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Coastal Oregon: Mostly cloudy today; pleas-
ant across the north. Partly cloudy tonight.
Eastern Washington: Mostly cloudy today;
a shower in the north, near the Idaho border
and in central sections.
Cascades: Intervals of clouds and sun today.
Partly cloudy tonight. Sun and some clouds
tomorrow.
Northern California: A thunderstorm in the
interior mountains today; low clouds break-
ing at the coast. Some sun in central parts.
Eastern and Central Oregon: Heavy show-
ers in the south and upper Treasure Valley
today; cloudy in central parts. Cloudy in the
morning, then some sun across the north.
Western Washington: Mostly cloudy today.
Partly cloudy tonight. Times of clouds and
sun tomorrow.
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About 12 hours after win-
ning the GOP nomination for
governor, Rep. Knute Bue-
hler called on lawmakers to
consider emergency legis-
lation to boost oversight of
teacher misconduct as part of
their special session later this
month.
Buehler’s proposal would
prohibit provisions in teacher
contracts that allow the
destruction of personnel doc-
uments related to complaints
and investigations when a
teacher moves to a new job.
The Bend lawmakers
said the fix is a higher prior-
ity than Gov. Kate Brown’s
intention for the special ses-
sion to expand tax breaks
to small businesses, a move
that Buehler characterized as
political posturing.
“I would always choose
keeping kids safe over tax
reform, especially corpo-
rate tax reform designed to
be political theater for Kate
Brown’s reelection cam-
paign,” Buehler said in a
phone interview Wednesday
with the Pamplin/EO Capi-
tal Bureau.
Jaime Valdez/Portland Tribune
GOP gubernatorial nominee. Knute Buehler has chal-
lenged Gov. Kate Brown to change the focus of the
special session May 21 toward child protection.
Brown’s
campaign
referred questions about the
special session to the Gov-
ernor’s Office, which was
not immediately available
Wednesday afternoon.
Buehler said he wants
to prevent incidents simi-
lar to those involving Mitch
Whitehurst. Portland Public
Schools retained the teacher
and coach for 30 years
despite multiple complaints
against him of sexual mis-
conduct against students.
A 322-page audit con-
cerning the district’s failures
Corrections
The article “Latest legal move from Hamley’s co-owner
comes to end” (May 2, Page 3A) included incorrect infor-
mation about Pearce Woodfield Development. Parley Pearce
and Blair Woodfield share ownership of both Hamley’s prop-
erties and the development company, but the development
company does not own the Hamley’s properties. Woodfield
also won judgements against the company and Pearce for
$873,000, but the company does not have enough assets to
cover the amount.
in addressing the problems
recommended that Portland
Public Schools discontinue
the practice of separation
agreements that include gag
orders that prevent disclosure
of conduct.
Brown, a Democrat who
is seeking her second and
final term as governor, called
a special session for May 21
to expand state tax breaks to
sole proprietors. They were
excluded from breaks given
in 2013 to owners of other
types of businesses, such
as S-corporations and part-
nerships, in which business
income is taxed at the own-
er’s personal rate rather than
higher corporate rates.
The move was meant to
console business owners
after Brown signed Senate
Bill 1528 into law last month.
The new law prevented them
from claiming a new 20 per-
cent deduction, provided in
federal tax reform, on their
state tax returns.
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DEVELOP: Jivanjee has
not yet repaid $200,000
Continued from 1A
But the development has
also undergone multiple
changes that have required
additional city involvement
and cost.
To assist Jivanjee in
building the original Pend-
leton Heights subdivi-
sion off of Tutuilla Road,
the city fronted the costs
of more than $1 million
in infrastructure improve-
ments to the area.
In exchange, Jivanjee
agreed to pay back most of
the infrastructure costs. As
enforcement measures, the
city placed liens on Jivan-
jee’s properties and created
a stipulation in the agree-
ment that allowed the city
to retake the land if it went
undeveloped.
While Jivanjee’s plans
long called for 72 town-
houses, Jivanjee then
changed his mind after
building the first 32 units.
In April 2016, he
received permission from
the planning commission
to convert the final phase
of the project to 100 apart-
ment units, an arrangement
Jivanjee said would be
cheaper to build.
That same year, the
council also agreed to con-
tribute $176,651 toward
extending the road to the
new complex.
Jivanjee returned to the
council in 2017 and asked
members to transfer the
$320,000 in liens from
the 32 townhouses to the
apartment complex, which
would allow him to apply
for longterm financing.
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$200,000 in lien debt
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apartments started the other
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Corbett said Jivanjee has
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Although council mem-
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their discussion with Jivan-
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several other issues.
• The council unan-
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Oregon
automatically
conforms to federal tax code
unless state lawmakers pass
legislation specifically to
modify it.
Brown said the special
session would “stop this
unfairness” created in the
2013 state tax reform.
“It’s imperative that the
Legislature take action now
so that many more Oregon
small businesses can take
advantage of this economic
incentive,” Brown said May
9.
Education is expected
to take the forefront in the
campaign for the governor’s
office. The issue is one that
resonates with both Repub-
licans and the Democrats,
Independents and nonaffili-
ated voters, whom Buehler
would need to win the Gov-
ernor’s Office in the Demo-
cratic-majority state.
Buehler has said if elected
governor, he would hold off
on signing any bills until law-
makers reached agreement
on reforming the state’s pub-
lic pension system to free up
more money for education.
He also is a proponent of
school choice and more dual
credit opportunities for high
school pupils.
Brown’s
campaign
spokesman, Christian Gas-
ton, said she has “a well-ar-
ticulated vision for our edu-
cation system in Oregon.”
“She’s made targeted
investments improving grad-
uation rates by 4.7 percent
and is focused on expanding
hands-on learning opportu-
nities through Future Ready
Oregon.”
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WORLD CITIES
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Klamath Falls
70/39
5:22 a.m.
8:22 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
11:04 p.m.
Last
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June 6
Caldwell
75/52
Medford
77/49
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6.31"
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SUN AND MOON
May 29
Bend
72/40
Burns
70/37
PRECIPITATION
May 21
John Day
70/44
Ontario
76/54
65°
47°
32° (2002)
24 hours ending 3 p.m.
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Normal year to date
Sunrise today
Sunset tonight
Moonrise today
Moonset today
First
Full
Albany
68/46
Eugene
69/45
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HIGH
81° 59°
Spokane
Wenatchee
70/50
80/57
Tacoma
Moses
69/49
Lake
Pullman
Aberdeen Olympia
Yakima 82/56
68/49
61/48
68/45
85/56
Longview
Kennewick Walla Walla
67/47
77/56 Lewiston
83/56
Astoria
73/53
61/48
Portland
Enterprise
Hermiston
71/50
Pendleton 65/46
The Dalles 81/55
77/52
77/54
La Grande
Salem
70/48
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Today
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Thursday, May 17, 2018
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