Voters like the mainstream approach
People from 25 cities and counties tell why they voted YES on the local version o f Measure 13
Cottage Grove 57%
VOTED YES
"I did not support Ballot Meas
ure 9 in 1992 but I do support
this year’s Ballot Measure 13.
Why? Because my five year old
son, a student in Cottage
Grove’s Project Headstart,
brought home a list of class
room books that included
Heather Has Two Mommies and
Daddy’s Roommate. I now un
derstand the absolute necessity
of Ballot Measure 13."
David Owen, Liberal Democrat
Douglas County 73%
VOTED YES
Oregon City 53%
VOTED YES
"Peer pressure in the schools is
already bad enough with drugs,
sex, etc. Gay pressure is just un
acceptable."
Patricia Woolstenhulme,
Volunteer Teacher’s Aide
Sweet Home 77%
VOTED YES
Marion County 61%
VOTED YES
"No one should be given special
rights because of the way they
have sex Children must not be
taught in our schools that homo
sexuality is just an alternative
lifestyle."
Norma Davis, Housewife
Josephine County 61%
VOTED YES
"If our legislators were follow
ing the constitution, we
wouldn’t need Measure 13. I
will vote YES."
Barbara Gonzales
Turner 79%
VOTED YES
Oakridge 51%
VOTED YES
"I oppose special rights for gays
on the same basis I oppose spe
cial rights for anyone. People
came to this country looking for
freedom, not special rights."
"My son recendy died from
AIDS. I voted for the Ballot
Measure in Oakridge and I will
vote for Measure 13. America’s
society cannot survive the bur
den of affirming and embracing
the homosexual lifestyle. My
son is dead because of this life
style. Don’t let more of Amer
ica’s sons die by endorsing
homosexual behavior. Vote yes
on 13."
Creswell 58%
VOTED YES
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" I cannot stand by and watch as
the homosexuals demand the
right to marry, to adopt children,
to be foster parents, and to de
mand that our children be taught
that homosexual behavior is
now acceptable. I supported
Creswell’s initiative. I will
work, give financially, and vote
YES for Ballot Measure 13."
Hal Watkins, Retired
Jackson County 59%
VOTED YES
Linn County 69%
VOTED YES
Melanie Leaverton, Mother
Gresham 51%
VOTED YES
Robert Crowell
"I don’t want my government
representatives or tax dollars be
ing employed to promote behav
ior that is morally wrong,
especially to our children."
Keizer 55%
VOTED YES
"As taxpayers we have rights
too. This measure stops special
rights, but still protects civil
rights for everyone."
Estacada 55%
VOTED YES
"We can’t afford to sacrifice our
children to a liberal agenda in
cluding homosexual and lesbian
education in our schools. Moral
obligations supersede special
rights quotas."
Cornelius 62%
VOTED YES
Can by 56*/«
VOTED YES
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Mollala 55%
VOTED YES
"I am a holocaust student with
close family who are holocaust
victims and survivors. I have
visited Auschwitz and the Anne
Frank house where I delivered a
presentation. I am also a for
mer liberal Democrat who now
supports the efforts of OCA.
Don’t allow the homosexual ac
tivists to exploit Jewish suffer
ing for political gain Join me in
supporting Measure 13."
"Homosexuals have the same
civil rights that we do. Why
should they have special rights
for the choices that they make?"
Teri Bedeau, Housewife
Lebanon 65%
VOTED YES
"Schools cannot promote Chris
tianity, which is benign They
certainly should not be allowed
to promote homosexuality,
which is harmful."
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"As a teacher I understand how
much influence a teacher has in
the classroom. I supported the
Veneta measure and I will vote
for Measure 13 to stop the very
thing that happened at Five
Oaks school. We must stop the
homosexual promotion in the
classroom."
Rod Cooper, Teacher
Roseburg 65%
VOTED YES
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Junction City 57%
VOTED YES
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Albany 59%
VOTED YES
Freda Lee, Retired
Oregon tax law allows each taxpayer to give up to $50 per individ
ual or $100 per married couple to the political action committee of
their choice You simply send a check to Stop Special Rights PAC
and then subtract the total amount from your income tax debt on
your 1994 Oregon tax form If you have overpaid through with
holding ,your refund will be increased by the amount of your dona
tion This is money you cannot keep or give to charity If you
don’t give it to a PAC like SSR-PAC, you will simply pay it in
taxes It costs you nothing to use your tax credit, but not using it
could cost SSR-PAC the election
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Jim Elliot, Sheet Metal Worker
"God’s word is still true today.
When he says that sodomy is a
sin, it is as true today as it was
when he destroyed Sodom and
Gomorrah."
An explanation of the Oregon Political Tax Credit
Veneta 55%
VOTED YES
Max Doner, Pastor
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Amy Feinberg
Klamath County 67%
VOTED YES
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Medford 55%
VOTED YES
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"I’m afraid of what will happen
to our economy if Oregon be
comes known as a state that pre
fers homosexual values over
family values. Families mean
stable communities. We don’t
want to drive them away by
threatening the future of their
children by allowing homosexu
ality to be taught in the schools."
Carol Malcolm, Teacher
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Salem 53%
VOTED YES
(In Marion County vote)
Dr. Terry Shortridge MD
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