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Sheriff’s Report
The Official Newspaper o f ihe
Cily o f Heppner and the
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Letters to the Editor
Trying to repeal mandatory seat belt Ian
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proponents and passed mandatory
seal belt laws Because o f this the
autom obile industry has been
rewarded with a moratorium on in
stallation o f some type o f passive
restraints installed in automobiles
until 1993 How the government can
aclively seek and condone an in
dustry developing a less than
passenger safe car strikes al the heart
of
respon sib le
co rp o ra te
management
Rather than more laws to hamstr
ing the public, especially those
which are difficult to enforce, the
State should model what it claims to
be its belief in the value of cduca
tion A massive educational program
should he promoted to solicit the
cooperation o f the driving public to
be courteous, drive with caution,
respect yourself and others on the
road, and most importantly, make
that the driver and the vehicle are in
ihe best condition to he on the road
W e need petition circulators and
invite support Anyone available It
circulate petitions to defeat this law.
should contact us Wally Priestley.
2207 N E. A in sw orth Street.
Portland. OR 97211 (281 8276);
Dorothy Gage. 8000 S W
54th
A ven u e, Portland. O R 97219
(244-1491). Our task is large but not
insurmountable W e are working
against a mid September deadline
is) Dorothy Gage
Portland
(«1 Wally Priestley
Portland
Asks degree/diploma nurses’ comments
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T o the Editor:
N o scat hell law for adult« com
mittee i« mounting a referendum to
repeal HB 2399, a mandatory scat
hell law for adult«
Petition« have heen circulated
state w ide W e are concerned about
the restriction o f personal liberty
which this law impose« another
State sponsored invasion on in
dividual choice and $50 fine Many
persons circulating petitions arc
staunch supporters o f seat hell use
hut arc adamant about this mandated
invasion o f privacy.
The thrust o f this referendum is to
stop the enforcement o f this law due
to take effect September 27, 1987.
It provides a 13 month ■ trial”
period for mandatory scat bell use
before the citizens vote on this issue
at the next gen era l e lec tio n
November 8. 1988 The low level o f
ihrusi which some legislators show
for voters is suggested by such a
‘ ‘ trial period
Passage o f the mandatory scat hell
law succeeded in part because the
proponents have promoted an highly
emotional campaign Mandating use
o f seat belts is a smokescreen for an
undcrl) ing issue The autonxibilc in
dustry. in conjunction with the in
surance industry and the Federal
Department o f Transportation has
spent astronomical amounts o f
money to assure passage o f man
datory «eat belt laws nation wide.
It was recently announced that
states representing two-thirds o f the
nation's population have obliged the
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In ihe Editor
The following information will be
o f major interest to the diploma
nurse« in your community.
I am a representative o f diploma
nurses in Oregon to the Statewide
Master Planning Commission on
Nursing Education, a Slate Board o f
Nursing committee As such. I need
to hear from the diploma nurses in
your community in regard to the
Oregon State Board of Nursing's
position on entry into practice and
the delinialion o f roles for the two
levels of practice Ihe Board o f Nur
sing, in April, adopted the follow
mg position statement "T h e Oregon
State Board of Nursing supports
tw o levels o f nursing practice. The
baccalaureate of science degree in
nursing shall be required for entry
into professional nursing and the
associate degree in nursing shall be
required for entry into technical nur
sing An implementation plan w ill be
developed to ensure an orderly Iran
sition by 1991 "
Additionally, it is proposed that
diploma nurses be grandfathered as
associate degree nurses permitted to
function in technical nursing
Transition into higher degree
states and how current jobs status
would be affected are two issues that
have been raised to me already It
you have concerns in any of the
areas regarding the Board« position
statement, please write to me bs
Novem ber I. 1987 in care of St
Charles Medical Center, 25(H) \ I
N e ff Road. Bend. Oregon 97701
I hank you lor your assistance in this
matter
Sincerely,
(s) Nancy F Petersen, RN
Statewide Master Planning Commis
sioii on Nursing l.ducation
Ihe Morrow County S h eriff i
ficc at the Courthouse in Heppner
reports handling or dispatching the
follow ing business dunng the past
week:
August 3: the sheriff.* office
dispatched the Board man Fire Dept
to a grass fire along the railroad
tracks near I 84
August 3: the s h eriff s o ffice in
vestigated complaint o f an animal
problem in the Board man area
August 3: the sh eriffs o ffice
responded to com plain t o f a
suspicious vehicle in the Boardman
area.
August 3: a s h e r iff» deputy ar
rested (iarland W Bell, 51. A irw ay.
Heights. Washington, for allegedly
Driving Under the Influence o f In
toxicants He was released on his
own recogni/nacc
August 3: the
sh eriff s office
responded to assist Im gon police in-
v estigale a report o f a possible stolen
vehicle Investigation is pending
August 4 the
sh eriffs office
assisted Oregon State Police with
report of a family dispute at the M or
row County line
August 4 the sh eriff s office cited
Steve Aubrey Norris. 44. Portland,
for Driving W hile Suspended
August 4 Ihe
sh eriffs o ffice
dispatched ihe Hcppner Fire Dept
to a report o f some hoxes on fire
near the Fpiscopal Church in
Hcppner
August 4 the
sh eriffs office
issued a citation to Appear to
O lcgorio Sausa. 36, Boardman. for
Maintaining a Dog as a Public
Nuisance. The citation is a result o f
an August 3 complaint o f a dog
biting children
August 5 the s h eriff s office in
vest igaled a complaint ot Theft and
Criminal Trespass in the Irrigon
area
August 5 the sh eriff s office cited
Frank F Flock. 31. Boardman for
Driving W hile Suspended
August 5: ihe sh eriffs office
dispatched the Boardman ambulance
to Trail Apts to a report o f a male
having heart problems He was
iransfkirted to G ood Shepherd
Hospital in Hermislon.
August ft the s h eriffs o ffice
dispatched a deputy to assist Board-
man police in a report o f an assault
that had taken place at Desert
Springs Estates
August ft the sh eriffs office
dispatched a deputy to the I 84 cast
bound rest area A complaint had
been made that a man was attacking
people Deputy was unable to locate
anyone ujvon his arrival
August 7 a deputy responded to
investigate a burglary at the Gundcr
son residence outside o f Irrigon In
vcstigation pending
August 7: the sh eriffs office
received information o f a family
disturbance and turned investigation
over to Boardman police
August 8 a deputy cited (icrald
l>ec Lane. 22. Portland for Driving
W hile Suspended
August 8 the sh eriffs o ffice ar
rested Juan Jose Navarro Medina.
27. Umatilla for allegedly Driving
W hile Revoked Driving Under the
Influence o f Intoxicants He was
released on his own recognizance
August 8 the sh eriffs o ffice
dispatched the Boardman ambulance
to a residence in Boardman A
female with an illness was taken to
G *» h 1 Shepherd Hospital
August 8 the sh eriffs o ffice
dispatched the Hcppner ambulance
to Lexington A female with an il
lness was transported to Good
Shepherd Hospital in Hermislon
August 8 the sh eriffs o ffice
dispatched the Hcppner Fire Dept
lo a field small structure tire at the
n »m M w
residence on Rhea
Creek.
Dunng the week o f A u g u « 3-9,
the s h e n ffs office assisted two
disabled motorists
August 9: a deputy arrested Jose
Angel Garcia, 33, Boardman for
allegedly Driving Under the In
fluence o f Intoxicants
He was
released on his own recognizance
Arrest was a result o f a complaint
received regarding a vehicle being
operated carelessly in the park area
August 9: the s h eriffs office
dispatched the Boardman ambulance
to the Boardman Manna for a
reported drowning One male was
taken to Good Shepherd Hospital
August 9: the sheriff*s office
dispatched the Boardman Fire Dept
to a fire on the Union Pacific
Railroad tracks North o f Lamb
Weston potato storage,
August 10: the s h e riff s o ffice
dispatched the Hcppner Fire Dept
lo Blackhorse Canyon
Chamber Chatter
By Claudia Hughaa. Cham ber M anage
Don C ole, representing State o f
Kasicm Oregon. Fred ljundin. chair
man o f Heppner Tounsm Com m it
tee. and I attended the Oregon
Tourism Council meeting in John
Day. August ft This was the first
lime the governor appointed council
had met in the eastern part o f the
state.
The Tourism Council is involved
with appropriation o f funds, as well
as tounsm direction, and acts as a
liaison between the G overn or,
tounsm division staff, and the in
dustry It is a nine member group,
«even o f whom were in attendance
Our representative felt the coun
cil was taking a fair look al the
eastern part o f the state and that they
will fairly consider all the facts
hefore suggesting appntpriaoons for
the S2 million allotcd for tourism
promotion The agenda was discus
sion on development o f state wide
marketing One o f ihe committee's
repeated concerns was our lack o f
road signs W’c were glad they notic
ed There's nothing like bringing ihe
western part of the state here so they
can better understand our problems
Feel tree to s isit w ith any o f us about
the meeting
This meeting, as well as the recent
Regional Strategy Meeting in Ix x -
ington. tells me good things are hap
penmg around the state, and yini and
I will be heard
Remember-No Chamber August
18 It will be held Thursday. August
20 al the fairgrounds in the grassy
area in the shade A ll members arc
encouraged lo participate in our an
nual community event
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Marriage License
The Morrow County clerk's office
at the Courthouse in Heppner reports
issuing the fo llow in g marriage
license during the pas! week
Randy Dale Rayburn. 21. and
Vicki Faye Smith. 24. both o f
Hcppner
Trivia winner
named
Winner o f last w eek’ s Charlie s
Pi//a'Heppner Gazette-Times Trivia
Contest was Andy Burt
Andy correctly said that the month
and year o f the first manned landing
on the moon was July. 1969
For his correct answer Andy won
a large pizza and pitcher o f pop Irom
Charlie’ s.
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w ith o fficia l m «ructiona and it trua lo tha beai of my know ledge and belief
SIGNATURE OF O FFICER AUTHORIZED TO SIGN REPORT
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NAME AND TITLE OF O FFICER AUTHOIRZED TO SIGN REPORT
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(2) Interest bearing
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Other hornaaed money
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Potatoes
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We the undersigned directors a tte « the correctness of this Report of C ondition and declare that it has been
exam ined by us and to the b e « at our know ledge and belie f has been prepared m conform ance w ith o fficia l
in«rucbona. and « true and correct
SIGNATURE OF DIRECTORS
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(*)L E D ick, Jr.
IS »Howard Bryant
Published A ugu« 12 1997
Open 7 ddys a week, 7 d.m. to 6 p.m.
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Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Hcppner reports admitting and
discharging the follow ing patterns
during the past week
Charles Volcsky . North Dakota
admitted August 8. discharged
August 9; and
Eldred Brinda. Hcppner admitted
August 8. discharged August 10
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Hospital Notes
p m -request officer for Security
Check
August 7 5 53 p m False Alarm
A u gu sts 12:02 am .-request o f
ficer for Security Check. 2:20 a m
call to Suspicious Noise
August 9
12 a m assist Fire
Dept
C V n t s
fresh
Doggies
The Hcppner Police Dept reports
handling the following business dur
ing the past week
August 13 6 22 a m -call to
Family Disturbance. 1:15 p m Dog
Complaint
August 4 10:40 a m -assist Fire
Dept . 7:51 p.m. assist Fire Dept
August 5 I I a m.-complaint o f
Noise on Linden W ay; 6 08 p.m.-
D o g C om p lain t; 10:50 p m .-
complaint of Noise on Linden W ay.
August 6 11:30 a m Motorist
Assist, I 10 p m call to Fight. 2:30
p.m -bicycle accident. 10:23 p m
call to Park for Complaint o f Noise.
I 1:37 p m -request o ffic e r for
Security Check. 11 45 p m request
o fficer for Security Check. 11 47
W e have recently had vome in
cidents in our area which I deem im
portant
Parents, know if your
children were using your phone for
crank phone calls and put a stop to
this
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M orrow County Justice io u r t at
the Courthouse Annex in Heppner
reports handling the fo llow in g
business during the past week
Earnest Marvin Allen. Heppner
Violation o f the Basic Rule (35 mph
in a 25 mph zone). S I3 fine
Gary Dean Munkers. Lexington
N o M otorcycle Headlight. $17 fine
L a w re n c e
D an iel
L in d sa y.
Lexington Exceeding the Maximum
Speed (73 mph in a 55 mph /one).
$57 hail forfeited
Jeffrey Earl Purcell. Tacoma.
Washington Truck Speeding (65
mph in a 55 mph /one), $26 hail
forfeited
Melanie Christine Zachary. Echo-
D efective Equipment. $26 hail
forfeited
Dennis Leroy Darcy. Chartaroy .
Washington No P U C Permit. $57
hail forfeited
James Walter Sweet. Portland-
Defective Taillight on Trailer. $26
hail forfeited
Randall 1er Paullus. Hermislon
Violation o f the Basic Rule (44 mph
in a 15 mph zone), $57 hail
forfeited
Keith R Papmcau. Lcxington-No
PU C Permit. $13 fine
Randy Dean Randall. Pendleton
Exceeding the Maximum Speed (69
mph in a 55 mph /one). $30 fine
Candace Marie Rudisill. lone
Improper Passing al an Intersection.
$17 fine
Umatilla Army Depot Project
There will he a technical advisory
committee meeting for the Umatilla
Army Depot Project August 20 at 7
p m to 9 p m in tl»e City Council
Chambers (City Hall) at 180 N E
2nd. Hermiston
County M edical Board
M orrow County Medical Board
will meet Monday. Aug 17. 7 p m
at ihe School District O ffice in
Lexington
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