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OfJ THE HCCOHD 2 ALBANY (OR.) OCMOCHAT-HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1933 i i 1 Tho Accu-Wcathcr forecast for noon, Thisda. Juno 10. 60: agreement unlcnotpJii Albany report 14 tvavra I a tday Hijh yaataniay irm ilia mormnaj lain today Ijnm 4 Dial wired 10 II Ml Krl day Kai or ana wt cWea 114 tii! a) COtUtWHA Maaat TeuM (Iwik a( thunlmlunm fuity ua and knar Vm niml loll n.t trblay ifly jaaltrrxl hiMrt lli( mm HMTIMAII TunuM IKanra tt tantng thuwIvrtiarHia ffhrrui ttwmw llK-raatrit Nno M) rtglvr aknalua Im Ha kxarr in4 111 Fruby Ainty Val tared ttkiwn kaa hi luWr atrta luma M( iau lOinrt) II Mtnrhaa a indn f-rr, Jttl Ja I la titty l.a! yar toital Arad In ilt Wtlkmrtta Hutft al AlUny I IrH htMmm Hilar Mlrttun I ftwt Sumrl UmieM I in Sunria Isnwrona I f) Ht Extended forecast Newport tides frviay I.HWS IUm tsti 11 llini lull I Mpm fl with major cable eycratoft The agreements' bar the cable operators from trymg to tnotwpolaEe programming by keepiR programs from possible competitors. TCI, based in Denver, a or of the companies that signed the agreements, which settle a lawsuit and were filed tn S.

District Court in New York, Oregon expects to get $7D to cover attorney fees and investigative costa under the agreement. said most cable opera ton have no competition. But he said alternative can bypass cable companies and bring programming to homes directly via satellites, "or from local programming marketer to home by wireless transmissian." In their lawsuit. New York and the other states had charged that the cable companies, in an effort to squeeze out companies using new technology, denied them access to programming outright or made available only at discriminatory prices. The settlement prohibits cable companies from entering into exclusive contracts with programmers that prevent the sale of programming to competitors, It also bars them from any agreements that restrict or control access to programming by any other television programming marketers.

No one could say today hether mid-vailey ressoVnU would ny change soon from an agreement by cable TV companies cot to keep cable programming from possible competitors, Albany Finance Director Gary Hulli-day, who he tps administer the city franchise of TCI Csblevision, wid the city has never had an inquiry from any would be competitor. According to him, the city staff at one time coraidt-red but didn't pursue the notion of starting a municipal TV system. The investment required -iome 16 million would have been too great, he said. In the mid valley Consumers Power has been offering a satellite programming service. Spokesman Gene DaVLvm said the agreement may prevent overcharging of cooperative for programming Sometimes, he said, cooperatives have been charged four times what cable operators had to pay for the same programs I nder Consumers' program, called Rural TV, residents put up their own satellite antennas and pay Consumers for the right to receive a lineup of channels From Salem, Attorney General Theodore Kulngiki announced Wednesday that Oregon was one of stales that entered into agreements nmiut Mtaoai fOwvni it(rwinl and parliai rlrar tnl Hifta aa In Inn Lmn mtd Ma Wir I'arlit clouU)i Hiha rnail.

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The list of other LBCC certificate and degree candidates appeared Tuesday on Page 4. HHtmxmd 4 71 erty nr.u 4.1 44 rlr Sarramvnta tl 41 rlr Tamua ltra 44 Tl rlr Iom MM rdj 4 rlv salt lata tit) 44 rty 41 lr Sn rt(4 tA rn Tutta 44 44 I It rtr Saalnr 74 rtr antflRr 43 44 rtv aat'timm rtr "la rty SanJuaat'H .47 74 X) rty ikalUrT 44 84 rlr Santa fa tl 41 rtt I rty Mart TU tl rty vjtltt i rj Waiiaaal ltiit tatnmaa Mmnm 43 ri rty t4atatr 41 Snwt ralii rtv Sfioaam 4 rty "rT 41 Uallup 4) I Jtth00f Iti i Events Chtmkta Comm. Collg SALEM Chetneketa Community College will hold its IU annual Commencement at 4 Saturday. June 12, in Saiem Armory Auditorium, 2.110 17th Ave Mid valley degree candidates: Albany; Kotlney Aldnch, associate's degree, computer programming; Hodney Aldrich. associate's degree, manufacturing technology, Donald Fuller Jr associate's degree, drafting technology comjujter assisted drafting; beanna Henderson Harclay.

associate's degree, early childhood education, Christopher Joyce, associate di-gree, criminal justice, Ty Kauliee. aiMH mle's degree, fire suppression, Tmy Thoreson. associate's degree, fire supprrxsion, James Turner, certificate, building inspection; Esther Voaberg, associate's degree, office administration and technology. Jsffersom Robert Casarea, associate's degree, arts; Annmarie Horn, asaociate degree, arts, lutura Foster, certificate, nursing; Clarice Gordon, Associate degree, arts; Henee Kinsey, certificate, health information technology; Brian Martin, associates degree, fire prevention; Kristin Plamontion, associate's degree, arts Lebanon; Klchard Hampton, associate's degree, forest resource technology; Jotmnie Lee, associate's degree, human services, Lyons: Brandi Arvidson. certificate, dental assisting; Jeri Ulankenship, certificate, health information technology; James Cooper, certificate, nursing; Suxanna Crawford Mack, certificate, nursing, Cheryl Hatch, associate's degree, office administration and technology; James Lyons, certificate, auto parts sales.

Mill Cltys Klmberly Baney. certificate, office administration and technology Melinda Flatman, certificate, instructional assostant; James Whealon. assKKiate's degree, forest resource te-hno)ogy. Selo: II M. "Swede" Carlson, associate's degree, human services; Toby Giesbrecht.

associate's degree, automotive technician; David Gregory, associate's degree, arts; Diane Gregory, certificate, health information technology; Teresa Parker, associate's degree, office administration and technology; Paul Hulier, associate's degree, arts; Sean Van Per Veulen, associate's degree, automotive technician. Slayton: Kirk James Buckley, certificate, nursing; Michael Conrad, associate degree, arts; Heather Crawford, associate's degree, computer programming; tUtecca Crow, certificate, nursing, Jineph Duffy, certificate, nursing; Steve liatlen, associate's ticetce, arts. Terry Hayes, certificate, office administration and nomta.l 4 4ilfi riajiila.lfii'i rssegi iniiiiiii iiifwiiSJ TONIGHT MtmoriaJ' Mlddlo Boheol Bsnd Con-carl 7:30 Ht ttvc lvoiil, ItKi Queen Ave W. Ephraim Hackelt, ilireclw ACT Wyt "Und TBOf fl IS p.m., Ill First Ave. Altwny.

Btl Caltar Cofttm Mouao 8 11 Corvallw Ihltlfi'llowi Mall, 3 W. S-cond Ave 12 lo Info: 752 C44C4dt tingles Dane 9 mttitlc by "lUm Sky AlUny Haul tdowniitr) 127 N. nroadallun, Allwny, $3 Ca4cada foolhlll Iqu4f44 danca I p.m., Slayum Community Ontcr, W. Virginia St. Senior Cllltsn't Dane 7 30 to 10 30 pm (liiiitimlni Ontrr, W01 W.

Tyler, Corvnlli. Itorytlm 10 30 It a ni all Rcs. Downtou-n Bmnch Ubriiry, 3U2 Ferry St PjNrannrinumbar USPSOIJ-lsO Saoand Ctaaa poataoa paid el Albany, OR S7321 POSTMASTER; Band addtMa ahanoaa k) Afcany Oamoctat Haiaia, PO. Baa U0, Albany OR traai4CMi. Customer Information Putmahad aHaineona daily aicapl Sunday by Ctsntal OtiaarASC bw, Office address 134 SMS Aw Afcany.

Oraosn Mailing address PO Boa 130, Afcany. OR tmi-0041 ROBBf P.Y AEPOP.UD: A 33 year-old 1-bamm man told Albany police an acquaintance tot 1710 from him at gunpoint Wednesday nighl while the two were waiting for an order at McDonald! restaurant. 3233 Pacific Blvd. Albany According to a police report, the two men had gone to the restaurant about m. and the victim placed an order.

He came back to the other man's pickup and the man asked the victim for some money (or gas When the victim took money out of his pocket, the suspect pointed a blued 9 mm pistol at him, grabbed the money and drove away. The blue and white Ford pickup with rust and primer spout was List seen going east on Pacific toward the freeway Tlie victim told police he canceled his food order ami walked to a friend's nouse lo report the incident The victim said the suspect is while, about 30 35 years old, 6 feet tall and weighs about 180 pounds, He has blond medium length hair, green eyes and wears a ring in his left nipple, Die victim said, TRACTOR ACCIDENT: A 22 year old Salem woman remained hospila'lued today after she was Injured when the law tractor she was driving rolled down a three foot embankment, Ttie accident happened about 5 45 Wednesday at 46S1 Anthony Place NW, in North Albany. Deloyce Heinr, who is nine months pregnant was trapped under the tractor briefly, She was taken to Albany General Hospital and diagnosed Willi a broken wrist and a pelvic injury She later transferred to Oregon Health Sciences University Hospital, Portland, where she was listed today a stable A hospital spokeswoman said Heinz was "comfortable ami suit undelivered" at 8 45 a Burglaries, thefts (Of M0 or more) ALBANY POCIC I Taken from the 300 block of Main Street reported today: purple Spccialiied RockHopper mountain bike alue: tooO Taken from a residence In the 1800 block of Fourth Avenue reported Friday; cordless telephone, compact (Use changer, audiocassette deck, dual audio casAelt deck, 10 Sega Genesis video game cartridges, 21 compact discs, and other property Value: 12,060 LfBANON POLICE Taken from the 3v0 block of Flagman Drive, reported Wednesday: white Trek sO mountain bike, blue decals. yellow rear rack. Vectra Computer speedometer.

Vetta gel seat, yellow toe clips. Value; $. Arrests, referrals ALBANY POLICI Boliert Eugene Abies, 28, 939 Second Ave Albany, Wednesday, Charges two counts of possession of a controlled substance (marijuana and meihamiiheUminei Lodged in Linn Countviail UNN COUNTY SHERIFT Kevin Hoy Hampton, 29, 1625 Tamarack St Sweet Home, Wedms iky Charges; felony driving while suspended or revoked, giving false information to police driving while suspended. Lodged In Linn County Jail LEBANON POLICI Jeffrey Hayward Hyan, 19. iMO JMh St Lebanon, Wexlncsday, Charge: first degrre burglary, Lodged in linn County Telephone numbers Toakaaln (Sou svs aii JS4l4e4 S24S20S Tu aa bom Hamabunj FAX maia Government Women ot Good Shepherd It III nl the church, 1910 Hth Ave FHIDAV Albany night to Lite 7 1115 S.W.

Walnut St Allwny Hegulor meetitiK and garae-ale set up lr Salurday Brownsville TOPS 8 30 a Brownstville Hecrealion Cenler Lecomb Orange potluck dinner 6 30 Grange Hull; 8 meeting Lebanon Women's Aglow Bible fellowship -24pm, 1610 Seventh St Info r6425 Western Mining Council -8pm, tanon St-nntr Center, 5R.1 Park St public Invited; (upporta gtHilogy and mining interests. Public Service AFFOA House 9 a tn to Month through Fritliiy, Ninth St Info: 928 42.M Alcoholics Anonymous snd Al-Anon Several gruiii meet. Info it referral, AA and AI Amm throughout the mid-valley, 067 AtWesr-ent meetings for 13 to 18 year-oKla. AFFDA Hue, Mondays, 8 :108 30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous 24 hour line Info meeting limes; 622 FHIDAY lebenon Sous Kitchen 56 pm.

Fintt Christian Church. 17a Grant St, Linn Multiple Sclerosis Support Society 11 am, 3rd floor, Albany General Hwpilal, UMfi Sixth Ave. W. Myasthenia Gravis Support Group 3 1H65 W. Unh Ave Corvullii Info: 752-1182 Linn Mental Health Drop-In Center -9 30 to 11:30 a First Christian Church, 412 Ferry St.

St. Mary's Soup Kltehen $6 822 Ellsworth Si. transportation available, TONIOHT AFFOA Parent Support Group 7:30 Troubled by your child's bi-havlor? Ot help, support, info, W0 Ninth Ave SE. CARDV meeting Women's Issues 7 8 30 m. Tonic: "Where to Go fur Help," Sweet Home IBCC Center, 1314 Ixing St Info: Center Against Rape It Domestic Violence, 451 3318 or 110 92? am, Lebenon Parenta Anonymous, 7 to 8 30 nr InJokwalion: 1 80345 5044 Signs ot Victory Soup Kitchen 6 705 Lyon St.

Senior Citizens rftlOAT "8S Alive" driving class 8 30 a 12 30 pm Strategies to adjust driving habits to age changes, 4 Management personnel JohnE Bucnnar Pt4anai Omi OatagTwt Oarwal Manaptr Mn HaucS Martkatmj OnactxClaaaaiad Huaao Hamj titer Kodray 0. Hyd frntnttM) CMrdmka John (man ConboSar Qranarn Kiatnebury EtSkar Jan uaanwi tlor Robart P. WaSipa Opwaouna Manaoar Dental L. RoeMy Dais Pneaaanstacnnoan 0 (Dava) Seurtots CinjulaWjri Manaoat Jtaba Wtiatal Ratat Aitvanyains Manaoat Subscription Informatlofl AI nMaa Mm an ayataa i aihavice CARRIER ANO MOTOR ROUTE RATE On montt Corrections raa mf fay ay mad ant aa toa aal awey fnaaa aii u.Ca-4, On trwrah 1 1 1 00 8u monet 00 Oaeui Ss 00 S7S00 00 S'SSOO RETIREMENT SCHEDULED: Mary Stevens, an office assistant in the Albany School District's Transportation Department, will retire this year. A story on the People page Wednesday incorrectly listed Mary Stevens, an office assistant at North Albany Elementary School, as a retiree, T0MI0MT Oort School Oltlrlct 7 30 rHio rtr Dtlve, U'lmwin.

Jattaraon Ctty Council 7:30 pm. VM Ttiirtl Hi Mri4.lnn School Botrd 741 Fifth St Lyons. Organizations TOHIOHT Albany Comor Club 7 Altmny Public Library, W'svprly Drive SE Albany Chott Club 6 30 Hereftit Church, 510 Filth Ave Allxuiy Civil Air itttoi, Unn Squadron 7 Reliant Aviation. Albany Airport "Emergency StTvic Tratnind Info: 928 3fi7 8218. Lobanon Community Chorwa rthoar-aal 7 30 St Martin's Kpiftcopa! Church, Miium ml Grove MniHa.

Lebanon Odd rellow Bp Union Hall, 510 Second St. I Km Smith, noble grand Hear Life Singles 7 North Hills Baptist, 1SO0 N.W, Walnut Corvallis Bible study and fellowship 7M768H. Oveteater Anonymous 7 pm, Lebanon Free Methodist Church, Seventh and street Info: X6C5 Sareet Home Rock and Mlrterot Society 7 Fir Lawn Lutheran Church, Highway ZX and First Avenue TOPS, Albanyi First Evangelical Church, tXO First Ave. SK Jettefson 8:45 8 t2J8N. Se-ctvtid St.

I'i'CiW: FRONT DISC OREGON MEQABUCKS Nobody Won Hit- $2 nullum jackpot Wwlnewlay nigtit's drawing, pushing the jackpot to jm tvittmated $2 25 million (or drawing. Twelve tickets ts-itrmg five ol the six wuming numbers were sold, wiinh mi fio iipii-te when mlivmed the loHcry's. office in ShiIi-ih person or by m.iil Another iUC tukets N-aring four winning numbers were Mild, gtaxl for LM4U ejeh at any Megjlimki dialer 's inning mmiticrs 4 31 POWERBALL Nolxnh won tlif S-M million in nighl draw puling Hie i.nkput to an estimated tii million for SiituAlay drawing One tuket sold in Kcntut'kv the live regular numtTs, but ifil lite powertiall, to win tiisi.tXKi winning numU-rs: MMMMJ. Powerball 1. DAILY 4 Wednesday's winning numbers: 7-J-8-J.

WASHINGTON LOTTO No one won the fl million jackpot nighl. so the pne Kniwi (o million for Suturd.i mtht ttr.twing There were 24 tnkeis sold five of the six numbers dtawn out! they are worth each Another tickets bad four correct numbers and are worth $23 eiich. The numbers' 9-12-15-34-39-47. DAILY GAME Wednesday's winning number: IS. Mad rataa ay tMMa oily el Aaamy and b) aal cOk boa diaaaia, Th Aany Oanwoal Maiad ntaawaa nhl aiuaa aubacttetton lata iwn so oaya' noitc by yapsd and mad tcriw.

Ttm nuw may ba aidw by lanai la tw tubacraw gr by nobe aan-banad at tw rwwnmi nbai, SIKKkE COPT RATE Eactiatbbon I Delivery service To ata1 aonnvaanl nam dabvery, a 4n al eul 4utwo4r-4nace onVa batad bakm Wa ward b) pRNkt you an ta ba puataa aansc. It you haie Kd raoarvad yaw ptpar by JO (., plwa oaf au6acta( aarvwa offw fl you local aiaa baban 36 tn and 7 a m. Albany ok t3-22'1 labanon of JSe-loOl Swaa4 Homa oeioa Advertising ownership AS aanwng oopy and iuabanana prapavad by tt Afcany Damocrt4la'ald beoom ia brapany at ti Damociat Waiaid and my not laproducad any hf um aitfoul aijcft prior aat Memberships Aaaociaiad Piaa Th AaawaaadPraaaayari4BMaUieA'b -tia um tm nabubbcaaM of a ti taaa nam (nwm ea nawapar. Audit Buraau ol Oaiaaona mm I ah rNCLUOCS: 01 COB X' i Owpon MO) ILiDioicilii isalEa TURN ROTORS -NEW PADS PACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS BLEED SYSTEM Si ROAD TEST 4NSPECT MASTER CYLINDER INSPECT CALIPERS RebuBdlni ot ealipers estra. Saml-mataSic Rnlrvga astro Front A Rtar drum brekee eirtrs, H.IASI CAU KM AeeoevTswnrr et Anwwa FLUSH ii 4 MM IIUi 5wULr lUiiLU Recycling Tn AJbany Oamocrat-Haratd a) prtntad I We will build on your property your plans or FREE W-HOUSE ESTIMATE i l.

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