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The Heppner Fire Department responded to
a fire at 300 Chase Street Tuesday about 1 30
p m The grass fire got out of control but was
extinguished very quickly.
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A fire behind Skaggs Auto Clinic on North Main Street about
2 30 p m Tuesday, was quickly extinguished The fire had
started up from a previously burning fire and caught some
poplar trees near the creek
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if your job or self-employ men! is
covered turnings records arc used
to determine eligibility for and the
amount »if future Social Security
benefits, points out Carol Bennett.
OSU Intension agent in Morrow
County.
It is good to check your Social
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fhc earnings statement you'll
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income ta* return Compare the ear
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and your sell employment record»
and the social security earnings
record do not agree, contact the
Social Security office serving your
area The statement w ill also project
an estimate of your future Social
Security benefit amount at your an
ticipatcd retirement date
If you have changed your name
because of marriage, divorce, adop
non or any other reason, make sure
the change is reported to Social
Security To apply for a card in your
new name, use form SS5. available
from any Social Security office A
new card in the new name will be
issued, hut the Social Security
number will not change
lake charge of your retirement
benefit Don't assume that someone
else will take care of your earnings
records Mistakes do happen
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record unci make certain your current
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G rum bacher Academy
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A measure pasvesi the Oregon
H ihjsc of Representative* on Mon
day requiring parolees lo he releas
c*l into the community in which the>
were arrested The hill is designed
so that communities like Baker who
host a state pnson do not have a
disproportionate number o f ex-
convKts living there permanently
The bill. HBM.V*. passed the
House with 32 yes votes, just one
more than the required 31. State
Representative Mike Nelson, one of
the yes votes and a co-sponsor of the
hill, said that the hill's intent is to
sti>p punishing Oregon communities
who agree to site a prison
"W e agreed to take a prison in
Baker.” Nelson explained, "hot we
didn't agree to keep all of the
criminals after thc> hail been releas
ed This hill would send them hack
to where they came from upon
parole, and if it pavses. should
alleviate a lot of fears in Raker ”
The issue of how prisons affect the
quality of life of local communities
has become an issue of statewide
concern with the recent increase in
prison construction in Oregon In the
ongoing disc ussion over the benefits
of the economic development versus
the local impact of building a new
prison. HB 243h should make it
much easier for communities to ac­
cept prisons
The hill, on its way to the Senate,
must pass there and then receive the
governor's signature before final
passage
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