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Although he has many years
ol cpeneiic" in the law
pi'olcsMoii, Campbell says Ins
biggest pioblcin ill the elec
lion may be Conk's name
familiarity around the state.
"1 don't hit that," Camp
ti:i, said during an
r tew m llepiiuer last
week "Hut I 1o have a lot of
experience, anil I work hard in
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As l, ir as experience in law,
( '.nuplu'll has an abundance ot
that.
After graduating from Wil
lamette Collegeot Law in ltM-'.
he went on to serve three
years in the Navy before
entering private practice in
(iraiit County in 194(1.
lie stayed in private prac
tice until Hitoat which time he
HEPPNER. OttKCON
was appointed Circuit Judge
of the eleventh Judicial Dis
trict by then Covernor Hat
field He was reelected to the
position twice, once in 1!72,
and again in l'J78
In 1979 Judge Campbell was
appointed to the Court of
Appeals by Governor Atiyeh,
and then was appointed to the
Supreme Court by Atiyeh in
1980.
Weather
by The City
Hospital union rep. files complaint
Judy Sii'lx-I. a hospital union
n-pn-scntalivt' filed an Unfair
Labor Practice complaint
with the Employment Rela
tions Board in Salem, against
.Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Administrator A.K. (Lucky
Felt. March 17.
Siebel is representing hospi
tal employees that are mem
bers of the union in contract
negotiations between union
employees and the hospital.
The employees present two
year nine month contract
expires March 31.
Siebel said she filed the
complaint after two incidents,
one in February and the other
in March, when hospital
census was low (Low patient
load i and Felt allowed only
non-union employees to work
full eight hour shifts and aides
Kinzua closes for
2nd time this year
Kinzua Corporation closed
down its sawmill operation for
the second time this year
Monoay when the ht.i in.
from the log yard was run
through, said LaVerne Van
Marter, personnel manager
Again the shut down was due
to a lack of logs because wet
weather had stopped logging
Bank of E.O. names new
executive vice pres.
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Gerald H. Pit'rmm
tierald II IVi-son. it. !)...- !ven naiiu'fl executive vice
president of The l-'unk el !:.; :-t:i I'n-gon. President Gene
Pierce announced Tuesday
Pierson. who most ret enily s-i e.! one and one-half years
as president of the !;.uk it nlt P.noi Mvrtle Point, starts
with the Hank of PC Apt -A l
Before holding the Mviile IVip' positu n Pierson was
president of the First Nation i! t:.i.,-. , We t 1'aigo, North
Dakota, where he worked l.i vv.:h
A native of North Dakota, fisnson and his wife Harriet
have five children, all grown
The Bank of Fasten Orem, with headquarters in
Heppner, has branch oft ices in lane .sod Ai hngton.
He is the first person to hd
Inith positions at the same
time
Also an issue in the cam
paign, says Campbell, is
representation on the Sup
renie Court
Out of the present seven
members of the court , fi e are
from Multnomah County, ope
is from Lane, and one.
Campbell, is from an Faslern
of Heppner
'union employees), to work
only four hour shifts.
In the past. Siebel said,
when census was low. the
aides and the Licensed Prac
tical Nurses agreed to restate
the four hour shifts.
She said one solution would
be for the hospital to lay off
high school aides who aren't
supporting families from their
four hour shifts so that regular
aides could work full time
shifts.
'"We want the past practice,
in which both LPN's and aides
rebate four hour shifts when
tiospital census is low. and a
formal apology from Felt to
the bargaining members that
this has affected." she added.
Felt's response to the com
plaint was that the hospital
has the prerogative in its
contract to cut back on labor.
operations.
Van Marter said the planer
s presently still operating but
- 'on t;h"i ,-.: . -.wi irt about 10
days We 11 iry to get back in
the woods as soon as we can.
in ttie spring." he added.
Van Marter said the shut
down has affected about 115
employees.
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"We iliink it's important
ii fi ho somebody on there
i :hc riiio't ' from both Eastern
Oregon and a rural area."
says Campbell iCook is from
MoliiMiiiuili County)
The position has a long
tradition in Fastern Oregon,
h.mng been held by someone
i'-nij this area since 1915, he
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Tu.es.. March 23 65 30
Wed.. March 24 57 30
Thurs.. March 25 63 34
Fri.. March 26 57 34 .12
Sat.. March 27 53 33 .09
Sun.. March 28 46 30 .05
Mon.. March 29 46 33 .04
One high school girl's job.
Felt said, was terminated
before the complaint w as filed
so that an aide could work full
time. He also said it would
have been less expensive to
use the aides, however, "be
cause of (the LPN's) trianing
and license they can do more
things."
Felt said Tuesday that he
was preparing a response to
send to the hearing officer of
the Employment Relations
Board.
Union employees involved
include nurses aides, the
laundry department, the diet
ary department, two mainten
ance positions and two clerical
positions.
Contract negotiations are
scheduled to begin again April
8.
Road closure
announced
A two and one-half mile
section of Bombing Range
Road will be closed to through
traffic between Juniper Can
yon Road and the Lexington
Echo Highway for re-construction,
it was recently-
announced by the Oregon
State Highway Division.
' According to the division,
the duration of the closure will
be approximately 90 days
commencing April 5.
A detour is to be provided
for routing traffic around the
section under construction
Woodlands
Assoc. to
meet April 6
By M U HICK MITCHKI I.
Area K tension nt
The Morrow County Private
Woodlands Association will
hold a monthly meeting Tues
day, April tl, H pm. at the
conference room - " of the
Morrow Co. Extension Office
in Heppner
Topic for the meeting will be
Fire Prevention for Fores'
Subdivisions, to be conducted
by the Oregon Department e:
Forestry. This will be (iireciei!
to forest landow ners as well as
those who have permanent
occasional residence uithut
the forest The public :s
invited to attend
Edith Nieliocm
to celebrate
90th birthday
Friends and relatives of
Edith Petteys N'ichoson are
invited to join her in celebrai
ing her 90th birthday on
Saturday. April 1!' at the
Willows Grange Hall m lone
from 2 - 4 : io p.m The larmiv
requests no gifts please
Registration set ut IIJS
High school registration tor
eighth graders and their
parents will be held Tuesday.
April 6, 7 3D p m , at the
Heppner Junior High cafe
teria