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lune 28. 2006
After School for Low Income Program Cut
W ith a slush o f the budget at a
June 22 hearing, the M ultnomah
County Board o f C om m issioners
cut $1.7 million from Schools Unit
ing Neighbors or SUN, a popular
after-school program that serves
low-inconie and minority ehiIdren.
Chairw om an Diane Linn, along
with Commissioner Lonnie Roberts.
failed to win a majority vote against
the trio o f county com m issioners
proposing the cuts - Serena Cruz
W alsh. Lisa Naito and Maria Rojo
de Steffey.
The three com m issioners issued
a press release earlier this month,
stating that the proposed cuts may
require each SUN coordinator to
Vancouver’s
July 4th Party
adm inister tw o schools instead of
one.
The cuts com e in the wake of
national honors bestowed upon the
program, and after a publicized de
bate between Linn and the majority
com missioners.
Cruz W alsh said the issue is not
about L inn’s status as a lame duck,
F ort V a n c o u v e r N atio n al H isto ric S ite.
T h e te le v ise d e v e n t is best e x p e rie n c e d
in p e rso n at th e p ark , as th e e x p lo sio n s
a c tu a lly sh a k e o n lo o k e rs w h en the b ril
liant c o lo rs fill th e e n tire sk y , b u t the
d isp la y w ill be c le a rly v isib le fo r m iles
from e ith e r sid e o f th e C o lu m b ia R iver.
T h e b ig g e st fire w o rk s d is p la y s w est
o f the M ississip p i R iv er ta k e s p la ce this
F o u rth o f Ju ly in V a n c o u v e r at T he
but about the budget.
“W e all value ed u catio n and
the S ch o o ls U niting N eig h b o r
hoods program , but not at the
ex p en se o f co re serv ices the
co unty is d u ty -b o u n d to p ro
v id e,” she w rote in an O re g o
nian article the day o f the b u d
get hearing.
L iv e m u sic a l e n te r ta in m e n t fo r th e
F o u rth o f J u ly e v e n t b e g in s T u e s d a y
m o rn in g an d e n d s at 10:10 p.m . w ith the
fire w o rk s sh o w .
F o r a c o m p le te s c h e d u le , v is it
o ffic ia l4 th o tju ly .o rg /a p p o r c a ll 3 6 0 - 8 16-
6200.
Old Murder Case Cracked
P o rtla n d
C o ld
C ase Squad d e te c
tiv e s h av e fin a lly
made arrests in the
1998 m urder o f 19-
y ear-o ld R ahshann
Stone. Indicted last
week by a Multnomah
County G rand Jury
were Jason D. Benton,
31, and D eandre D.
Moreland, 30.
Stone was gunned Rahshann Stone
down while clutching
a picture o f his infant son near ward with
N o rth e a s t 14,h A v e n u e an d his death.
A lbertaonFeb.7,1998.
D e te c tiv e s b e lie v e
Stone had gang affili
ations, hut was trying
to d istan ce h im self
from those associates.
H e’d found full-time
em ploym ent and was
a new father.
Cold C ase Squad
in v e s tig a to rs sp en t
m onths trying to con
vince reluctant w it
nesses to com e for-
inform ation regarding
Measles Warning Issued
SAFEWAY O Ingredients for life..
This 4th o f July we are your Great Grilling Center
RANCHERS
A case o f m easles has promoted
health officials to urge vaccinations
for people who might have been
exposed.
Health officials said a patient
with a suspected case of measles
visited K aiser Perm anente medical
offices in V ancouver and Portland
three tim es during the past week.
He also visited tw o V ancouver
businesses on June 26, O scar's at
4901 N .E . St. Jo h n s Rd. and
W algreens, 3200 N.E. 52nd.
People should confirm whether
or not they are already im m une to
m easles and if they are not immune
should receive m easles vaccina
tion with three days o f their expo
sure, health officials said. Anyone
w ho develops any o f the early
sym ptom s o f m easles should con
tact his or her doctor or a local
health department for advice im m e
diately.
‘I’m HIV positive’
co n tin u ed
ease Prevention and Treatment Pro
gram. “W e're hoping more people
will receive notification they might
have beenexposed to HIV or other
STD s.”
Laws require doctors or labs to
report certain infections, including
many STDs, to public health agen
cies. Health w orkers urge willing
patients to tell old llam es about
their illness. But many people are
reluctant. So public health workers
will call or visit the ex-partners in
s te a d , w ith o u t r e v e a lin g th e
patient’s name, which is legally
protected. But e-mail has proven to
be a popular alternative.
Deb Levine, founder of the non
profit Internet Sexuality Inform a
tion Services Inc., which developed
inSPO T with S aa Francisco health
officials said it is popular for a num
ber o f reasons.
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Patientscan use the system with
out the health d ep artm en t’s in
volvem ent and it records no infor
mation about users or card recipi
ents. And people can reach part
ners w ho them may only known
through online contact.
San F ran cisco 'h ealth w orkers
learned that e-m ail was an essential
tool several years ago as they battled
an alarm ing rise in syphilis among
gay and bisexual men, many of
whom met online
“ W e fe lt th a t, b e c a u s e the
Internet was where the men were
m eeting, we should use the Internet
as an intervention," Levine said.
Senders log on to the site and
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