black
people in prison. Tom Coleman could face
We strongly encourage Disadvantaged Business Enterprises,
Emerging Small Business Enterprises and Minority Business
Enterprises and Woman-owned Business Enterprises to submit
bids on this work. DMWESB companies MUST be certified in the
scope of work they will be bidding.
ie Multnomah County Health
¡partment is seeking a full-time
ivironmental Health Educator,
is position will be responsible
r identifying and prioritizing
mmunity environmental health
oblem s. D e ve lo p in g and
(rforming environmental health
lucation and outreach utilizing
iltu ra lly com p e te n t and
ig u is tic a lly
a p p ro p ria te
ethods. Salary is $19.82 per
>ur. Apply by January 21,2005.
ip llc a tlo n m a teria ls are
a ila b le
o n -lin e
at
vw.multcoiobs.org or in person
Multnomah County Human
¡sources Division, 1120 SW
Fth Avenue, 1“ Floor Lobby,
irltnad, OR. Multnomah County
actively recruiting persons from
rious e th n ic and cu ltu ral
ickground to enhance services
our diverse com m u nities,
lingual/bicultural candidates
e encouraged to apply. An Equal
iportunity Employer.
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L aw & J ustice ______
2905 SW First Ave. Portland, OR 97201
Phone: 503-222-4375 Fax: 503-274-7676
Contact: Ed Sloop
ORCCB# 147267
Plans Are Available on January 5 after 9 a.m. At:
Walsh Construction Co./Oregon,
Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs (OAME),
Housing Development Center,
McGraw Hill Construction/Dodge,
Daily Journal of Commerce,
Oregon Contractor Plan Center,
African-American Contractors Federation,
and Reed Construction Data.
Environmental Health Educator
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up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine
on each o f three felony charges of aggra­
vated perjury. The trial centers on whether
Coleman lied about his own arrest record
during evidentiary hearings for some of
the defendants in 2003.
about justice and send the stron­
gest possible message that bigotry
and hate will not be tolerated in our
society,” he said Friday.
Killen's arrest followed a grand
jury session that apparently included
testimony from individuals believed
to have knowledge of the slayings.
C haney,
G oodm an
an d
Schw em er. were killed on a lonely
dirt road as they drove to a church
to investigate a fire. The trio alleg­
edly was stopped by Klansmen,
beaten and shot to death.
They were participating in Free­
dom Summer 1964. when hundreds
o f young, mostly white, college
students came to the South to reg­
ister blacks to vote and start educa­
tional programs.
Several weeks later, their bodies
were found buried in a dam a few
miles from the church. The case
was dram atized in the 1988 movie
“M ississippi Burning.”
Killen has always denied a role in
the slayings.
M ississippi has had some suc­
cess reopening old civil rights m ur­
der cases, including a 1994 convic­
tion o f Byron de la Beckwith for the
1963 assassination o f N AACP field
secretary M edgar Evers.
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