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cont’d from pg 9
money is at stake and the
industry wants some-
one, who will see its side,
rather than the public in-
terest in what the Consti-
tution says is the ‘promo-
tion of useful Arts.’”
Chambers continued:
“It is no secret that the
industry lobbies and do-
nates hard, regarding
Democrats and Republi-
cans alike. And many of
them are African Ameri-
can lawmakers, like Rep.
Conyers. This basically
surrenders congressio-
nal power over intellec-
tual property right there
in the Constitution, to
the Executive Branch,
hence President Trump.”
Chambers said that
means that President
Donald Trump would,
in essence, run the Copy-
right Offi ce.
There
were
only
13 Congressional Black
Caucus members out of
46 voting in the House,
who voted to maintain
the powers of the Librar-
ian of Congress.
Those members were:
Reps.
Alma
Adams
(D-N.C.), Joyce Beatty
(D-Ohio), Sanford Bish-
op (D-Ga.), G.K. Butter-
fi eld (D-N.C.), Jim Cly-
burn (D-S.C.), Marcia
Fudge (D-Ohio), Hank
Johnson (D-Ga.), Don
McEachin (D-Va.), Don
Payne (D-N.J.), Cedric
Richmond (D-La.), Bobby
Rush (D-Ill.), Bobby Scott
(D-Va.), Bennie Thomp-
son (D-Miss.) and Bonnie
Watson-Coleman (D-N.J.).
All the other voting CBC
members favored modi-
fying the position to take
power away from the Li-
brarian of Congress.
All the other voting
CBC members favored
modifying the position to
take power away, includ-
ing Conyers and Reps.
Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) and
Anthony Brown (D-Md.)
who hail from Hayden’s
home state of Maryland.
According to the United
States Census Bureau,
Blacks account for more
than 30 percent of Mary-
land’s population.
House
Democratic
Leader Nancy Pelosi
(D-Calif.) voted against
taking
power
away
from the position Carla
Hayden now holds.
In a statement aft er the
legislation passed yes-
terday, House Judiciary
Committee Bob Good-
latte wrote, “the Register
of Copyrights Selection
and Accountability Act is
one product of the House
Judiciary
Committee’s
multi-year comprehen-
sive review of our copy-
right laws.”
SUB-BIDS REQUESTED
Multnomah County Health Depart-
ment Headquarters Project
CITY PLANNER II – LAND USE
The City of Portland, Bureau of Development Services
invites applications for the position of City Planner II –
Land Use. Salary $31.44 - $36.34. Recruitment opens
May 22, 2017 and closes June 5, 2017. For details and
to apply please visit www.portlandoregon.gov/jobs . The
City values diversity and encourages everyone who is
interested in employment with the City to apply – we are
an equal opportunity affirmative action employer.
5-24-17
Sectional Door Re-Bid
Overhead sectional door
Bid Date: May 31, 2017 at 2:00 PM
Bid Documents will be available electronically at the
following FTP site on May 17th:
Address: ftp.jedunn.com
Username: hdhq | Password: 13083700-2016
Contact Nick Woodard with any questions
Nick.Woodard@JEDunn.com | (971) 270-2870
MANAGER SENIOR
Multnomah County Department of Community Justice
(DCJ) is accepting applications for the position of Manag-
er Senior. This position provides leadership and guidance
in achieving DCJ’s vision of Community Safety Through
Positive Change. If you are interested in fi nding out more
information about this position, please visit www.multco.
us/jobs for the complete job announcement and to apply.
The deadline to apply for this position is May 23, 2017.
DELIVERY
DRIVER
Weekly North Port-
land newspaper is
seeking a driver to
distribute the week-
ly publication in the
Metro Portland and
Greater Vancouver
areas as well as
other duties. Must
be
dependable
and possess a val-
id driver’s license
with no previous
accident or moving
citation and may
have to submit to a
random drug test.
Contact (503) 285-
5555.
5-24-17
424 NW 14th Ave
Portland, OR 97209
Phone: 503-978-0800
Community
Business Directory
*Project MWESB goals are 20%*
JE Dunn is an equal opportunity employer.
5-24-17
INVITATION TO BID
University of Oregon (UO)
Bean Hall Renovations and Additions
Bid Date: June 6, 2017, 3:00 p.m.
Fortis Construction is seeking proposals for the Uni-
versity of Oregon (UO) Bean Hall Renovations and
Additions. The project is owned by the UO and lo-
cated at 1741 E. 15th Ave Eugene, OR 97403. Fortis
is the Construction Manager / General Contractor
for the University of Oregon (UO).
Bid Packages: 1.70 Final Cleaning, 2.40 Demoli-
tion, 3.20 Concrete, 3.30 FRP Composite Reinforce-
ment, 4.20 Masonry, 5.10 Structural Steel and Misc.
Metals, 6.20 Millwork and Casework, 7.30 Fireproof-
ing, 7.40 Roofi ng, 7.60 Metal Paneling, 7.80 Expan-
sion Joints, 8.10 Doors, Frames and Hardware, 8.40
Storefronts and Glazing, 8.50 Vinyl Windows, 8.60
Skylights, 9.10 Drywall and Ceilings, 9.20 Tile, 9.30
Flooring, 9.60 Painting, 10.10 Misc. Specialties,
11.10 Equipment, 12.10 Furnishings, 14.00 Eleva-
tors, 31.00 Earthwork and Utilities, 32.10 Concrete
Paving, 32.90 Landscape and Irrigation
RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITATOR
ADVERTISING
LifeWorks NW’s Project Network program is a res-
idential program with a focus on the African Ameri-
can community for women in recovery dealing with
alcohol/drug issues who are with their small chil-
dren. RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITATOR position
supervises residents/chores, provides staffing/over-
sight, and reports any problems that occur to clinical
staff. $13.50-$14.50/hr. Details and to apply, go to
www.lifeworksnw.org. LifeWorks NW believes that
diversity strengthens our workforce and empowers
our community. EEO/AA employer. All qualifi ed ap-
plicants will receive consideration for employment
without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gen-
der identity, national origin, disability, veteran status,
or any other status in accordance with law.
5-24-17
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INSURANCE
Bid Info and Documents: https://app.buildingcon-
nected.com/public/5430e7da5cdc2e0300dda7f6
NON-MANDATORY PRE-BID MEETINGS:
1) Wednesday, May 24th @ 3:30 PM. Meet in the
West Conference room in Bean Hall.
2) Thursday, May 25th @ 11:00 AM. Meet in the
West Conference room in Bean Hall.
Questions Due By @ 5:00 PM on 5/26/17
Final Addendum (from Architect/Fortis) – Issued no
later than 5/31/17
Faxed or emailed bids are acceptable:
Email – Natasha.carroll@fortisconstruction.com
Fax – 503.459.4478
For each scope of work bidding there is a bid pack-
age scope of work and associated bid form. In the
bid package, you will fi nd information you need to
bid your trade. Please read carefully everything in
the bid package and complete the bid form. Incom-
plete bid forms will not be accepted.
RESTAURANTS
Contact:
Natasha Carroll, 503-309-7369
Natasha.Carroll@fortisconstruction.com
1705 SW Taylor Street, Suite 200
Portland OR 97205
Phone: 503-459-4477
Fax: 503-459-4478
OR CCB#155766
We are an equal opportunity employer and request
sub bids from minority, women, disadvantaged, and
emerging small business enterprises.
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