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EASTERN OREGON
OUTDOORS
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White House
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Budget
Increase S u n i va I
o f Salmon,
Steelhead
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I f the Bush a d m in is tra tio n * recent
budget proposal lo r fiss.il >ear I W | ts
passed by Congress, anglers fro m
eastern Oregon atul other areas o f the
N orthw est co u ld begin n o ticin g an in
stocks to their fa vo rite local streams,
according to authorities o f the N or
thveest P o w e r P la n n in g C o u n c il
(N P P C t
In his budget prop«»sal. the president
is said to have requested money fo r a
regim en of m aior im provem ent pro
lects at mane C olum b ia Riser hyd n te le ctn c dams, inc luding SI 5 m illio n
in spec i.tl bypass channels arul screens to divert salmon and steelhead snults
around deadly turbines when m ig ra tin g dow nstream to the ocean Such
installations at fi*ur m ajor C olum bia R iver dams, the NPPC claim s. would
cut in h a ll the total number o f anadromous fish k ille d by turbines each
year. inc reasing the potential o f stningcr returns of adult fish tor the future
" T h a t’ s what we re after, because every iiu k - you put in a bypass yo u 're
upping the survival o f all of the tish that come fro m up rive r o f that dam.
said John Palenskv. d ire cto r of fish and w ild life tor Bonneville Power Ad
m in istra tio n " W e 'v e been in la vo r of getting the bypasses in to r j long
tim e. so w e're pleased that th e y've got the money in the budget lo r it
Palenskv said that both the fish (and fisherm en) as w ell as e le c tric ity
consumers stand to benefit fro m the addition o f bypass systems
What
happens is. under a spill agreement that we have w ith the fishery agencies
and tribes, we have to provide certain levels o f spills to make safe passage
for fish u n til all those bypass fa c ilitie s are in. Palenskv explained "S o
the sooner thev go in. the sooner we can quit s p illin g , w hich is a benefit
in both ways the bypass is a better way o f m oving fish by the dams, and
certainly it's cheaper fo r the power users, because when the w ater goes
(spills) over the dam. there's n«> generation, so pow er costs m ore
fu n d in g for the bvpuss project was reportedly included in the president s
| W | budget after persistent recom m endations bv a c o a litio n o f regional
and congressional representatives the N orthw est delegation Ih e N p lb
named three N orthw est senators. M ark H a tfie ld and Hob Packwood o f
Oregon, and Jim M cC lu re o f Idaho, as p a rticu la rly instrum ental in con
voicing adm inistration o ffic ia ls to include bvpass money in the budget
proposal
" T h is represents a dram atic change in the p rio ritie s o f the federal
b u d g e t," said NPPC C hairm an fo m Frulove. w ho also w orked hard
tow ard the same end " I t marks a sig n ifica n t change, not pist in tone, but
in police It reverses the approach taken over the last liv e years by the
previous adm inistratio n to effe ctive ly term inate the bypass program
" M o r e than any other fa c to r." I rulove continued, "th e strong, consis
tent support of the entire N orthw est congressional delegation led by
Speaker fo n t holey in the House and Senator M a rk H atfield in the Senate
-laid the foundation fo r approval o f the I W I budget item
According to Palenskv . the need tor snatll protection becomes immediate
ly obvious when considering that m ig ra tin g fish tra d itio n a lly suffer an
estimated 20 percent m o rta lity rate when forced to pass through turbines
on dams w ithout bypass systems
" S o if this happens at each dam , you hit them pretty hard by the time
they get to the bottom ( o f a series o f d a m s )." he said " I f you start up
at the top w ith 100 tish sav up in the Snake R iver and you take 20 fish
out at lo w e r M onum ental Dam . that's SO going on below there, and you
have to take another 20 percent out at the next dam. that's lb . and so vou
can |ust calculate that on clown fro m there You w ill fin d that when you
get to the bottom y o u 're running a verv small percentage ( lb percent after
eight dams) o f the tish you o rig in a lly started w ith
Pirates get 17th win
By M a rty S u te r
A n kle injuries and the flu d id n 't
stop the Pirates fro n t their 17th w in
this season A third quarter rally pro
ved to be more than the Rockets
could handle and Riverside came out
on top w ith a final score o f H2 fib
Matt Andreason and I vie Hobbs
were out w ith ankle inju rie s. I rav is
H y d e r was re c o v e rin g
fro n t
pnuemoma, and Justin D ike had the
flu
A t the half, the Rockets were
ahead bv eight (mints, but the Pirates
came back in the th ird quarter w ith
24 points to the Rockets 14
T im H ill came o ff the bench in the
second nan »> (-ui «....V nu si le in the
Pirates' offense
R iverside connected on 22 o f 34
shots fro n t the charity stripe
Scott litm u s led all scorers w ith
'b points
\n d v M e n t/e r led the
Roc kets w ith 2 1
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Riverside downs Rockets
By M a rty S u te r
A toral team e ffo rt by the I ad*
Pirates held the Roc kets to onlv tw o
fie ld goals in four quarters ot plav
ing lim e fh e Rockets did however,
manage to hit IS o f 31 at the free
throw line, resulting in a final score
o f 50-22
" W e played the best game w e've
played all year defensively, and it
was one o f our better games on of
fense.
said RUN coach D irksen
Seven Pirates contributed, w ith
A p ril M organ ta lly in g 12 points.
Shanna f-.vans hail seven p u n ts and
12 rebounds. M arty Suter had seven
p u n ts and five steals. Joy H ellberg
came o it the benen toackl mue. i.isa
Short had seven p u n is and ( .indice
I r ader h ail six
ka tic M et ail led the Rockets with
nine p u n is
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VALENTINE IS I»?
The pre school through sixth
grade ch ildren o f H cppncr have a
unique opp<rtum ty to participate in
j recreational science program call
cd Hands On Science T hrough the
effo rts o f Sarah C arlson. Heppner
Junior H igh Science teacher, this is
the only Hands On Science program
available tn the state o f Oregon
C a ro l G o o d ye a r is c u rre n tly
leading a group o f second and th ird
graders in activ ities that experim ent
w ith b u ilding materials that do not
stand alone and exam ining the
secrets, behind morse code, flag
code, the ancient abacus (a counting
board) and the pyram ids The group
w ill then create a mystery language
to share w ith friends This group is
meeting fro m 3 30 to 4 30 on l ues
day afternoons
"R e c e n tly I partiv ipated in one o f
the activities w ith the ch ildren Die
supplies were very simple, yet when
used in the a c tiv ity . I could see that
they encouraged the ch ildren to ex
permtent w ithout w aiting for further
directions fro m M rs (¡oodvear and
to use deductive reasoning w ith en
thusiasm and creativity . " said Sally
\S alkcr, lunior high teacher
Many
times I could see the students' ideas
WHILE YOU WAIT
racing ahead ot M rs (.'«»odvoar s
She w ould then comm ent on these
ideas and build on them tor tuther
discussion and experim entation th e
children were having a great tim e
w hile they were being expised not
only to scientific things. K it h is to ry .
math, and com m unication Through
the freedom o f experim enting in
these simple activities, it is hoped
that students w ill develop a desire to
learn ntore about sc ience
Registration fo r the next classes
w ill be open fro m February 12 to
I ebruarv 2 ' w ith M rs Carlson Par
tial scholarships to r the class tec is
available th ro u g h the H eppner
Masitmc l «xlgc to students who arc
in need o f some financial assistance
These partial scholarships were
established through the e ffo rts o f
M r Bob lstcd. Heppner Junior and
Senior H igh music teacher Also.
Mrs Carlsim is currently w orking to
obtain a state grant w hich w ill allow
her to reimburse some transportation
costs to parents o f participating
students
" A f t e r seeing this program in a«
lio n , " said W alker. " I mtlv regret
that it was not available to r my ow n
tw o children when they were in
elementarv school
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in thè student unton in Pioneer Hall
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ticipaling should contaci Cirey I Ilio».
B M C C Fnglish insiructor and event
coordinator. at 27b 1260 cxl 2 37 in
Pcndleton or I HOI) 52b '401
M orrow County CattleW omcn en
courages everyone to stop hy l es
Schwab Tire C enter Friday fro m I I
a nt to I 3 ()p m fo r a tree K iw i ot
c h ili w ith M ik e P roctor and the l es
Schwab stall f o r 2b years le s
Schwab has given awav tree K e l
w ith tire purchases during the month
ot February C altleW om en prepare
and serve c h ili to the public in ap
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to e m cee B M C C L ia r's C on test
In conjunction w ith B M C C Pride
D ay. Blue M ountain C om m unity
College is hosting the second annual,
district wide I ta r's Contest A rnold
Braat, Boardman tanner and I i.ir
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