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Page 6A TV TIME East Oregonian Friday, June 23, 2017 RAINBOW: Rancher upset by Forest Service’s handling of the group “It’s a risk-based decision,” he said. “To try and kick them off the land would present a danger to employees and the public.” Tensions boiled over Wednesday night at a meeting hosted at the Canyon City Community Hall by members of the Rainbow Gathering and attended by Grant County residents. Within minutes, a brief yelling match erupted between residents and several of the roughly 2,000 attendees already at the site south of John Day preparing for the July 1-7 Rainbow Gathering. John Day resident Ken Mayhead demanded to know how the gathering would benefit residents and the community. He complained about the large numbers of law enforcement officers brought to town and the burden placed on taxpayers. “Taxpayers are cleaning up your mess,” Mayhead said. Rainbow attendee Gary Stubbs said the gathering purchased large quantities of food, fuel and camping equipment locally and esti- mated the gathering could bring as much as $300,000 into the local economy. He also said the number of law enforcement and government employees who were in town to monitor the event would also rent rooms and eat locally. Other residents raised fears about the gathering consuming all the food and fuel in the area. Rainbow attendees said they were working with wholesalers in the Bend area to get large quantities of food and advised local businesses to anticipate heightened demand for food and fuel in the coming weeks. Resident Kay Steele said gathering in the forest would put stress on local wildlife and disperse them into surrounding areas. Stubbs agreed the wildlife would be stressed and dispersed but said the ecosystem was likely to bounce back. To attempt to assuage fears about what would be left in the wake of the gathering, Rainbow attendee Adam Finch Buxbaum read a letter from the Forest Service about the 1997 Rainbow Gathering near Prineville. The letter, from Big Summit District Ranger Susan V. Skalski, praised the Rainbow Family for their cleanup job of the forest. Residents urged the gatherers to keep attendees respectful and stop them from being a public nuisance, citing incidents of public indecency and petty theft. A resident brought up concerns the gathering was bringing drugs and problems related to substance abuse into the area and said she no longer felt safe walking at night. Stubbs said some of the people gathering were drug users, but the gathering was dedicated to helping people. He described Serenity Ridge, a drug- and alcohol-free camp at the gathering, which holds 12-step meetings. Residents also asked why the group chose a forest near a community that had recently been ravaged by wildfire. Rainbow partic- ipants acknowledged the Canyon Creek Complex fire and said, because they mostly cooked with fires and wood stoves, they actually helped eliminate fire danger by removing downed wood. Multiple attendees asserted it was their consti- tutional right to assemble on public land. Resident Susan Church said a part of the fear is due to xenophobia. She said the local community had problems with crime and substance abuse just like the Rainbow Gathering. Gathering participant Eloisa Lewis said attendees rented the hall to communi- cate with locals and to try to get them involved. She said the meeting had been “luke- warm” and that both sides seemed afraid of each other. Lewis extended an invi- tation to all unsure about the gathering to come see for themselves at the site off Forest Road 24 in the Malheur National Forest west of Seneca. Rancher Loren Stout, who lives near the gathering spot and has a federal grazing permit on land adjacent to it, had specific complaints about the Forest Service’s handling of the group. Friday Morning 6 AM STATION PBS ABC NBC CBS FOX Continued from 1A 6:30 AgDay Hot/ Cleve. Good Day Oregon at 6 News News KOIN 6 News at 6 (N) Wake Up Northwest KGW News (N) Northwest Northwest KATU News Morning Stretch W.L.Yoga (31) KTNW Wild Kratts (59) OPB 13 Stretch 11 KPTV 3 (19) KEPR 2 KOIN 19 (25) KNDU 6 KGW 8 (42) KVEW 4 KATU 5 (11) KFFX 7 AM He said the Forest Service would punish ranchers if they ignored permit require- ments and tapped a spring for drinking water like the Rainbow Family has done. Stout said it took him two years to get a National Envi- ronmental Policy Act permit to drill an exploratory mining hole. “People are furious over this,” Stout said. “Not because it’s a friggin’ bunch of hippies, it’s the different standards.” On a Facebook page set up for this year’s event, one person posted, “If we were in control we would all have free energy, everyone would be housed and fed and we’d be having song circles every day.” “What is the pants policy at this event?” another poster asked. He was assured that nudity should be expected. In other postings, people urged fellow “family” Movies Sports Kids News 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM Good Day Good Day Oregon (N) CBS This Morning (N) CBS This Morning (N) Today Show Andy Grammer (N) Today Show Andy Grammer (N) Good Morning America (N) Good Morning America (N) Jet Go! Wild Kratts Nature Cat Nature Cat C.George D.Tiger members not to upset locals by panhandling or “gas jugging,” meaning to beg for gasoline. Others caution against “spanging,” a slang reference to asking for spare change. A stabbing among Rainbow members during a meeting in the Umatilla National Forest earlier in June has area residents worried about what the larger gathering will bring. The Forest Service also announced a community meeting for Friday in John Day to let residents ask ques- tions of Forest Service and law enforcement personnel. The meeting is from 5-6:30 p.m. in the Juniper Hall Conference Room of the Malheur National Forest headquarters, 431 Patterson Bridge Road. And the Harney County Senior Center, 17 S. Alder Ave., Burns, will host a public meeting Tuesday from 5-8 p.m. June 23, 2017 9:30 Paid Into Wild Good Day (N) Harry Let's Make a Deal Today Show II (N) Today Show II (N) Live (N) AM Northwest Sesame St. SuperW! D.Tiger SplashB. 10 AM 10:30 Steve Harvey The 700 Club The Price Is Right The Price Is Right Today Show III (N) Today Show III (N) The View The View D.Tiger DinoTrain SplashB. 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It to advocate for: makes sense that the high-achieving teens earlier children start going to the best to use alcohol and schools, living in drugs, and the more comfortable homes frequently they do, with successful the more likely it is parents. they will develop Aisha This group Sultan addictions down the sounds like the most line. Parents Talk Back privileged among “It’s hard to face us. Professor Suniya the truth,” Luthar Luthar also sees them as said, “that it may be your among the most vulnerable. child who is cutting or Luthar, professor of snorting Adderall.” psychology at Arizona In her samples, the State University, recently parents were educated published research based — doctors, lawyers and on the New England Study teachers — families with of Suburban Youth, which access to resources for followed two groups of treatment, but also less likely adolescents from affluent to openly talk about deaths communities into early due to overdoses. She says adulthood. Luthar’s research a key to addressing the suggests accomplished problem is drawing more teens in great schools are attention to the data, funding an under-recognized at-risk more research on the topic population facing higher and talking to teens about risks for substance abuse the research results. than their peers. “For high-achieving and “We found alarmingly ambitious youngsters, it high rates of substance could actually be persuasive abuse among young adults to share scientific data we initially studied as showing that in their own teenagers,” Luthar said. By communities, the statistical age 26, the rates of addiction odds of developing serious for men in this study were problems of addiction are twice as high as national two to three times higher norms; rates were three than norms,” she said. times as high for women. It makes sense that Rates of addiction ranged public policy has focused from 23 to 40 percent among on the risks at the opposite men and 19 to 24 percent end of the economic among women, according to spectrum. Children born the study, published in the into chronic poverty face May journal of Development greater challenges and risks and Psychopathology. of negative outcomes than “The most common one their peers. It can be difficult we hear about is Adderall,” to argue for supports for Luthar said. “Who has affluent children already it. Can I buy it. Who can born into such a strong give it to me.” She finds safety net, as opposed to that experimentation starts those struggling to have their younger in this cohort and basic needs met. continues through college, But Luthar argues that where it can turn to ecstasy it’s a different type of and cocaine. “When you intervention needed with are drinking vodka in Polar the population she studied. Springs bottles in seventh It’s not a call for diverting grade, it’s a problem.” resources, but for widening So why did these students the conversation to include in suburban schools, with the risks they face. It’s also high standardized test worthwhile to figure out how scores, robust extracurricular to minimize the risks for this activities and white-collar population, she says. She professional parents, show wants more research on kids consistently higher use of who grow up in pressure- substances? cooker, high-achieving The reasons are likely schools. multifold, according to One school she studied Luthar: High pressure had six students die of among teens to get into overdoses in a single year. elite universities, access “How many times are to disposable income, we going to look the other widespread peer approval way?” for substance use and ■ parents lulled into a false Aisha Sultan is a St. sense of security. 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