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Public meeting held
Northeast Oregon Wild and Scenic
Rivers planning efforts The ftnir-
person team for ihe combined
L nuiilla and W^ altóse a W hitman Na­
tional Forest risers will he at the
North Fork John t>a> District Office
in L’kiah, December 5. public
meeting 7-9 p m and at the
Pendleton Indian Hills Red Lion.
December 6. open house 3-6 p m .
public meeting 7-9 p m
The Forest Service is the lead
agency for preparing management
plans on the following rivers, or
segments thereof, which were
designated under the “ Omnibus
Oregon Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
of I9KM" F-agle Creek. Imnaha
River. Joseph Creek. Uisiine Riser,
Minam River, North Fork John Day
River. North Powder River and
Wenaha River The Wallowa River
is identified for further study and
possible inclusion as a Wild and
Scenic River
Woody Fine, team leader, is com­
mitted to giving the public "an op­
portunity to leant ahiM Jt Ihe W ild and
Scenic Rivers Act and to^ive the
public the chance to be heard with
(heir ideas or preferences." Fine
alv) said he hopes that those cili/cns
who cannot make the public
meetings will contact the team either
by phone or in writing with any
questions or comments that they may
have
The rivers listed in the I9H8 Act,
a lotal of 40 State wide, were
designated by Congress hccause they
arc free flow ing and have at least
one outstanding characteristic The
interim boundaries tor each of the
Wild and Scenic Rivers currently ex-
lends to *4 mile on each side of the
river, public inpui will help to refine
these throughout the planning pnv
cess The planning team hopes to
complete the mangement plans for
the eight rivers by October 1992
Other public meetings to be held
in Northeast Oregon will he at Im
naha, December 12 and F.nterprisc
December 13
Public meeting» in Ukwh and
Pendleton h ill he held to answer
questions and gather input lor the
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The following activity was
reported in Morrow County Circuit
Court last week according to Mor
row County DA Jell Wallace
Donald Maurice Campbell, 33,
Umatilla, plead guilty to Driving
While Suspended on Friday.
December I Circuit Judge Pro (cm
Ralph CurTin sentenced Campbell to
one sear bench probation. $300 fine.
30 days in jail (suspended) on the
condition that the defendant get his
license reinstated within 90 days, if
eligible
Roxie Noreen Feitshans. 23. plead
guilty to Forgery in the Scc»>nd
Degree before Judge Robert
Abrams The dclcndam was semcnc
cd to 90 days in jail, with credit for
time served on 16 days, and the
balance suspended She was placed
on one year bench probation on the
condition that she make restitution
totalling $260. a CK'A assessment
of $20 and a county jail tee of $10
Jody Allen. 21. Hcrmiston. was
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Hon The defendant admitted the
violation and his probalMin was
revoked and reinstated on the
grounds that he serve 90 days in
tail with credit for time served of 50
days The balance was suspended on
(be condition that he nuke restitution
for checks written in Oregon and
Washington
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Irrigon Lions recently donated
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sion in Hcrmiston to be used for
abused childrens needs They also
donated $30 to Riverside High
School to provide two $23 prizes for
a Red Ribbon Week (drug
awareness) poster and the "High on
L ife" contest
Sat Nov 11. Roger and Karlccn
Trucan. Irrigon Lions, transported
eye tissue from Hcrmiston to Arl­
ington as part of a ‘pony express'
type of delivery process to a cornea
recipient waiting in Portland
Irrigon Lions club extends a hear­
ty welcome to W arren McCoy and
Tint Beatty, both of Irrigon. as new
members Gunner Skoubo and
Charlie Bell arc also welcomed as
transfers from the now defunct
Boardman Lions Club Two Lion
Club members recently received
chevrons. Tiny McDonough tor 13
years and Jim Brewer for 10 years
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