Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection, 1973-2004
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- VanLeeuwen, Liz.
- Title
- Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection
- Dates
- 1973-2004 (inclusive)19732004
1983-1998 (bulk)19831998 - Quantity
- 12.5 cubic feet, including 87 photographs, 57 maps, 9 audiocassettes, and 1 videotape, (14 boxes, including 1 oversize box, and 2 map folders)
- Collection Number
- MSS VanLeeuwen
- Summary
- The Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection consists of materials collected and generated by former State Representative Liz VanLeeuwen pertaining to the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl as a protected endangered species in Oregon and the effect this had on the state's timber industry. VanLeeuwen graduated from Oregon State College in 1947 and served in the Oregon Legislature as State Representative from 1981 to 1999.
- Repository
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Oregon State University Libraries, Special Collections and Archives Research Center
Special Collections and Archives Research Center
121 The Valley Library
Oregon State University
Corvallis OR
97331-4501
Telephone: 5417372075
Fax: 5417378674
scarc@oregonstate.edu - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Languages
- English
Biographical Note
Born in Lakeview, Oregon in 1925, Elizabeth Nelson VanLeeuwen graduated from Oregon State College in 1947 with a B.S. in Home Economics and went on to serve in the Oregon Legislature as State Representative for District 37 (Linn County) from 1981 to 1999. In her role as representative, VanLeeuwen campaigned actively against the listing of the spotted owl as an endangered species. In addition to her work in the legislature, VanLeeuwen has also been involved in a number of other advisory and governmental bodies, including the Western States Legislature Forestry Task Force, South Santiam Watershed Management Area Committee, and the Linn Soil and Water Conservation District.
Content Description
The Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection describes the controversy surrounding the 1990 listing of the Northern Spotted Owl as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act and the effect this listing had on the Oregon timber industry. Gathered from a variety of sources such as the federal government, the forest industry, environmental organizations, task forces/advisory boards, and local newspapers, the informational materials document attempts by VanLeeuwen and other governmental representatives to prevent the listing of the spotted owl and to have it "delisted" after being added to the endangered species list. The collection focuses mainly on the perspective of the timber industry during the spotted owl controversy but also includes materials related to discussions concerning the possible listing of the Marbled Murrelet, a North Pacific seabird. The collection includes correspondence and reports, publications, newspaper clippings, journal articles, note sheets, photographs, maps, audio cassettes, a VHS tape, and memorabilia and has been divided into five series.
Use of the Collection
Preferred Citation
Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection (MSS VanLeeuwen), Oregon State University Special Collections & Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
The Liz VanLeeuwen Spotted Owl Collection is arranged in five series: I. Numbered Files, 1983-2004; II. Environmental Impact Statements, 1985-1994; III. VanLeeuwen Organized Files, 1974-1998; IV. Sorted Files, 1973-2002; and V. Audiovisual Materials 1988-1993.
Acquisition Information
The materials were transferred to the Special Collections & Archives Research Center by Liz VanLeeuwen in 2004.
Processing Note
Series I, Numbered Files, 1983-2004 was organized by Benjamin Stout and used as reference sources for his book "The Northern Spotted Owl: An Oregon View." An item level inventory was compiled by Stout for these materials. Series III, VanLeeuwen Organized Files, 1974-1998 were arranged in folders by VanLeeuwen and the folders were alphabetized during the processing of the collection. The remaining series possessed no previous arrangement and were organized by subject and material type.
Related Materials
The Special Collections & Archives Research Center's holdings include many collections documenting forestry and natural resources in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Collections with extensive materials pertaining to the spotted owl include the Spotted Owl Management, Policy, and Research Collection (MSS SpottedOwl) and the Bruce G. Marcot Spotted Owl Collection (MSS Marcot). Other materials produced and collected by Ben Stout and Bob Zybach can be found in the Benjamin B. Stout Papers (MSS Stout) and Bob Zybach Collection (MSS Zybach).
Detailed Description of the Collection
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Series I: Numbered Files, 1983-2004
18 mapsSeries I is made up of numbered reports, newspaper clippings and articles, journal articles, and correspondence produced or gathered by VanLeeuwen that describe the Spotted Owl-Timber industry conflict of the late 1980s-early 1990s. Topics covered include discussions of possible revisions to the Endangered Species Act, the effect that listing the Northern Spotted Owl would have on the Oregon timber industry as well as individuals working in the industry, and the biology and natural history of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Items in this series were initially lent by VanLeeuwen to Ben Stout, who used the materials as reference sources for his book: The Northern Spotted Owl: An Oregon View. Stout compiled the following item level inventory for these materials. A copy of his book is available in the OSU Library.
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Description: 1: Liz Letter 1
Letter written by VanLeeuwen protesting Farmer-Stockman's support of Nature Conservancy.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 2: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife letter
From David Johnson to Logan Jones.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 3: Department of Forestry letter
Notifies VanLeeuwen that there are 180 owl sites on state land.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 4: Rutzick letter
From Rutzick to the U.S. Department of the Interior on conflict in estimates of owl population numbers.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 5: Mill closings
Copies of articles on mill closings in Oregon due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 6: Owl listing
Two articles on impact of Northern Spotted Owl listing on Oregon.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 7: Nature Conservancy Program
New Nature Conservancy program for saving places.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 8: Owl reports
Folder full of notes on Northern Spotted Owls and trips to D.C.
Dates: 1989-1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 9: Owl and murrelet correspondence
Letters to Fish and Wildlife Service, United States Department of the Interior, and others concerning red owl and murrelet.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 10: "Any color but green"
Article on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 11: Liz letter
Letter to Congress by VanLeeuwen supporting S.B. 1156 and H.R. 2463.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 12: Report on fly in to D.C.Dates: 1991Container: Box 1
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Description: 13: Liz testimony
Protest to the Oregon Department of Forestry about rules for protecting Northern Spotted Owls.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 14: Timber supply
Information on timber harvest, acres of forest, etc. in Oregon.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 15: Resolution 91-3
Resolution of Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force for reauthorization of Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 16: Ownership of O&C (Oregon and California) lands
Article about the history of O&C lands.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 17: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife letter
Letter from James VanLoan about VanLeeuwen's petition to remove the Northern Spotted Owl from the Threatened and Endangered List.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 18: Northern Spotted Owl east side of Washington
Report on habitat, fire, and demography in Washington.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 19: Challenge to owl ruling
Reports on lawsuit by Sierra Club to stop 13 timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 20: No owl timber sales
Reports on injunction on logging in Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 21: Amend the Endangered Species Act
Report on attempt by Bob Packwood to amend the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 22: Owl recovery plan
Reports on set-asides in Linn County for Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 23: Champion pullout
Reports on Champion International Corporation's plans to sell timber mills and leave Oregon.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 24: Timber sale ban
Report on environmentalist's attempt to get Judge Frye to issue an injunction to halt all Bureau of Land Management timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 25: Editorial about the Endangered Species Act
Endangered Species Act should allow for good sense.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 26: God Squad ruling
Report on God Squad ruling regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 27: Endangered Species Act owl protection
Report on Judge Johnson's government rules in Sweet Home case.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 28: Native Forest Council
Fund-raising effort to save all forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 29: God Squad members
Members and letter to administrator.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 30: Acreage data
Notes on acreages, etc. in Oregon.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 31: Environmentalist's memo on abuse
Part of a packet distributed in D.C. on the danger of grass roots people.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 32: Pacific Northwest economic indicators
Economic indicators from a major bank.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 33: Don Walker's story
Story of a logger who lost his job due to the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 34: Oregon Natural Resources Council lawsuit
Notes on suit of the Oregon Natural Resources Council on Bureau of Land Management sales and consultation regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 35: Forest Conservation Council suit
Suit against Rosboro Lumber Co. to stop harvest on private land.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 36: Appropriations amendment
Senate rejection of Packwood Amendment to broaden God Squad scope.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 37: Forest & Families Protection Act
Bill by Packwood, Hatfield, and Gorton to balance the needs of the people with Spotted Owl protection.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 38: Northern Spotted Owl preservation plan
Northern Spotted Owl recovery legislation and plans by the Secretary of Agriculture.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 39: U.S. Forest Service letter to CBS news
Letter to CBS news correcting an aired report on National Forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 40: "Appeals! Appeals! Appeals!"
Effect of appeals on forest management.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 41: "Federal judges: the new forest managers"
Effect of judges on forest management.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 42: God Squad for families
Conclusions of God Squad regarding some timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 43: World Wildlife Fund Endangered Species Act
Reports on a World Wildlife Fund study of the Endangered Species Act that notes defects.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 44: Northern Spotted Owl recovery costs
United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management report on the impact of the Northern Spotted Owl recovery plan. It is said to be greater than projected by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 45: Logging ban
Report on logging ban for 2 years in Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 46: "Hitting bottom at the Earth Summit"
Several articles on saving ancient forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 47: "Spotted Owl wins court battle"
Article in the Daily Barometer on decision by Judge Johnson regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 48: H.R. 4899--ancient forest legislation
Alert on nature of H.R. 4899 in Congress. "Preservationists dream."
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 49: Letter to Senate from VanLeeuwen
Letter to senators on the Environment and Public Works Committee.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 50: Oregon Department of Forestry report
Describes regulations regarding harvest near Northern Spotted Owl sites.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 51: Bureau of Land Management land allocation
Shows percentage of land in different management categories.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 52: Bert Udell letter
Draft letter to whom it may concern.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 53: "Old growth"
Article on what to do with old-growth and how much should be saved.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 54: "Gore-environmentalist or hypocrite?"
Notes that Gore went against Endangered Species Act as a senator from Tennessee in snail darter case.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 55: "Species act should allow for good sense"
Editorial on Endangered Species Act and God Squad.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 56: "Oregon and Washington counties get timber receipts"
Lists income to counties for timber harvest.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 57: Economic diversity Linn County
Report on developing economic diversity in Linn county.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 58: "Endangered species are here to stay"
Article on Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 59: "Dangers in the Endangered Species Act"
Reports on bill in House of Representatives to amend the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 60: Comments on draft recovery plan of Northern Spotted Owl
Extensive comments on draft recovery plan.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 61: Demography of the Northern Spotted Owl in Managed and Unmanaged Forests
Report by Irwin, et al., on studies on the east side of the cascades in Washington.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 62: "VanLeeuwen disputes owl report"
Letter to editor regarding a draft recovery plan for the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 63: VanLeeuwen to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding draft report
Copy of her letter.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 64: Review of demographic analysis by Ed SeymoreDates: 1992Container: Box 1
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Description: 65: Listing of Northern Spotted Owl
U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service report listing Northern Spotted Owl as threatened.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 66: Recovery plan for Northern Spotted Owl-draft3 maps
Three maps accompanying this plan that show proposals for Spotted Owl conservation areas in Oregon, Washington, and California have been separated.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1, 15 -
Description: 67: Final Environmental Impact Statement-Northern Spotted Owl-draft
Volume 1 of 2. Report on management for Northern Spotted Owl in National Forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 68: Maps of Alternatives15 maps
U.S. Forest Service maps of alternatives in management plan for Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1, 15 -
Description: 69: Record of decision-Final Environmental Impact Statement-Northern Spotted Owl
Explains how National Forests are to be managed to care for Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 70: Final Environmental Impact Statement-Northern Spotted Owl-Volume 2
Volume 2 of two volume set.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 71: Threatened and endangered listing by state
Outline map (8.5X11 inches) of U.S. showing number of threatened and endangered listings by state.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 72: Northern Spotted Owl question/answer
Questions and answers regarding Judge Dwyer's injunction on timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 73: Oregon Wilderness Act of 1983
Two volume set of record of hearings held in Bend and Salem.
Dates: 1983Container: Box 1 -
Description: 74: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force report
Report on visit to Northern Spotted Owl site.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 75: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force resolution
Resolution regarding the Northern Spotted Owl asking for delisting since so many owls had been found.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 76: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force Resolution 92-6
Resolution asking for income from timber for benefit of counties.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 77: Petition to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Press release on petition to delist the Northern Spotted Owl and stop further listings.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 78: Endangered Species Act amendments
Report on Senator Symms' effort to change the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 79: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force Resolution
Draft of resolution to sharpen environmental legislation.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 80: Packwood on land management
Packwood's statement at Roseburg regarding draft recovery plan.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 81: Liz VanLeeuwen newsletter
Remarks in newsletter regarding the Northern Spotted Owl and Marbled Murrelet.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 82: Liz VanLeeuwen reports on D.C. trip
Published comments on trip to D.C. to meet with legislators regarding people and economy.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 83: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force Resolution
Resolution 91-3 urges Congress to think of people and economy in reauthorization of Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 84: Support for Resolution 91-3 of Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force
A "To Whom It May Concern" letter supporting 91-3 and showing costs of Endangered Species Act to Oregon communities.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 85: Letter to President Bush
Protest of Governor Roberts' support of halting 44 sales on Bureau of Land Management land--includes a Democrat-Herald editorial.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 86: "God Squad listen to this"
Liz VanLeeuwen statement to God Squad regarding 44 timber sales stopped by injunction.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 87: Warner Creek fire recovery plan
Urges salvage of Warner Creek fire-damaged timber.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 88: Is this what you call a victory?
Notes on effect of Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 89: Letter to Congress
Letter to members of Congress urging them to not to listen to "Fly In For Freedom People."
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 90: "Adding value to wood"
Notes on mill status in Oregon.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 91: Timber supply facts
Timber and mill information.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 92: Forest policy recommendations
Several recommendations on federal land policies.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 93: Owl decline and timber sales cancelled
Two articles on owl decline and cancelled timber harvests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 94: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force Resolution 92-1
Resolution asking Congress to get the Government Accountability Office or another independent agency to do economic analysis.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 95: Forest statistics of the Western States
Stats on ownership of forest land in western states.
Dates: 1987Container: Box 1 -
Description: 96: Species status report
Species listing by state.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 97: Letter to decision makers
Letter to D.C. officials regarding reauthorization of Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 98: Letter from Deputy Chief, U.S. Forest Service
Response to a letter from VanLeeuwen.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 1 -
Description: 99: "Timber industry: Veil of science does not support owl strategy"
Associated Press report on timber industry critique of Thomas' Northern Spotted Owl report.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 100: Spotted owl debate
Article by Darryl Harris on Northern Spotted Owl and one by Austin Chase on environmentalism.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 101: Oregon response to Northern Spotted Owl critical habitat designation
Position statement of Oregon executive team on Northern Spotted Owl critical habitat designation.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 102: Is this what preservationists call a victory?
Listing of mills closed between 7-1-88 and 7-1-91.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 103: Any color but green
Letter to U.S. News and World Report on their piece on the lobbying effort in D.C.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 104: Forest products industry report on mill closures
Report on mill closures, etc. as related to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 1 -
Description: 105: Letter to constituents
Letter to constituents on how they might find jobs after mill cutbacks in Sweet Home.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 106: Legislative newsletter
News release from VanLeeuwen's office which includes a forestry/spotted owl section.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 107: Oregon schools depend on state forest land
Article in AOI business paper on harvest value to schools from state land.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 1 -
Description: 108: VanLeeuwen fights for jobs
Article about a news conference in which VanLeeuwen opposed bans on logging in old growth forests.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 109: Non-federal logging protection
News release on bill in the State House of Representatives to prevent state and private land from being put off limits due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 110: "Forest Research Institution legislation is proposed"
News release on H.B. 2419 to establish Oregon Forest Research Institute.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 111: Bureau of Land Management and Liz VanLeeuwen meet
News release on meeting.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 112: VanLeeuwen schedules unemployment meeting
Meeting arranged for Oregon Division of Human Resources to meet with unemployed to get help.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 113: "People, Owls and Old Growth"
News release on presentation in D.C. regarding owl and employment.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 114: "Aid to timber workers targeted"
Note on H.B. 2084 to extend unemployment benefits to unemployed timber workers.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 1 -
Description: 115: "A Tale of Deception"
Opinion piece in Evergreen on listing of Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 116: Timber supply
News release to urge people to write to Congress, etc regarding land set-asides.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 1 -
Description: 117: Timber supply related facts
Compilation of data on timber supply.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 118: Letter to district ranger, Sweet Home
Letter to Ranger Barnette asking questions regarding Sweet Home district timber harvest plans. See #119.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 119: Response to VanLeeuwen letter of 02-02-90
Response to VanLeeuwen letter of 02-02-90. See # 118.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 120: Letter to Christian Science Monitor
Letter to J. Hart asking for a factual report on timber issues in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 121: Letter to U.S. Forest Service chief
Letter to chief regarding Pacific Northwest forests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 122: Letter to Representative Yates, U.S. House of Representatives
Letter to Representative Yates regarding budget for U.S. Forest Service.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 123: Letter to TBS
Letter to TBS protesting a broadcast on ancient forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 124: Collection of news clips regarding environmentalists activities
A collection of clippings from press regarding environmental protests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 125: Letter urging letters
Letter to constituents urging letters to Congress and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 126: Letter to Editors
Draft letter to editor regarding Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 127: Letter to National Humane Education Society
Letter of protest regarding an article in the Quarterly Journal.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 128: Timber supply facts
Collection of info on timber supply in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 129: Letter urging constituents to write Congressmen
Letter urging people to write Congressmen. Facts and names given.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 130: Packwood letter
Letter to Marv Coates regarding a bill B.P. submitted regarding land management.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 131: Letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Letter to Marv Plenert urging that the Northern Spotted Owl not be listed.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 132: Letter to Stroh Brewing Co.
Letter to Lacy Logan asking her to review a bunch of information being sent.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 133: Letter to Senator Hatfield
Letter showing that National Human Society had used bad data in its publication.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 134: Letter to President Bush
Letter to President Bush regarding timber supply from federal lands.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 135: Letter to Representative Denny Smith
Protesting article in National Humane Society publication regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 136: News article "On earth first!"
Story on FBI spy in Earth First and arrest of Earth First members.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 137: Willamette Industries news release
Notes on timber supply at Willamette Industries mills.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 138: Area timber unions rally at capitol
Article on rally of union members at Salem.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 139: Western Oregon timber supply crisis
Compendium on forest supply facts for U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 1 -
Description: 140: Into the woods with monkeywrenching gang
Article on monkeywrenching.
Container: Box 1 -
Description: 141: Company timber supply
Letter to employees regarding Northern Spotted Owl effect on timber supply and their jobs.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 142: "Owl plan means economic chaos, lawmakers say"
Article reporting on Bob Packwood's concern for jobs in the Pacific Northwest due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 143: "Spotted owl may soon land on endangered species list"
News article on possible listing of Northern Spotted Owl. Job loss data.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 144: "Complaint over owl suit dismissed"
Article on suit to challenge U of O faculty on lawsuit.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 145: "Owl plan may affect state-owned land"
Article of effect of Northern Spotted Owl listing on state land.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 146: "Owls prefer forest that looks a mess"
Editorial on Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 147: "Wildlife service shelves owl study"
Article on U.S. Forest Service request that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stop publication of reports on timber sale effects on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 1 -
Description: 148: "Mill towns dread decision on owl"
Associated Press article on the effect of the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 149: "Owl option being considered"
Article with Idaho dateline discussing the possibility of raising owls in captivity.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 150: "Details of spotted owl decision remain secret"
Associated Press report on secrecy of the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 151: "Agency will avoid sales in proposed owl areas"
Report on Bibles, Bureau of Land Management Director, at an Audubon meeting in Grants Pass.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 152: "Chamber resolution urges hearing on spotted owl"
Article on Albany Chamber of Commerce asking for a hearing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 153: "Concern for owls stops two timber sales"
Article about timber sales in Sweet Home.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 154: "Common sense: Answer to the timber crisis"
A forum piece by an old logger/mill owner in Lebanon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 155: "Owl listed: Real timber fight begins"
Article by publisher, Alex Paul, on the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl and the effect thereof.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 156: Letter to VanLeeuwen regarding the Northern Spotted Owl
Letter to VanLeeuwen regarding Northern Spotted Owls in the woods behind the writer's home in a second-growth forest in Lebanon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 157: Letter from Pete Setala and answer
Letter describing "gimmick" spotted owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 158: Northern Spotted Owl stories
Several stories on the effect of listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 159: "U.S. delays protection of spotted owl"
Story on what the federal government will do now that the Northern Spotted Owl is listed.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 160: "Owl issue brings new support for preservation of old growth"
Dateline D.C. Response of people in D.C. and Oregon to the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 161: "Audubon report predicts more damage to forests"
Portland Dateline. Audubon society predicts great harm to forests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 162: "Scientists: Cut logging to save owl"
Democrat-herald article (originally from the Associated Press) on Thomas report calling for reduced timber harvests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 163: "New owl plan would curtail logging"
Article by staff on the effect of the owl listing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 164: "Owl report called 'catastrophic'"
Article (Associated Press) on the effect of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on timber communities.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 1 -
Description: 165: "Environmentalists blast owl plan"
Article (Associated Press) reporting that environmentalists do not like owl plan.
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Description: 166: "BLM timber sale rejected to save owl"
Article from Roseburg on advisory committee voting to cancel proposed Bureau of Land Management sales.
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Description: 167: "Simpson plans owl study"
Story from Grants Pass (Associated Press) on Simpson hiring a biologist to study Northern Spotted Owls on its land.
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Description: 168: "Owl's listing shifts scrutiny to recovery"
Article speculating on effect of listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 169: "What would a listed owl mean?"
Article speculating on the effect of listing the Northern Spotted Owl on the Pacific Northwest.
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Description: 170: "Owl issue forces decision on us all"
Speculation on what listing will mean to a town like Lebanon.
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Description: 171: Is the Northern Spotted Owl really threatened?
Flyer arguing that there is no need to list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 172: "Spotted owl"
Article on spotted owl.
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Description: 173: "Judge decides owl deal valid"
Article reporting that Judge Frye upheld the constitutionality of the timber compromise.
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Description: 174: "Judge dismisses suit against BLM"
Article reporting on dismissal of Audubon suit to halt timber sales under compromise.
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Description: 175: "Resource council challenges sales in 4 BLM districts"
Report of challenge of the Bureau of Land Management sales by the Oregon Natural Resources Council.
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Description: 176: "Spotted owl input needed"
Letter from VanLeeuwen urging people to write to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Description: 177: "Opposite views are last word on owl"
Reports opposing views on Northern Spotted Owl listing.
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Description: 178: Letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Letter urging consideration of all consequences of listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 179: OSU ecologist tapped by the federal government to study Northern Spotted Owl
Report on Charles Meslow being assigned to study the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 180: "OSU researches spotted owl, habitat"
Article with Corvallis Dateline on work at Oregon State University on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 181: "Study finds 36 spotted owls in SH district"
Article with Sweet Home Dateline on owl surveys in the Sweet Home district of Willamette National Forest.
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Description: 182: "Owl panel surprised by depth of feeling"
Article on response of federal timber task force leader to feelings about the Northern Spotted Owl in Oregon.
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Description: 183: "Counties asked to help pay costs of fight over owl"
Report of request by the Association of O&C counties for funds to fight owl listing.
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Description: 184: "Reward offered in death of owl"
Article (Associated Press) with Eugene Dateline telling of reward for information on death of a Northern Spotted Owl left on a U.S. Forest Service kiosk.
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Description: 185: "Do you have a birds nest?"
Story of a man named Oly who was prohibited to cut his trees, which are his retirement account.
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Description: 186: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Northern Spotted Owl response form
A form for responding to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service opposing listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 187: "Good intentions often backfire"
Review of legislation with good intentions that backfired.
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Description: 188: "Court won't get involved in fight over spotted owl"
Supreme court decides not to review a lower court case regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 189: "Speaker: Owls can survive logging"
Report of talk by Larry Irwin regarding the Northern Spotted Owl in other than old-growth forests.
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Description: 190: "FS thinks hundreds of spotted owl letters are phony"
Associated Press story on bogus letters to the Forest Service regarding management of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 191: "No on spotted owl"
Newsletter regarding Northern Spotted Owls in Washington State.
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Description: 192: Habitat management for the spotted owl
Report on responses to draft supplement on Northern Spotted Owl management.
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Description: 193: Forest Service deluged by letters on spotted owl issue
Large numbers of letters received by Forest Service on draft plan released in August, 1986.
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Description: 194: "Ranger: Plan won't cut logging"
Article on the effect of the Northern Spotted Owl on timber harvests in the Sweet Home Ranger District.
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Description: 195: U.S. Forest Service supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
Memo to members on the spotted owl issue and land areas being set aside for the owl.
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Description: 196: "Old growth controversy"
Story about amount of old-growth set aside.
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Description: 197: Letter of protest to editor of Capital Press
Protest letter to editor about an article in Capital Press reporting and commenting on Willamette Industries cutting old-growth.
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Description: 198: Collection of letters to congressmen
Several different documents on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 199: "Slippery spotted owl"
Story of U.S. Forest Service staff taking Representative Mae Yih into the field to see the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 200: "Sweet Home C of C endorses owl resolution"
Listing of a Chamber of Commerce resolution opposing the U.S. Forest Service preferred alternative.
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Description: 201: "Hatfield challenges FS over owls"
Associated Press story that Senator Hatfield questions the Forest Service on need for evidence to support reduction in timber harvest.
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Description: 202: "Judge blocks old growth cut"
Two timber sales halted near Eugene.
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Description: 203: "Owl politics"
Letter to editor regarding set-asides for the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 204: "Hodel: Owls not an urgent problem"
Interview with U.S. Department of the Interior secretary Hodel saying the Northern Spotted Owl is not an urgent problem.
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Description: 205: Third Force for Forestry
Meeting notice with descriptions of alternatives for protecting the Northern Spotted Owl attached.
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Description: 206: Testimony-H.R. committee of forest management
Testimony to a House committee hearing on old-growth management.
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Description: 207: Resolution in opposition to U.S. Forest Service management of the Northern Spotted Owl
Resolution opposing selected alternative for managing the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 208: WI hires PR man
Willamette Industries public relations man describes the work he is doing related to the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 209: "Officials given pre-tour of upcoming forest plan impact areas"
Report on field trip discussion for management on Sweet Home district.
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Description: 210: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Letter regarding a Draft Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement.
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Description: 211: "Don't sacrifice jobs for spotted owls"
Guest opinion written by VanLeeuwen in Lebanon Express.
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Description: 212: Hatfield and Atiyeh letters regarding the Northern Spotted Owl
Reaction to the Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement for the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 213: Letter to Regional Forester
Protesting preferred alternative in the Supplement to the Environmental Impact Statement for the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 214: The U.S. government's $6 billion Northern Spotted Owl plan
Flyer opposing Northern Spotted Owl plans.
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Description: 215: Forestry Field Trip
Notebook for field trip to discuss owls, old-growth, etc.
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Description: 216: "Oregon's not so Sweet Home"
Newsweek article on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 217: "An environmental viewpoint"
Article in Oregon Business magazine by Kerr urging the retention of old-growth forests.
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Description: 218: "Audubon: Owls need old growth"
Article by Overman reporting on Audubon's president arguing need for old-growth by the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 219: "Author says tree spiking valid tactic"
Edward Abbey argues that tree spiking is okay.
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Description: 220: Old-growth overestimated
Article reporting charge by environmentalists that U.S. Forest Service has overestimated the amount of old-growth.
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Description: 221: Environmentalists criticize federal government's plan to save the Northern Spotted Owl
Criticism of Northern Spotted Owl plan by U.S. Forest Service.
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Description: 222: "Panel: Law Clinic is neutral"
Article reporting that the Environmental Law Clinic at University of Oregon is neutral.
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Description: 223: "Scenario called right for forest inferno"
Effects of forest fire suppression on fire problem.
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Description: 224: "Leaked Report: Owls' survival uncertain"
Article regarding leaked report by the Bureau of Land Management on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 225: "Environmentalists offer timber plan"
Report of environmentalists offer of support of timber sales by the U.S. Forest Service.
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Description: 226: Andy Stahl's Northern Spotted Owl speech
Excerpts from a talk given by Andy Stahl and University of Oregon's Western Public Interest Law Conference saying that if the Northern Spotted Owl had not evolved it would have had to be engineered.
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Description: 227: "New thinking on old growth"
Report on new ecological findings regarding the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
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Description: 228: Letter to Legislators
Letter to Oregon Legislators asking for support of legislation to put Bull Run and all old-growth off limits.
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Description: 229: "Legislative help sought to save old-growth timber"
Environmental group proposes state park for Opal Creek.
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Description: 230: "New issues loom in old forest debate"
Phil Cogswell reports on a conference organized by Representative DeFazio on timber issues.
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Description: 231: "Public being misled by preservationists"
Op-Ed piece by Mark McKelvie on forestry issues.
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Description: 232: "Board of forestry enters new era with revised mission statement"
Report in Earthwatch on the new Oregon Board of Forestry mission statement.
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Description: 233: "The politics of old-growth forests"
Resource review article on how forests in the Pacific Northwest should be managed.
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Description: 234: "A northern spotted owl primer"
Article on the Northern Spotted Owl based on interviews with government experts who study the owl.
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Description: 235: "Is there a timber shortage?"
Article on causes of turmoil in the Pacific Northwest timber industry.
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Description: 236: "Oregon's green guarantee"
Report on planting efforts.
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Description: 237: Jobs
Report on number of jobs in timber industry.
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Description: 238: Editorial on timber industry
Editorial supporting timber industry.
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Description: 239: "Loggers are an endangered species"
Article on the importance of the forest industry to the state and nation.
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Description: 240: "Do you have a bird's nest?"
Notes on owl habits and private property rights.
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Description: 241: "Environmental groups scuttle timber proposal"
Reprint of editorial in the Eugene Register Guard.
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Description: 242: "Stop the forestry nit-picking"
Reprint of editorial in Coos Bay World regarding environmentalists' effect on forest land management.
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Description: 243: "Consensus building getting results"
Article on conflicts regarding management of federal forests.
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Description: 244: "A rare, reclusive bird at center of storm in Pacific Northwest"
Article on impact of the Northern Spotted Owl for federal forest management.
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Description: 245: "The spotted owl could wipe us out"
Saving the owl will endanger the timber industry.
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Description: 246: "Stroh's drops Audubon Support"
Short piece on Stroh brewery withdrawing an anti-logging ad for Audubon on television.
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Description: 247: Picture of Northern Spotted OwlDates: 1989Container: Box 1
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Description: 248: "Is the owl really threatened?"
Lawyer's analysis of Northern Spotted Owl population dynamics and the timber industry.
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Description: 249: "At Issue: The Northern Spotted Owl"
Article of Northern Spotted Owl populations and effects on timber industry.
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Description: 250: Testimony, Mike Miller
Report to Oregon House on jobs of loggers in woods.
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Description: 251: Investigation of Long-Term Impacts of Alternative Timber Supply Forecasts
Report by Schallau, et al. on economic impacts of different timber supply forecasts.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 252: The Forest Products Industry and Community Stability: The Evolution of the Issue
Con Schallau's discussion of the meaning of community stability as viewed by Congress and the U.S. Forest Service.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 253: Long Term Impacts on Change in Timber Harvest
Con Schallau's analysis of employment impact of reduced timber harvest on federal land.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 254: Briefing Packet, PEST Program
Packet of info for people who want to stop damage to logging equipment. Includes guides for equipment damagers.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 255: Planning for Oregon's Federal Lands
A discussion of ways the state interacts with the federal government for management of federal lands.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 256: "More environmental eco-tage"
Story on eco-terrorism threat in Agate Beach.
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Description: 257: "Group opposes preservationists legislation"
Story on attempt to get bill in Congress to halt timber harvest in National Forests.
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Description: 258: Whether Or Not to Log Old Growth
An essay by a high school student on old-growth forests and the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 259: "Is Washington D.C. concerned?"
Report on trip to D.C. and meetings with congressional staff.
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Description: 260: "Timber support group plans meeting"
Report on planned meeting regarding timber harvest.
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Description: 261: Man's Dominion Not Destruction
An essay by Kunzman regarding the Northern Spotted Owl and timber harvest.
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Description: 262: "It's Stand up and Show Time"
Preparation for trip to D.C. and timber facts.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 263: Stroh's support of environmental TV show
Report on Stroh's support of Channel 4 show regarding old-growth forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 264: "Spotted owl listed as 'threatened'"
Report on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Description: 266: "Group hopes to invite visitors for close look at timber families"
Report on attempt to get people to come see effect of reduced timber harvest on families.
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Description: 267: Letter to Marvin Plenert, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Letter explaining the effect of reduced timber harvest on Sweet Home.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 268: A Call to Arms
History of Yellow Ribbon Coalition.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 269: Owl and Old Growth Debate Briefs
Asserted facts about owls and old-growth.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 270: Fact Sheet on Oregon Forests
Oregon facts.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 271: "A tale of deception"
Comments on Andy Stahl's ideas about the usefulness of the Northern Spotted Owl as a surrogate for old-growth.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 272: Evergreen Editorials
A collection of editorials on owls, timber, and people.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 273: Forest Plan newsletters regarding the Willamette National Forest
Several newsletters on forest management.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 274: Northwest Forest Resource Council folder
Several reports on the Northern Spotted Owl from timber perspective.
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Description: 275: Comments on Forestry Program for Oregon
Letter from Second Vice President to Oregon Board of Forestry commenting on the proposed forestry program for Oregon.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 276: "How much is left?"
Article examines how much old-growth is left from environmentalist, timber, and Forest Service point of view.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 277: "An environmental viewpoint"
Article by Andy Kerr on old-growth and forest industry.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 278: The Earth Warrior
Several stories on land management activity on National Forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 279: Form letter regarding the Northern Spotted Owl listing
Form letter to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service protesting the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 280: Fingertip Forestry Facts
A page of facts about Oregon forests.
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Description: 281: "Oregon Wilderness Bill"
Report on federal legislation to set aside more wilderness.
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Description: 282: Magazine protest
Letter from President to members urging a letter to the Oregonian and Meier & Frank regarding articles in Northwest Magazine.
Dates: 1984Container: Box 2 -
Description: 283: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Letter urging VanLeeuwen to oppose H.R. 1149, the Oregon Wilderness Bill.
Dates: 1984Container: Box 2 -
Description: 284: VanLeeuwen notes and news article
Article about four chiefs from D.C. coming to Portland to show the importance of the Northern Spotted Owl and VanLeeuwen's notes on TV shows and phone calls.
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Description: 285: Responsible Environmentalism
Listing of organizations in the office of legal Council.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 286: "District ranger talks to Third Force"
District Ranger tells of timber harvest allowed under Hatfield-Adams bill.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 287: Town Hall--The Spotted Owl
Notice of public meeting in Lebanon on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 288: "Timber compromise having some effect on mid-valley"
Effect of Hatfield-Adams bill on timber supply.
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Description: 289: "BLM wants owl lawsuit dismissed"
Request by the Bureau of Land Management to dismiss suit by environmentalists on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 290: Protest of print media coverage
Collection of cartoons from print media on the Northern Spotted Owl and land management.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 291: "Speaking out on the Northern Spotted Owl"
An issue of Timber! devoted to Northern Spotted Owl information.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 292: BLM lands: Model of sustained yield
Bureau of Land Management's land management reviewed and praised.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 293: "Oregon's green guarantee"
Information on tree planting in Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 294: Timber Topics
Several two page flyers on the Northern Spotted Owl and federal land management, 1989 and 1990.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 295: "Spotted Owls"
History of listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 296: "It all comes down to people"
Story of a company that began a literacy program in its mill.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 297: VanLeeuwen letter to the Christian Science Monitor.
Personal letter to a Monitor editor that VanLeeuwen had known years before.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 298: VanLeeuwen letter to Turner Broadcasting System
Letter to TBS protesting an Audubon Special on ancient forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 299: Northern Spotted Owl Resolution to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Two resolutions by Public Lands Council to the Bureau of Land Management regarding the Northern Spotted Owl and Hatfield-Adams bill.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 300: Northern Spotted Owl Research, Development and Application Program
Early program on the Northern Spotted Owl for the U.S. Forest Service.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 301: Info on Northern Spotted Owl in the Pacific Northwest
Early results of the RD&A program on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 302: Appointment of National Advisory Council--Bureau of Land Management
Meeting notice of a Bureau of Land Management's National Advisory council meeting in Portland.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 304: "Bureau of Land Management's Western Oregon timber sales to drop in FY89"
Letter describing reduced sales from Bureau of Land Management land in fiscal year 1989.
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Description: 305: Graphs and figures
Show estimations of timber sales, prices, and dependence on lumber in Oregon based on county.
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Description: 306: Listing of large mature and old-growth trees in Linn CountyDates: 1988Container: Box 2
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Description: 307: Response to Oregon Delegation questions
25 questions were submitted to the U.S. Forest Service by a congressional delegation regarding old forests. The questions and answers are here.
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Description: 308: The Northern Spotted Owl: National Forest Resource Council Summary of Issue
National Forest Resource Council put together this packet of info on the Northern Spotted Owl. Packet submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by Mark Rutzick.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 309: Association of American Loggers Briefing Packet on Northern Spotted Owl
Packet of information for field trip to learn about the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 311: Northern Spotted Owl, Old-Growth and the Economy of the Northwest
Estimate of the effects of Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 312: "Packwood: Environmentalists hold 'high ground'"
Report on Packwood speech.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 313: "Old growth timber becomes national equation"
Article about Representative Yates protecting old-growth.
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Description: 314: "Owl options frustrate Northwest lawmakers"
Article about Representative DeFazio's problems with owls and timber.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 315: Three stories regarding the Northern Spotted Owl
Politician's story, courts' story, and logging story.
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Description: 316: "Agency Chief: Owl data too skimpy"
Chief Robertson's comments on knowledge about the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 317: "'New Forestry' seeks balance"
Story about Jerry Franklin and New Forestry.
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Description: 318: "Simpson workers shocked by news"
Story on closing of mill in Millersburg.
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Description: 319: "Swing shift laid off at Midway"
Story of early closing of mill.
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Description: 320: "S. Home rally draws crowd backing timber"
Story of rally regarding timber workers at Sweet Home.
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Description: 321: "Bill's author says balance tips too far toward owl"
Representative Markam introduces a bill regarding Northern Spotted Owl capture.
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Description: 322: "Federal agencies work in owl plan"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 323: "Logging ban lifted by judge"
Two stories on rulings regarding owl and timber harvest.
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Description: 324: "BLM: timber cut will be a third less than average"
Timber harvest reductions due to need to protect the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 325: "How many jobs will owl cost?"
Story reporting differences in estimates of jobs lost due to owl protection.
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Description: 326: "Two sides talk of old growth, spotted owls"
Story on industry and environmentalist representative discussing old-growth harvest.
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Description: 327: "Fear of job losses unites NW timber towns"
Story of estimated job losses statewide due to owl protection.
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Description: 328: "Hatfield: Log supply in danger"
Report on Hatfield's vis to Albany and his discussion of timber supply.
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Description: 329: "New figures indicate less old-growth than estimate"
Story on new U.S. Forest Service study on old-growth acreages.
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Description: 330: "20% Unemployment"
Editorial regarding Hatfield's meeting with labor organization regarding jobs in timber industry.
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Description: 331: "Closure of half of mills predicted"
Story from Salem regarding employment/mill closing predictions.
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Description: 332: "Injunction will delay SH district timber sales"
Story on district court halting of timber sales in Sweet Home district.
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Description: 333: "Spotted Owl injunction extended"
Story on more sales halted by courts.
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Description: 334: "Governor supports lifting ban on timber sales"
Goldschmidt's support of lifting ban on timber sales on National Forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 335: "Owl comments under fire"
Story of Secretary Lujan, U.S. Department of the Interior, saying we must balance people and owls. Environmentalists protest.
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Description: 336: "Wildlife head denies owl report"
Associated Press story from D.C. that the head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service denies that pressure was brought to bear on the Fish and Wildlife Service to not list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 337: "BLM holds off valley timber sales"
Report that Salem district was holding off on 11 sales. Also a report on the Forest Service doing same thing.
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Description: 338: "Sweet Home sawmill closes"
Story of a mill and its people on the last day of operation.
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Description: 339: "Spotted owl study flawed GAO charges"
Story of the Government Accountability Office finding fault with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision not to list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 340: "Material shortage cited in Lebanon mill closure"
Story of plywood mill closing in Lebanon due to shortage of logs.
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Description: 341: "Ecologist testified about owls"
Report of Gordon Orians testimony in court of need for old-growth to save the owl.
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Description: 342: "Compromise needed in debate on forests"
Report on symposium organized by DeFazio on timberline issues.
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Description: 343: "Director calls critics 'a bunch of auditors'"
Story on Dunkle's criticism of the Government Accountability Office's report on pressure to not list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 344: "Industry: Saving owls could cost $5 billion"
Story of lawsuit fight between industry and environmentalists.
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Description: 345: "Hearing brings allegations of wildlife mismanagement"
Democrat Herald story regarding the Government Accountability Office's criticism of the Fish and Wildlife Service not listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 346: "Mid-valley legislators back owl bounty bill"
Story of support for the Northern Spotted Owl bounty bill in state legislature.
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Description: 347: Log Trucks-Hood River
Story on protest in Hood River over reduced timber harvests.
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Description: 348: "Quiet mills, slow death"
Story of saw milling in Southern Oregon.
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Description: 349: "Spotted owl issue needs cooperation"
Op-Ed piece by Mike Kerrick, supervisor of the Willamette National Forest.
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Description: 350: "Clear-cutting may aid fish"
Report from Newport about U.S. Forest Service biologist who thinks clear-cutting may be good for fish.
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Description: 351: "Environmental group: Job losses exaggerated 10-fold"
Story that estimates of job losses due to the Northern Spotted Owl are greatly exaggerated.
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Description: 352: "Judge won't let owl stop timber sales"
Judge rejects a bid to temporarily halt timber sales.
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Description: 353: "Speaker is optimistic about timber"
Barte Starker strikes optimistic pose regarding timber at Third Force for Forest meeting.
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Description: 354: "Log decay focus of study"
Report of Mark Harmon's work on decay of logs in old forests.
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Description: 355: "Timber sale objection draws fire"
Story of protest by industry of Chris Frissell's comments-science or advocacy?
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Description: 356: "Protesters plan appeal on logging"
Story of protest at Breitenbush Hot Spring over timber harvest. Plus two other stories.
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Description: 357: "Judge halts more timber sales"
Story of restraint on sales by Judge Dwyer.
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Description: 358: "Kitzhaber says state needs policy on forest issues"
Story of Kitzhaber's ideas about timber policy.
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Description: 359: "Court gets arguments over owl"
Court case regarding Bureau of Land Management timber harvests.
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Description: 360: "Smith urges delay in spotted owl status"
Representative Bob Smith calls for delay in the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 361: "Federal Judge gives temporary relief in spotted owl lawsuit"
Report of Judge Dwyer's ruling on temporary injunction to halt timber harvest.
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Description: 362: "Some scientists say transmitters skewed spotted owl study"
Hal Salwasser reports that some scientists question use of transmitters on owls.
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Description: 363: "VanLeeuwen has spotted an owl problem"
Editorial on VanLeeuwen's concern about owl effects.
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Description: 364: "Timber shortage plagues industry"
Story on mill closing due to timber shortage.
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Description: 365: "Groups file against 12 more timber sales"
Story on lawsuit filings by environmentalist groups.
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Description: 366: "Spotted owl debate divides Washington"
Story of political battle in Washington between the Governor and others over the Northern Spotted Owl and timber harvest.
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Description: 367: "Sawmills are starting to drop like trees"
Story on impact of owl controversy on timber supply and mill closures.
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Description: 368: "Timber sales appeals total 37 in forest"
Story about appeals of timber sales in the Willamette National Forest.
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Description: 369: "SH mill closes for good"
Story of mill closing in Sweet Home. Similar story under "People."
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Description: 370: "Company counts 25 mill closures in NW"
Report that WTD Industries has counted 25 mill closures.
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Description: 371: "Nine groups file lawsuit over spotted owl habitat"
Suit to stop logging of old-growth to protect old forest and the Northern Spotted Owl and other stories.
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Description: 372: "Noose tightens around mills"
Story of mills closing in Sweet Home.
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Description: 373: "Judge issues order to stop logging at 5 Oregon sites"
Judge Frye stops harvest on five Bureau of Land Management logging sales.
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Description: 374: "Workers react to closure of SH mill"
Story of people and the effect of mill closing on their lives.
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Description: 375: "Gardner: Axe timber plan"
Story of Washington Governor's problems with U.S. Forest Service plans.
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Description: 376: "Governor backs decision on owls"
Governor Goldschmidt agrees that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service could only list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 377: "Forest Council asks delay in set-aside decision"
Story of Forest Council's action. The Forest Council is an industry group that wants to delay set-aside of 375,000 more acres for the spotted owl.
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Description: 378: "Massive layoffs seen for timber industry"
Report on reduced timber supply for the industry due to Northern Spotted Owl litigation plus another story on back side. Duplicate of #383.
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Description: 379: "Spotted owls are studied again"
Story on another look at the science of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 380: "Petition aims to renew spotted owl protection"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 381: "Packwood: Limit forest appeals"
Report on Packwood's ideas regarding the impact of the Northern Spotted Owl on forest industry.
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Description: 382: "Industry group says more layoff likely"
Associated Press with Washington D.C. Dateline saying more layoffs due.
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Description: 383: "Massive layoffs seen for timber industry"
Same story as #382 regarding layoffs due to appeals of timber sales.
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Description: 384: VanLeeuwen calls on Governor to take action
Story on press conference regarding timber supply.
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Description: 385: "Forest Service will wait until we have the bill"
Story of compromise worked out to get some sales made, but Forest Service waiting until it sees bill for language details.
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Description: 386: "Willamette spokesman: Local impact unknown"
Story on Hatfield compromise to get out timber and protect owl.
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Description: 387: "'War' on industrial society declared by Earth First!"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 388: "Wildlife staffer offers owl testimony at northwest hearing"
Hal Salwasser testified at a Northwest hearing on Northern Spotted Owls and forests.
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Description: 389: "High Court asked to review ruling in spotted owl case"
Story of an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court on a suit to curtail logging in National Forests, plus other stories.
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Description: 390: "Environmentalists challenge 'truce'"
Story on environmentalists' problems with legislation that allows some timber harvest.
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Description: 391: "Firms continue high timber bids"
Story on continuing high bids for Forest Service timber.
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Description: 392: "Willamette hits record in log bid"
Story of record bid for Forest Service timber by Willamette Industries.
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Description: 393: "Ranger District-City: Economic partnership?"
District recreationist suggests that city of Sweet Home and ranger district cooperate to develop tourism, recreation.
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Description: 394: "BLM renews request to cut dead timber in owl areas"
The Bureau of Land Management wants to salvage dead timber in Northern Spotted Owl reserves.
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Description: 395: "BLM district drops salvage of dead timber in owl zone"
The Bureau of Land Management can't get support to salvage bug killed timber in Northern Spotted Owl reserves. See #394.
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Description: 396: "Salad dressing offends letter writers"
Willamette Industries staff complain about Burger King using Newman dressings.
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Description: 397: "Letter claims Siuslaw tree spiking"
Story about a letter the Democrat-Herald received saying trees had been spiked in Siuslaw tree sale.
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Description: 398: "Environmental leaders get paid big bucks"
Story with dollar amounts of salaries of environmental leaders.
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Description: 399: "Mills asked to close in support of timber"
Story of planned demonstration in Portland to protest reduced timber harvest because of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 400: Letter to VanLeeuwen from Sandi Tuma
Protests tax exempt status of environmental organizations that spike trees, etc.
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Description: 401: "Timber interests seek aid against 'terrorists'"
Story from D.C. seeking help from the Secretary of Agriculture and Chief of the Forest Service to help reduce damage from eco-terrorists.
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Description: 402: "Environmentalists get their turn with national advisers"
Story of meetings in D.C. with Bush Administration officials on impact of protecting the Northern Spotted Owl in the Pacific Northwest.
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Description: 403: "Students stage old-growth rally"
Story of rally in Olympia to protests cutting of old-growth forests.
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Description: 404: "Environmentalists question memos"
Story on internal Bureau of Land Management memos saying timber harvests cannot be maintained.
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Description: 405: "Unannounced visit by Congressman"
Story of Jontz visit to Oregon. He opposed timber sales.
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Description: 406: "Environmentalists vow tougher fight"
Story from Eugene saying groups will take tougher stand on timber sales.
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Description: 407: "Court to consider limiting power of conservationists"
Story on referral to Supreme Court of case of Lujan vs. National Wildlife Federation.
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Description: 408: "S.H. Chamber President responds to Newsweek"
Chamber President's comments on a Newsweek article about Sweet Home.
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Description: 409: "Foresters must try for national consent"
Editorial on Northern Spotted Owl and timber supply.
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Description: 410: "Oregon's Not-So-Sweet Home"
Newsweek story on conditions in Sweet Home.
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Description: 411: Several articles on eco-terrorism
Articles showing the attitudes of environmental groups regarding National Forest management and eco-terrorism.
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Description: 412: "Protests filed against timber sales"
Story of protests of timber sales on Bureau of Land Management land in Southern Oregon.
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Description: 413: "Linn tops group's timber-study list"
Story of economic study by environmental groups of conditions brought about by lower timber sales on National Forests.
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Description: 414: "Environmentalists seek halt to logging"
Story of environmentalists trying to stop logging on private land.
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Description: 415: "TBS: Network will stand by show"
Story on reduced advertisers on a TBS show regarding Pacific Northwest Forests.
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Description: 416: "Preservationists give example of treachery"
Editorial denouncing environmentalists' actions following an agreement.
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Description: 417: "Forest protest brings arrests"
Story of protest of timber harvest in Siskiyou National Forest.
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Description: 418: "Owl spotted near timber sale"
Environmentalists request to halt a timber sale in Siuslaw National Forest because a Northern Spotted Owl was spotted.
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Description: 419: "Public officials responsible for Northwest timber policy"
Story on differences between environmentalists and timber industry on federal land management and responsibility of public officials.
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Description: 420: "Environmentalists seek logging bans"
Story on environmentalists attempts to block timber sales other than those related to the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 421: "Environmentalists have advantage, senator says"
Article on up-coming summit in Salem on owls.
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Description: 422: "Spikes found in logs"
Story on spiked logs from Bureau of Land Management harvest unit.
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Description: 423: "Environmentalists say no to deal"
Story of environmentalists backing out of a deal at the Salem Timber Summit that sought a compromise on federal timber harvests.
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Description: 424: "Environmentalists file appeal over owl"
Story on an appeal of Judge Frye's ruling that timber harvest could be proceed.
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Description: 425: "Owl at center of debate over logging old forests"
Story of reduced harvest on federal land because of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 426: "Activists vow to defend Earth"
Story on founding of Earth First!
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Description: 427: "Logging work resumes after more arrests"
Story on resumed logging near Breitenbush following environmentalist protest.
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Description: 428: "More protests block logging in old-growth"
Story on environmentalist protest at Breitenbush.
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Description: 429: "Protesters: Battle lives on"
Stories about protest at Breitenbush and other Northern Spotted Owl related stories.
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Description: 430: "Logging protesters fined"
Story on fines levied against Earth First for damage to logging equipment.
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Description: 431: "Hit by nature"
Letter to editor regarding blowdown in Breitenbush area.
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Description: 432: "Forest talks forget real constituents"
Op-Ed piece by a fellow at a law institute regarding the timber summit.
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Description: 433: "Sadler: Timber shortage real issue in environmental wars"
Story about a speech Russell Sadler gave regarding the real reason for battle over timber harvest and spotted owls.
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Description: 434: "Using our land"
Letter to editor urging support of reduced timber harvests.
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Description: 435: "Saving owl is only tip of iceberg"
Article by Larry Swisher, D.C., on Northern Spotted Owls and other forest denizens.
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Description: 436: "The owl has no lawyer"
Editorial praising Willamette Industries for its flier saying not to harm owl.
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Description: 437: "Owl and timber debate suffers from several misconceptions"
Letter to editor discussing the nature of the Endangered Species Act.
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Description: 438: "Let the owl live"
Letter to editor of the Democrat-Herald saying people can get other jobs but owls needs old forests.
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Description: 439: "We need cooperation"
Thoughtful editorial on controversies regarding federal land management.
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Description: 440: "Study suggests shortfall of living wage jobs in Northwest"
Story that jobs that have replaced timber jobs are not living wage jobs.
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Description: 441: "Timber assessment"
Letter to editor regarding jobs in timber and other sectors.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 442: "Defending owl" and "Define 2 shell"
Letters to editor for and against owl.
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Description: 443: "Let the owls live"
Letter to the editor supporting owl.
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Description: 444: "Industry's fault"
Letter to editor saying its the industry's fault-it cut too much.
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Description: 445: "Path to extinction"
Letter to editor suggesting cutting forests leads to extinction of human species.
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Description: 446: "Loggers don't cry"
Poem about ideas of loggers.
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Description: 447: "Ah, ignorance!"
Letter to editor saying that there are lots of plants in clear cuts.
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Description: 448: Hatfield-Adams bill
Letter to editor urging people to write Congress regarding the Hatfield-Adams bill.
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Description: 449: "Industry distorted"
Letter to editor in support of the timber industry.
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Description: 450: "The Law and the public will"
Reproduction of an Evergreen editorial on management of Rogue National Forest.
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Description: 451: "Sick of liars"
Letter to editor from the wife of a logger supporting timber harvest.
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Description: 452: "Let owls nest"
Letter to editor saying set aside owl nesting places and continue timber harvest.
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Description: 453: "Oregon's logs"
Letter to editor supporting ballot measure 2 to stop export of logs.
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Description: 454: "Live and let live"
Letter to editor by 90 year-old saying smoke and timber harvest can be lived with.
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Description: 455: "Other way around"
Letter to editor saying editor's logic is faulty-unavailability of timber to log is hurting mills.
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Description: 456: Owl letters
Several letters on owl and timber harvest.
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Description: 457: "Built by timber"
Letter to editor arguing that for a logger to get another job is not a solution.
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Description: 458: "Stop exports"
Letter to editor saying jobs will be saved if export of logs is stopped.
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Description: 459: "Devastation?"
Letter to editor from logger asking environmentalists to spend time with him in woods to see what is in old-growth and what is in clear cuts.
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Description: 460: "Lives torn apart"
Letter to editor decrying impact of lost timber jobs on Oregonians.
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Description: 461: "Stop environmentalists"
Letter to editor urging loggers to resist reduced timber cuts.
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Description: 462: "Old growth timber"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 463: "Time to wake up...!"
Letter to editor saying people have to be protected as well as owl.
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Description: 464: "A ghost state?"
Letter saying owl lives in low elevation second-growth.
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Description: 465: "Save timber jobs"
Letter to editor saying people who lose timber jobs, not corporations, are ones hurt by preservationists.
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Description: 466: "Bored by owl" and "Timber money"
Letter talking about jobs and money.
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Description: 467: "God said use it"
Letter saying if it weren't the owl it would be something else-so use the forest.
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Description: 468: "Laws are for everyone"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 469: "Relocate owls"
Letter of hurt, when mills close-move owls.
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Description: 470: "No saboteurs"
Letter by owl supporter saying too bad, but the owl must be saved.
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Description: 471: "Informative tour"
Letter by Glenn Koehrsen saying how beneficial a Society of American Foresters tour on management had been.
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Description: 472: "Livelihoods threatened"
Letter saying way of life is threatened and lists jobs lost when mills close.
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Description: 473: "Supply is there"
VanLeeuwen letter saying timber is there, it just isn't being sold.
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Description: 474: "A lost forest"
Letter urging people to write to the U.S. Forest Service regarding reduced timber harvest.
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Description: 475: "Save the loggers"
Letter saying the owl will survive, save the people.
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Description: 476: Owl letters
Letters protesting owl protection and industry layoffs.
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Description: 477: "You've been had"
Letter to Peter Jennings, ABC, regarding story he had run on Sweet Home, asking him to come to Sweet Home and see for himself.
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Description: 478: "State, forest workers need timber harvesting"
Letter citing good effects of companies and description of actual forest condition.
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Description: 479: "All using paper"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 480: "Timber poetry"
Poem regarding an old tree that would rather be utilized than left to rot.
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Description: 481: "Owl explosion"
Letter laying out a history of owl counts.
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Description: 482: "Show strength"
Letter urging people to let others know about timber people.
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Description: 483: "Shame on you"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 484: "Take time to think"
Letter asking preservationists to think about what her life is like with her husband losing his job.
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Description: 485: Write letters
Letter urging people to write letters in support of the timber community.
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Description: 486: Protest program
Letter urging letters to Oregon Public Broadcasting regarding an up-coming program on ancient forests sponsored by Stroh Brewing Co.
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Description: 487: "Letter to elected officials"
Letter from the Drain Chamber of Commerce urging support for the timber industry.
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Description: 488: "Renewable resource"
Letter that points out that timber volume in Oregon changed little over 50 years.
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Description: 489: "The big lie at work"
Letter saying environmentalists use the big lie to scare people.
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Description: 490: "Drunk or sober"
Letter defending loggers from an attack by Andy Kerr.
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Description: 491: "Save king slug"
Humorous letter urging the preservation of the garden slug.
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Description: 492: "People first"
Letter urging care for people and good jobs.
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Description: 493: "Tired of them"
Letter from a logger's wife about the trials and tribulations they have faced.
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Description: 494: "Environmentalists cloud real issues with smokescreen"
Op-Ed piece arguing that environmentalists have muddled people on owl and old-growth issues.
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Description: 495: Letters regarding industry and Oregon National Resource Council
Letter by Goldy in response to criticism and problems with the Oregon National Resource Council.
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Description: 496: Letters regarding the Yellow Ribbon Coalition and others
Letters regarding the Yellow Ribbon Coalition, Northern Spotted Owl management, and saving old-growth.
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Description: 497: "Forests will rot"
Letter from 85 year old regarding the errors of preservation.
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Description: 498: "Timber receipts"
Letter giving yearly receipts from U.S. Forest Service for timber for Albany Public Schools, 1980-1989.
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Description: 499: "Owls and Audubon"
Letter giving range, etc. of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 500: "A bitter pill"
Letter from a woman saying she had contributed to environmental organization only to find her money was being used against her family.
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Description: 501: A Capitol Owl?
Poem regarding the Northern Spotted Owl and forest products.
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Description: 502: "Worker's reply"
Logger's reply to an environmentalist's letter regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 503: "Students threatened"
Letter protesting a cartoon and pointing out the loss of timber revenue to schools.
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Description: 504: "Sharing nature"
Letter arguing that closing forests is not a wise thing to do.
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Description: 505: Using wood and other letters
Three letters regarding Northern Spotted Owls and timber supply.
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Description: 506: "Let's fight to win"
Letter saying grass roots efforts will not win against organized environmentalists.
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Description: 507: Mexican OwlDates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 508: "Timber money"
Letter reminding a previous writer that timber money is used in education.
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Description: 509: "A tale of Deception"
Reproduction of an Evergreen editorial detailing the activity of Andy Stahl regarding expert witnesses.
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Description: 510: "Salvage blowdown timber"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 511: "Newsweek article oversimplifies timber issue"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 512: "New policy on old-growth: More bad news"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 513: "Tickets to our forests?"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 514: "Decision makers should see forests themselves"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 515: VanLeeuwen urges letter writing
Article reporting that VanLeeuwen wanted people to write the Fish and Wildlife Service asking that the Northern Spotted Owl not be listed.
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Description: 516: "Timber industry sustains Oregon"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 517: "Timber remains 'basic' to Oregon"
Editorial pointing out importance of industries that bring money in from outside the state.
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Description: 518: "There is still time to avert disaster"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 519: "Measure may have benefits"
Reports that Oregonians voted to stop export of federal timber.
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Description: 520: "Local groups react to timber summit proposal rejection
Statement by John Kunzman on the impact of the Summit failure on Sweet Home.
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Description: 521: "Owl family researched"
Report on visit to D.C. library and research on owl.
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Description: 522: "The owl, old growth and the economy"
Op-Ed piece on the complexity of the Northern Spotted Owl-timber industry-economy argument.
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Description: 523: "Timber output vital to manufacturing base"
Lebanon Express editorial pointing out basic economic truths.
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Description: 524: "Saving one species could harm another"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 525: "Why Senate should pass bill on appeals"
Editorial supporting Packwood's new bill to streamline appeals process.
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Description: 526: "There's enough old-growth left to last for a couple of centuries"
Op-Ed piece saying there is still a lot of old-growth and the Northern Spotted Owl is not the problem.
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Description: 527: Our thoughts-an editorial
Editorial speculating about the impact of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on the forest industry and the state.
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Description: 528: "Wildlife Service lists owl 'threatened'"
Article on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl and its potential impact.
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Description: 529: "It's time to speak out on timber issue"
Op-Ed piece by the Dean of the University of Oregon Business School on the importance of the timber industry.
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Description: 530: "Save children"
Letter to editor pointing out impact of lost jobs due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 531: "Owl decision puts one more nail in coffin"
Editorial saying listing of Northern Spotted Owls will devastate the area.
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Description: 532: "Get informed, be active"
Editorial urging people to get active in politics. Includes discussion of the impact of the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
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Description: 533: "Industry is threatened species"
Guest opinion on effect of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on family logging business.
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Description: 534: "Separating fact from fallacy"
Listing of fallacies and facts regarding forest management.
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Description: 535: "No catastrophe? It is if you're affected"
Editorial on impact of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on some people.
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Description: 536: "Threatened? Yes, by environmentalists!"
Editorial on some results of listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 537: "The biggest issue"
Editorial on the impact of reduced timber harvest on total state budget and the people of the state.
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Description: 538: "Oregon forests are not over cut"
Op-Ed piece by Mickey Bellman on sustained yield.
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Description: 539: "Official listing may threaten owl more"
Editorial on the effect of listing on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 540: "Spotted owl truths"
Op-Ed piece by an old logger who has lived in Santiam Valley all his life. Says he knows about owls.
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Description: 541: "Times are troubling"
Letter to editor about impact of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on people.
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Description: 542: "Timber injunction was unwarranted"
Editorial on Judge Dwyer's ruling on Forest Service timber sales.
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Description: 543: "Real war being waged over timber harvest"
Editorial on basic issue in owl controversy.
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Description: 544: "Ninth circuit again backs eco-activists"
Editorial reporting how Hatfield amendment backfired.
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Description: 545: "Mill closures hurt the case for logging"
Editorial pointing out that by closing mills because of timber shortage the industry has fewer people to argue for keeping mills open.
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Description: 546: "Wood industry hurting if trend not reversed"
Editorial on impact of reduced timber harvest on all segments of Oregon society.
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Description: 547: "A trial by fire"
Reprint of Evergreen editorial on failure to salvage fire damaged timber in the Siskiyou National Forest.
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Description: 548: "Timber reduction on forest okayed"
Article on reduced timber harvest in Rogue River National Forest due to Northern Spotted Owl protection.
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Description: 549: "Why export ban has drawbacks"
Editorial supporting idea that private timber owners would be able to sell wherever they want.
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Description: 550: "Positive movement in senate on log export ban legislation"
Packwood report to people on legislation he is sponsoring to ban log exports.
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Description: 551: "DeFazio bills on log export get hearing before panel"
Article on DeFazio bill to ban log exports to save the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 552: "Record exports add to log supply shortage"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 553: "Bush to attack trade barriers on wood products"
Story that Bush Administration will try to force Japan to accept manufactured lumber products, not just logs.
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Description: 554: "Owls, exports threaten timber industry"
Article on owls and exports and their impact on the forest industry.
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Description: 555: "Battle over exports returns to Congress"
Story of battle in Congress over banning log exports.
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Description: 556: "Log exports reach record levels"
Report of record export of logs.
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Description: 557: "G-P still exporting logs overseas"
Story of Georgia-Pacific Corp. exporting logs and closing a mill at the same time.
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Description: 558: "Log export ban could create jobs"
Story saying log export ban might increase job numbers by one percent
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Description: 559: "Bill would make ban on log exports permanent"
Story that Packwood has introduced legislation banning exports from federal land permanently.
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Description: 560: "Wood: Imports exceed exports"
Story from D.C. showing imports exceed exports and the effect of that on industry.
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Description: 561: "DeFazio defends position on log export restrictions"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 562: "Log export fight begins"
Story of conflicting interests in log export ban questions.
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Description: 563: "Log-export switch: Officials listened"
Editorial discussing Bush Administration change of mind regarding log export ban.
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Description: 564: "Lawmakers battle for spotted owl legislation"
Story about house members arguing over maintaining timber sales on federal land and also protecting the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 565: "Lawmakers worried about timber fate"
Story of politicians' discussion of timber supply, etc. Good comment by Senator Adams, Washington, on not being able to sustain cuts of recent past.
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Description: 566: "Albany timber industry representative named to advisory board"
Story on appointment of advisory board to advise U.S. Forest Service on timber sales from the Willamette National Forest.
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Description: 567: "Judge says timber harvest can proceed"
Story of Judge Dwyer's ruling that cutting some old-growth is constitutional.
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Description: 568: "2 Northwest congressmen block bid to reduce old-growth timber harvests"
Story of efforts by AuCoin and Dicks to keep cut level on National Forests high.
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Description: 569: "Timber compromise: Both sides scrambling to meet deadline"
Story of problems of designating timber harvest under Hatfield-Adams bill.
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Description: 571: "Timber deal built at summit collapses"
Story of collapse of deal by Hatfield, et al. on timber supply scuttled by environmentalists.
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Description: 572: "Capitol Hill fights over spotted owl"
Story about battle between industry and environmentalists over level of federal harvest in the Northwest.
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Description: 573: "Group appeals forest decision"
Appeal of fire salvage decision.
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Description: 574: Data on forest industry in Oregon
Data on timber industry and employment over time.
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Description: 575: Senate Joint Memorial 15
Asks Congress to restrict appeals to federal management plans.
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Description: 576: House Bill 3491
Bill to pay bounty for live Northern Spotted Owls for release in wilderness areas and to keep timber harvest at same levels.
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Description: 577: "Panel leader rejects new old-growth plan"
Sidney Yates rejects Aucoin/Dicks compromise on old-growth harvest.
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Description: 578: "Timber debate smolders despite accord"
Story about Packwood, et al. and the timber harvest controversy.
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Description: 579: "Panel gets old-growth compromise"
Story of agreement reached in compromise on timber harvest--Hatfield/Adams agreement.
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Description: 580: "Both sides agree spotted owl pact 'too little too late'"
Story on history and content of Hatfield-Adams bill.
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Description: 581: "Oregon's Forest Resources"
Survey paper by Con Schallau on the industry in Oregon.
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Description: 582: Open letter supporting Hatfield
Solicitation for support of public letter to support Hatfield.
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Description: 583: Oregon's Endangered Species Act
Copy of bill establishing Oregon Endangered Species Act.
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Description: 584: "Public meeting scheduled on draft timber plan"
Story of planned harvest on state land.
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Description: 585: "Hatfield: Owl talks possible"
Story of Hatfield's effort to get talks going on owl/timber controversy.
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Description: 586: "Packwood introduces log export bills"
Story on Packwood's efforts to restrict log export from federal and state lands.
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Description: 587: "It's time to speak out on timber issue"
Op-Ed piece by the Dean of the College of Business Administration at the University of Oregon saying reduced timber jobs will hurt rural areas.
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Description: 588: "Court order clouds timber sale issue"
Story on interpretation of court order as it applies to harvest on Bureau of Land Management lands near spotted owl nests
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Description: 589: "Governor criticizes Packwood's plans for timber meeting"
Goldschmidt's complaints about Packwood's plans
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Description: 590: "Things look different here"
Commentary by Blankenbaker on Goldschmidt/Packwood to do.
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Description: 591: "State needs to press on"
Editorial on timber summit and politicians' efforts to get some timber harvest okayed.
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Description: 592: "Industry picks 5 for timber summit"
Listing of industry people to participate in the Timber Summit in Salem on June 24.
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Description: 593: Testimony of Hal Salwasser
Salwasser's presentation to meeting on the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 594: File notes made at Fish and Wildlife hearing on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl
Short summary of comments of many people at the hearing on the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 595: Proposed listing of the Northern Spotted Owl
Copy of federal register with notice of the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 596: HR 1645-Five year study period
A bill to permit timber sales on Forest Service land while a five year study of the Northern Spotted Owl is carried out.
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Description: 597: "Plan requested to save both owl, timber industry"
Story about Secretaries of Agriculture and the Interior asking for plan to save owl and industry.
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Description: 598: "Federal agencies work on owl plan"
Article saying U.S. Forest Service and others are working on a plan to harvest timber and save the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 599: Packwood urges support for loggers
Article on effort to maintain some timber harvest. Interesting comment by Packwood, "The tougher battle will be to decide what should be the purpose of the National Forests of this country."
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Description: 601: "Hatfield: Forest furor hits homes, schools"
Article on total impact of forest industry in Oregon according to Hatfield.
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Description: 602: "Packwood hopes for an 'armistice'"
Packwood's hope for June timber summit.
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Description: 603: "Yih presents joint memorial at Salem summit"
Memorial asks for filing fee and protection from legal challenges of agreements made at summit.
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Description: 604: "Plan offers old-growth breathing room"
Editorial piece by Cogswell on the ramifications of the agreement reached at the Salem summit.
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Description: 605: "Old growth plan brings sides closer"
Story of collapse of summit agreement but with a good political spin.
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Description: 606: "Owl talks collapse again"
Story from D.C. on failed attempt to gain something from Salem Summit.
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Description: 607: "Environmentalists seek more representation at summit"
Story of environmentalist asking for more representation at up-coming Summit in Salem.
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Description: 608: "Reaction mixed to forest summit agenda"
Story on agenda for June 24, Summit in Salem.
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Description: 609: "Rules set for summit on owls"
Story on the agenda for the Salem Summit and the maneuvering timber and environmentalists are doing.
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Description: 610: "BLM wants owl lawsuit dismissed"
Story about environmental suits against the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management regarding owl sites and harvest.
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Description: 611: "Appeal goes in spotted owls' favor"
Story that appeals on behalf of owl can be made. Same story in the Democrat-Herald.
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Description: 612: "Wilderness society: Charge for forest use"
Wilderness Society urges charging for hunting and fishing since timber harvest is unprofitable.
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Description: 613: "Rep. Hauden asks full review before listing owl"
Hayden wants peer review of science that finds need to list owl.
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Description: 614: "Willamette Forest leads nation"
Story on timber sales from National Forests.
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Description: 615: "Group's report warns of timber recession"
Story of mill prospects with less timber available.
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Description: 616: "Loggers blast plan to cut burned timber"
Story that loggers feel salvage efforts at Oakridge are too extreme.
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Description: 617: "BLM trims state timber sales due to owl"Dates: 1988Container: Box 2
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Description: 618: "Story that loggers feel salvage efforts at Oakridge too extreme"
Story of mill closures due to reduced timber supply.
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Description: 619: "Owl habitat to receive protection"
Story on reduced timber harvest to protect the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 620: "Hatfield vows to restore cuts"
Story about Hatfield's visit to Sweet Home and his pledge to restore cuts in Forest Service plans.
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Description: 621: "Environmentalists criticize Hatfield"
Story of Eugene environmentalists upset by Hatfield's remarks about owls.
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Description: 622: "Hatfield decries efforts to help the spotted owl"
Report of Hatfield's remarks to the Association of O & C counties regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 623: "Oregon must unite to insure long-term economic survival"
Report on Hatfield's remarks to Sweet Home Chamber of Commerce.
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Description: 624: "Timber groups lash out at opposition-caused log shortage"
Story of job losses due to timber shortage.
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Description: 625: "Injunction worries timber industry reps"
Story of two mills with concerns about decreased 1989 timber sales and future log shortages.
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Description: 626: "Nine timber sales remain tied up"
Story on tied up timber sales due to Judge Frye's ruling.
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Description: 627: "Hatfield: log supply in danger"
Story of Hatfield's visit to Albany and his views on log supply.
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Description: 628: "Goldschmidt warns of timber layoffs"
Goldschmidt's warning that a recession was imminent if Northern Spotted Owl effects continued.
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Description: 629: "Don't gamble with Oregon timber jobs"
Story of Representative Wyden's views on reduced timber sales on Forest Service land.
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Description: 630: "Timber Wilderness lock-up irritates legislator"
Story of VanLeeuwen's opposition to reduced timber harvest in National Forests.
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Description: 631: "Linn mills keeping wary eye on log supply"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 632: "High log prices force mill closure"
Story of a plywood mill closing due to high log costs and the low value of plywood.
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Description: 633: "Owl concern could close Weyerhaeuser Mill"
Reduced log supply may cause mill to close.
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Description: 634: "Rosboro to lay off workers"
Rosboro to reduce workers because of log supply problems.
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Description: 635: "Group appeals timber sale"
Story of appeal of timber sale on an east side National Forest.
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Description: 636: "Politicians blame environmentalists"
Hatfield, et al., blame environmentalists for the failure of the Salem Summit to solve timber supply problems.
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Description: 637: "Environmentalists see ample timber"
Story of different interpretations of timber supply prior to Salem Summit.
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Description: 638: "State may ally with loggers"
Story that state may join forces with industry on fight for timber harvest after the failure of Salem Summit.
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Description: 639: "Judge sets June trial for spotted owl decision"
Story of Judge Dwyer's plans for owl suit.
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Description: 640: "Congressmen make timber cut proposal"
AuCoin and DeFazio try to arrange for thinnings in National Forest to provide some wood.
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Description: 641: "Paper says BLM report contrary to testimony"
Story that internal and external views on the Northern Spotted Owl do not jibe in the Bureau of Land Management.
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Description: 642: "State lawmakers join federal forest debate"
Story of Oregon's lawmakers joining in fight over timber harvest.
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Description: 643: "Hatfield blasts 'radical' Oregon environmentalists"
Hatfield met with Oregonian staff and discussed timber supply and environmentalist issues
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Description: 644: "Laid off workers: The search"
Story about laid off workers looking for jobs.
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Description: 645: "Timber groups lash out at opposition-caused log shortages"
Story of expected lay-offs.
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Description: 646: "Packwood: ban forest appeals"
Senator's solution to appeals: congressional action.
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Description: 647: "Owls a symbol in great debate"
Story on the use of the owl to halt timber harvest.
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Description: 648: "Owl not endangered"
VanLeeuwen letter to editor about listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 649: "Court hears arguments in owl case"
Story of hearing in 9th circuit court on owl case.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 650: "Wyden favors early blitz to find candidates"
Note at end of article saying Wyden demanded a solution to owl problem.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 651: "BETA funds available"
Story of mechanism to help laid off workers get a job.
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Description: 652: "Spotted owl issue comes to Olympia"
Story on public meeting with Fish and Wildlife Service people regarding the Northern Spotted Owl listing. Gives dates of proposed listing.
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Description: 653: "Old-growth showdown could come this week"
Story of final hearing and vote on Hatfield-Adams bill.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 654: "Unions rally for timber bill"
Story of rally in Salem in support of the timber industry.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 655: "Pro-timber groups hoping to gain clout through unification"
Story about formation of Communities for Greater Oregon (CGO) and John Kunzman.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 656: "Court lifts old-growth injunction"
9th circuit lifts ban.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 657: "Packwood: Bill won't block appeals"
Story on Packwood's July 31 bill to change appeals process.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 658: "Forest Service says timber bill threatens spotted owl habitat"
Story that the cut proposed by Hatfield-Adams bill would mean too much harvest and would threaten Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 659: "Packwood: Forest Service hurt chances of timber bill"
Story of the impact of Forest Service comments on the effect of harvest, set by the Hatfield-Adams bill, on Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 660: "Residents fighting logging near freeway"
Story of protest in Medford/Grants Pass area of proposed clearcut near I-5.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 661: "Owl decision to beat deadline"
Story of public hearing on the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl held in Eugene.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 662: "Oregon timber delegation heading to Washington"
Story of trip planned to D.C. to support Hatfield-Adams bill.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 663: "Log truck gets mighty send off"
Story of send off of truck with wood products to D.C. in support of the Hatfield-Adams bill.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 664: "New timber appeals filed"
Story of Oregon Natural Resources Council appeals filed in central Oregon.
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Description: 665: "Anti-logging activists charged"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 666: "Rep. VanLeeuwen calls for action on owl fiasco"
Story of VanLeeuwen's request of Governor to correct owl problem.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 667: "Groups make counteroffer"
Environmentalists response to Summit plan of June 1989.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 669: "Rangers count old trees, owls"
Story of surveys being done on the Sweet Home District of the Willamette National Forest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 670: "Election: Loud 'no' to log exports"
Story of election results banning export of logs from state forests.
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Description: 671: "Hatfield criticizes appeals court"
Story of Hatfield's displeasure with 9th circuit court.
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Description: 672: "Owl talks collapse again"
Story of attempt in D.C. to save something of the failed Summit.
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Description: 673: "Environmentalists say no to deal"
Story of environmentalist's refusal to go along with Summit solution.
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Description: 674: "Timber compromise: Will it fly?"
Story of the first day after the Summit and speculation about all sides accepting deal.
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Description: 675: "Environmentalists blamed in layoffs"
Story of layoff due to Summit failure.
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Description: 676: "Timber bids soar due to shortage"
Story of high bids on timber sales.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 677: "Protesters block Siskiyou forest logging"
Story of logging protest in the National Forest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 678: "Judge lifts ban on logging"
Story of Judge Frye lifting ban due to Hatfield amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 679: "Groups to offer owl 'armistice'"
Story of offer by environmentalists to allow some logging.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 680: "Timber industry is talk at 45th logging carnival"
Stories of support for loggers at Timber Carnival.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 681: "Latest plan for forests rejected by industry"
Story of industry's refusal to accept proposed change in agreement reached at Salem Summit.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 682: "Lawmakers gain time in timber talks"
Story about negotiations in D.C. regarding Summit agreement changes.
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Description: 683: "Mill owners seek ban of state log exports"
Mill owners want export of logs from state land stopped.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 684: "Lawmakers meet over logging"
Story on attempt to reach a compromise over the Salem Summit.
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Description: 685: "Timber company to leave buffer for owl"
Story of Bohemia leaving a buffer strip around an old owl site.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 686: "Reducing timber cut could devastate Oregon"
Story of AuCoin's views on reduced timber harvest.
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Description: 687: "Lebanon FISH funds dwindling"
Story of a relief agency running out of money because of pressure from mill closings.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 688: "ONRC wins appeal, timber sale stopped"
Story of halted timber sale in Winema National Forest due to Oregon Natural Resources Council appeal.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 689: "Negotiators delay owl meeting"
Story of delay of negotiations following Salem Summit to try for an agreement after August recess.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 690: "Groups work out timber counter-offer"
Story of offer being made by environmentalists for logging in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 691: "Oregon enters spotted owl suit"
Story of Governor Goldschmidt having state join industry in suit to maintain logging levels.
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Description: 692: "Agency chief: Owl rules too restrictive"
Story of Forest Service Chief Robertson saying that U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rules for protecting the Northern Spotted Owl are too restrictive-can't get out the cut.
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Description: 693: "Timber harvest proposed"
AuCoin's efforts to put money in budget for Forest Service to offer 4+ billion feet of timber sales.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 694: "The spotted owl fiasco"
Long story on misinformation about the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 695: "If timber supply holds, western lumber outlook good"
Optimistic story about lumber industry which assumes a timber supply.
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Description: 696: Support for James Cason
Letter to Senator Leahy in support of Cason for Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Natural Resources.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 697: "More time granted for comments on owl"
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service extends time to comment on owl listing proposal from 9/21/89 to 12/21/89.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 698: "A log export ban, alone, is not nearly enough"
Op-Ed Piece by Niemi and Whitlaw commenting on ban of export of logs from state forest land.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 699: "Some say spotted owl boosts coffers of tree farmers"
Story of influence of reduced timber harvest on federal land on log prices on private land.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 700: "Owl backers say timber jobs on upswing, not dipping"
Environmentalist interpretation of employment figures for mills related to owl protection.
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Description: 701: "Unions rally for timber legislation"
Story of Salem rally to increase timber sales.
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Description: 702: "Who needs old trees? In Oregon we all do"
Story by Oregon Natural Resources Council representative on Northern Spotted Owls, old forests, and people.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 703: "Union rally fizzles"
Editorial comment on small participation of workers in Salem Timber Rally.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 704: "Logging showdown this week?"
Story of rally in D.C. and Hatfield amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 705: "Leave owl alone"
Letter to editor regarding the Northern Spotted Owl, jobs, and people.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 706: "Is the owl really threatened?"
Article by an attorney telling why owl is not threatened by timber harvest, etc.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 707: "Log export battle moves to Congress"
Story of action in Congress to support Oregon voter's overwhelming support of banning export of logs from state land.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 708: "Vandalism halts work at logging site"
Story of Sweet Home logger whose equipment had been damaged.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 709: "Owl lawsuit: Goldschmidt plans to file brief"
Governor to file friend of the court statement about suit against Bureau of Land Management timber harvests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 710: "Rep. DeFazio talks timber to Rotary"
Story of DeFazio's talk to Lebanon Rotary on timber supply.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 711: "DeFazio offers plan to resolve debate over owl"
DeFazio interprets U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service action regarding the listing of Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 712: "Neil Goldschmidt: Congress should act" and other stories
Stories on job losses, Governor's action, and training woods workers.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 713: "Owl turns up on T-shirts, menus"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 714: "Agency urges threatened status"
Story of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recommending that the Northern Spotted Owl be listed.
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Description: 715: "Timber cost leaps in face of shortages"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 716: "Mill closing: shortage of logs blamed"
Story of plywood mill in Sweet Home closing due to log shortage.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 717: "New District Ranger plans to be a 'good listener'"
Story of background of new ranger on Sweet Home district.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 718: "Prices for logs soar after environmental restrictions"
Story of increased stumpage value on private land.
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Description: 719: "Ex-forester: Crisis could have been avoided"
Story of Bob Wolfe saying that the National Forest Management Act set up advisory committees and that the U.S. Forest Service ignored them, hence today's problems.
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Description: 720: LA Times Sweet Home Story
Several pieces in folder regarding the spotted owl, job losses, etc. published by the LA Times.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 721: "Forest Service, O&C boost Linn forecasts"
Story of increased payments to counties from Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
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Description: 722: "The Call of the Owl"
Story of searching for owls.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 723: "Timber revenue helps schools, counties"
Story of impact of timber money to schools and towns from federal timber harvests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 724: "Owl supporters charged"
Story of protesters disrupting supervisor's office in Eugene.
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Description: 725: "BLM saw logging as threat to owls"
Story of internal Bureau of Land Management report on Northern Spotted Owls.
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Description: 726: "Forest Service: thinning could offset log shortage"
Suggestion that thinnings could make up for log harvest.
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Description: 727: "BLM: timber cut will be a third less than average"
Story of expected Bureau of Land Management harvest reductions.
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Description: 728: "Public split on timber issue"
Story of poll taken in Portland that shows division on timber issue.
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Description: 729: "Rep. outlines timber concerns to new Speaker of House"
Letter from VanLeeuwen to Speaker Foley regarding timber concerns.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 730: "Congressmen call old-growth a national issue"
Story of Representative Yates saying he would save old-growth even if people lost jobs.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 731: Bureau of Land Management's Luscher and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Plenert
Two stories about new leaders of major agencies in Oregon.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 732: "Demonstrators protest road-building near owl"
Story of Earth First protest near Waldport of Siuslaw National Forest timber sale.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 733: "Federal agency says better information led to owl decision"
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service says better information led it to reverse its decision regarding the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 734: "Agency predicts drop in owls"
Fish and Wildlife Service says it was not pressured, but had better information.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 735: "Both sides react to owl decision"
Timber and environmentalists react to owl listing.
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Description: 736: "Simpson workers watch end of era"
Story of last log through Simpson mill.
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Description: 737: "Agency says logging threatens owl"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 738: "Lifting injunction won't free all timber"
Story: even if a court injunction on timber sales is lifted via the Hatfield-Adams bill, harvest will be down and prices up. Also a story about protesters in Hatfield's office.
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Description: 739: "Senator urges consensus on timber management"
Packwood seeks to limit timber sale appeals.
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Description: 740: "Spotted owl issue cuts timber sales in Coos Bay"
Story of reduced cut on Bureau of Land Management land in Coos Bay.
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Description: 741: "Owl hearing: Loggers fear ruin"
Report from Olympia, Washington on a hearing by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in which people urged the agency to not list the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 742: "Owl hearing draws media show"
Story on Fish and Wildlife Service hearing in Eugene on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 743: "Conservationists told to plan for all forests"
Story of Jerry Franklin's talk to an environmental group at Elkhorn.
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Description: 744: "Hatfield not willing to change timber bill"
Hatfield holds firm on amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 745: "Timber bill 'hurt' by Forest Service"Dates: 1989Container: Box 2
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Description: 746: "Sweet Home mill plans expansion"
Story about a small mill in Sweet Home planning to expand.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 747: "Owl-less timber plan OK'd"
Story of Washington's compromise on cutting state timber on Olympic Peninsula.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 748: "BLM seeks Sweet Home area input on 10 year plan"
Story of the extent and activity of the Bureau of Land Management in the state of Oregon.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 749: "Hearing told owl numbers greater"
Story of hearing in California on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 750: "Timber sale planning continues despite spotted owl injunctions"
Story of continued planning for timber sales in Sweet Home district despite injunction.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 751: "Agency urges threatened status"
Story that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to list Northern Spotted Owls as threatened.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 752: "Preliminary demographic owl results"
Story of biologists meeting in Portland on the status of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 2 -
Description: 753: "Timber industry backing Oregon's political power"
Story of political contributions to Neil Goldschmidt and others.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 754: "Activists climb trees to launch protests"
General story of environmentalists attempting to disrupt logging operations.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 755: "Groups protest building of road"
Protest at Alsea and figures on cost of security.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 756: "Timber interests plan public relations blitz"
Story on PR campaign planned by industry.
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Description: 757: "Hearing told owl numbers greater"
Report on Northern Spotted Owl numbers in California.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 758: "Oregon project hands out dollar dots"
Story of dots put on dollars to indicate timber's contribution to the economy.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 759: "Spotted owl hearings to begin"
Story of four planned hearings by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 760: "BLM designing harvest plan for roadside stands"
Story of making cuts along I-5 more aesthetically acceptable.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 761: Timber group-new boundaries for wilderness
Proposal to redraw some boundaries to protect wilderness and timber harvest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box -
Description: 762: "Stop timber giveaway"
Story of Tongas deal.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 763: "Policy could protect over half of old-growth"
Story on effect of Hatfield-Adams bill on timber sales.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 764: "New advisory panels could take the heat in owl controversy"
Story of the role of advisory panels in carrying out the Hatfield-Adams amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 765: "Advisory panel takes on large task"
Work of one Hatfield-Adams advisory panel.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 766: "Panel member says he's optimistic about timber compromise"
Story about one member of the Willamette National Forest Hatfield-Adams advisory panel.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 767: Senate Joint Memorial 15
Memorial asking Congress to change and limit appeals of timber sales.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 768: "Key lawmakers meet on spotted owl issue"
Story from Washington D.C. on efforts to work out a deal for protection and timber harvest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 769: "Capitol Hill fights over spotted owl"
Story from Washington D.C. on efforts by Les AuCoin to work out timber/preservation deal.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 770: "Wanted: The notorious spotted owl"
Advertisement by car dealer giving $25 reward for picture of spotted owl so his staff could see what is affecting their business.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 771: "Concern spreads over Oregon timber supply"
Editorial on concerns about the timber industry.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 772: "Logging protesters chain selves to door"
Story of protest in Eugene.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 773: "Local group reacts to court ruling on BLM timber sales"
Story of court ruling on Bureau of Land Management timber harvest.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 774: "Drastic decline in timber harvest forecast for Southwest Oregon"
Story of predicted harvest decline in Southwest Oregon and effect on economy.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 775: "Study: Restriction of wilderness OK"
Report on study saying it is okay to restrict use of wilderness.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 776: "People are more important than owl"
Story (Op-Ed) by Mae Yih on owl question.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 777: "Timber groups say logs to last through summer"
Story on declining timber harvest and log supply.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 778: "Judge lifts ban on logging"
Effect of Hatfield amendment on ban.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 779: "Spotted owl blues hits valley airwaves"
Story of song written and recorded by locals dealing with effect of Northern Spotted Owls on jobs.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 780: "Hatfield hits court on timber decisions"
Hatfield complains about court rulings in forest management cases.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 781: "Agency predicts drop in owls"
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service predicts a drop in owl population unless timber harvest is lowered.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 782: "Hatfield: Owl recommendation may cause mass unemployment"
Hatfield's prediction of the effect of listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 783: "Both sides react to owl decision"
Story of industry and environmentalist responses to owl listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 784: "Timber sale planning continues despite spotted owl injunction"
Story of continued planning for timber sales despite owl listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 785: "Environmentalists plan to present counter-offer"
Environmentalists putting together a plan to solve protection/harvest controversy.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 786: "Opinions clash on spotted owl"
Report on public hearing with differing views of the state of Northern Spotted Owls.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 787: "Congress to blame for overcutting"
Op-Ed piece by National Wildlife person on over cutting in National Forests and who is to blame.
Dates: 1987Container: Box 2 -
Description: 788: "Court hears arguments in owl case"
Story of hearing in the 9th circuit court on owl status.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 789: "Forest Service Chief: what if owl isn't really in danger"
Report of Chief's concerns about the owl listing on the Forest Service's ability to get out mandated cut.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 790: "Ready or not, more timber layoffs coming"
Story by two University of Oregon professors on what is coming in timber harvest reductions.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 791: "Senators negotiate on timber"
Washington D.C. story about Senator Leahy's plan for ancient forests.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 792: "Forester: Neither side sees big picture"
Story on Regional Forester's view of National Forest management.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 793: "Senate Panel Oks Hatfield-Adams timber compromise"
Report of committee action on Hatfield-Adams amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 794: "Lawmakers offer compromise plan in fight over owl"
Story of Hatfield's view of owl solution.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 795: "Owl lawyer investigated"
Story of complaint against University of Oregon attorneys regarding Northern Spotted Owl evidence.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 796: "Senate passes temporary truce in timber fight"
Story of Leahy's backing off in opposition to Hatfield-Adams amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 797: "Timber dispute turns to national struggle"
Story of fears that Hatfield-Adams amendment sets precedent for all sorts of chicanery.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 798: "Loggers see spotted owl as a harbinger of doom"
Story on closing a mill in Sweet Home.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 799: "Timber supports latest proposal"
Story of timber industry supporting the Hatfield-Adams amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 800: "Packwood proposes new rules for appeals of forest decisions"
Packwood wants legislation to restrict appeals.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 801: "Decision on timber plan delayed"
Story of delay in considering the Hatfield-Adams amendment.
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Description: 802: "Researcher says logging will depend on technology"
John Garland's predictions of the future of logging practices.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 803: "Agency chief: Owl rules too restrictive"
Robertson's assessment of owl restrictions on Forest Service operations.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 804: "Lobbying over timber intensifies"
Story of controversy surrounding the Hatfield-Adams amendment.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 805: "8.6 billion board feet harvested from Oregon forests in 1988"
Story of a near-record timber harvest in 1988.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 806: "Local Oregon Project mulls CGO merger"
Story of breakup of logging support groups.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 807: "Environmentalists lose ground"
Story of in-fighting over Hatfield-Adams amendment in Congress.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 808: "Timber groups lash out at opposition-caused log shortages"
Story of job losses due to reduced timber harvest. Duplicate of #645.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 809: "Timber leader claims owl flap may destroy half state's industry"
Story of Jim Giesinger's predictions of owl protection effects on Oregon industry.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 810: "Official: Appointee opposed owl protection"
Story of controversy over appointment of James Cason as Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (with #809).
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 811: "Environmentalists counter-offer unacceptable to timber groups"
Environmentalists offer to change agreement of June 1989 Timber Summit.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 812: "New timber injunction may go farther than old one"
Story of how a phrase in a court ruling may halt other timber sales on Bureau of Land Management land.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 813: "Timber unions unite to look for solution"
Story of five unions getting together to try to assure timber supply.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 814: Special Report on Forest Industry
Several pieces in Linn-Benton Community College paper on timber industry and forest management.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 815: Q & A about Oregon Threatend and Endangered Species Act
Background information about the State Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1996Container: Box 2 -
Description: 816: Oregon timber harvest 1955-1994
Data on harvest.
Dates: 1996Container: Box 2 -
Description: 817: VanLeeuwen's weekly capitol report
Newsletter reports on contribution of timber harvest to schools.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 818: "Federal timber sale program languishes in Pacific Northwest"
Data on timber harvest 1991-1993.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 819: Letter to Jim Lyons
Letter to Lyons on up-coming timber summit in Portland with suggestions for participants.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 820: Testimony in support of H.B. 2927
Testimony in support of a revision of the state Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 821: Letter to President Clinton
Letter to Clinton regarding conditions in a timber-dependent district.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 822: Letter to President Clinton
Letter to Clinton pleading for a solution to the timber crisis.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 823: House Joint Memorial 10
Request to the Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to delist the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 824: Letter to spotted owl recovery team
Long letter to recovery team protesting the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 825: H.B. 3274
Bill to change Oregon's Endangered Species Act to make it more people friendly. Includes letter of support from Lane County OLC.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 826: H.B. 3128-Compensation for regulation
Bill to require state to compensate owners if regulations result in property being of less value.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 827: H.B. 2924-Remove spotted owl from list
Bill to amend ORS to eliminate the Northern Spotted Owl from listing.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 828: Request for letters to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the Northern Spotted Owl
Letter to constituents asking them to write to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service telling them not to list the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 829: Letter to Dean Bibles
Letter to Bibles congratulating him on his appointment as State Bureau of Land Management Director and commenting on the importance of the timber industry in District 37.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 830: Letter to Hatfield regarding the Northern Spotted Owl
Letter protesting misinformation in a Humane Society publication.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 831: Open letter to Editor
Letter urging people to write the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 832: Letter to John Hart, Christian Science Monitor
Letter to Hart asking for an unbiased report on forest industry and federal land management in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 833: The Odyssey of the Spotted Owl
Environmentalists story of loss of habitat, etc. of the spotted owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 834: VanLeeuwen/Barnette letters
Exchange of letters between VanLeeuwen and Barnette regarding federal land management, particularly the Sweet Home Ranger District.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 835: Timber supply related facts
News release regarding timber supply information.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 836: FYI-Timber Supply
Info on timber supply.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 837: Letter to Editor
Urging people to write Congress regarding timber supply issues.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 838: "A tale of deception"
Opinion piece on use of Northern Spotted Owls to halt timber harvest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 839: Fur, Fish and Game editorial
Editorial piece decrying the cutting of old-growth forest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 840: Letter to members of Congressional Conference Committee
Info sheet urging people to write congress regarding the timber supply.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 841: "Timber for Oregon's Tomorrow"
Review of timber situation in Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 842: Letter to President Bush
Personal history of difficulty due to reduced timber harvest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 843: Commentary on effect of Northern Spotted Owl action
Open letter by Hansen on effects of Northern Spotted Owl listing on Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 844: "Connecticut college students appeal timber sales in Oregon"
Story of Wesleyan College students protesting sales in Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 845: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Telling VanLeeuwen of latest moves by environmentalists in Congress.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 846: "Environmentalists: 4 million acres will be set aside for owl"
Story of Oregon Natural Resources Council's effort to get land set aside for owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 847: Background on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl
Review of Northern Spotted Owl listing history by Regional Director Plenert.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 848: The Endangered Species ActDates: 1983Container: Box 2
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Description: 849: Process of listing owl-Remarks by R. P. Smith
Remarks by Assistant Regional Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on the listing process for the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 850: Biological Basis for listing the Northern Spotted Owl
Report by Barry S. Mulder on biological basis for the decision on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 851: Fish and Wildlife Service decision on Northern Spotted Owl listing petitions
Remarks by David Riley for Plenert on the decision to list the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 852: News Release-Northern Spotted Owl listed as threatened
News release announcing listing of Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 853: Northern Spotted Owl-Status Review Supplement
Status of Northern Spotted Owl that justified listing.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 854: Northern Spotted Owl Status Review
Early report on status of Northern Spotted Owl and justification for listing.
Dates: 1987Container: Box 2 -
Description: 855: Spotted Owl RD&A Program-U.S. Forest Service
Program for R-5 and R-6 of U.S. Forest Service for saving the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 856: Letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceDates: 1991Container: Box 2
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Description: 857: Timber supply related facts
Compilation of information on the forest industry in Oregon.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 858: Comments on Final Environmental Impact Statement on the Northern Spotted Owl
Response to comments on a Final Environmental Impact Statement by individuals.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 859: "Religious forces speak out for environment"Dates: 1992Container: Box 2
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Description: 860: Letter to State Board of Forestry
Letter to the Board stating opposition to the listing of Northern Spotted Owls by State.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 861: Gourley testimony
Gourley supports legislation that protects both jobs and owls.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 862: People, Owls and Old Growth
Letter to federal officials regarding owl population and lack of need to list.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 863: Letter to Congress
Letter to Congress blasting the Fly-In-For-Freedom effort as an industry effort in disguise.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 864: Background Memorandum on the Multiple Abuse Campaign
Introductory page of large packet of materials alerting Congress to problems with Fly-In effort.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 865: Letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Argues that too much land has already been set aside for things like owls, so there is no need for more set asides as critical habitat.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 866: Network News
Issue covering Fly-In to D.C. Warm, fuzzy hopes alive.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 867: Community Network News
Collection of stories about Oregon people's efforts in the Northern Spotted Owl battle.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 868: Position Statement, Western Pulp & Paper workers
Position statement in support of S 1156 and H.R. 2463.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 869: Resolution to Western Legislative Forestry Task Force
Reports on a Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force resolution regarding the reauthorization of the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 870: "Willamette Employees act as citizen lobbyists on spotted owl"
Story of two employees going to D.C. for the Fly-in.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 871: "President balances man and wildlife"
Editorial on President Bush's campaign trip to Washington State.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 872: Association of Oregon Counties-Legislative agenda
Memorandum of the Association of Oregon Counties setting out the importance of timber funds to counties.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 873: Oregon GOP forestry platform
Lists planks in GOP Forestry Platform.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 874: Letters Editor, US News & World Report
Letter protesting a recent article about environmentalist actions.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 875: "BLM director defends his logging strategy"
Story of confrontation between Jamison, Vento and Jontz, two Representatives with green ties.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 876: "Forest Service proposal is a slap in our face"
Editorial blasting the U.S. Forest Service for a budget item on South American forestry efforts.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 877: Resolution to Congress 92-1
Resolution urging Congress to amend the Endangered Species Act so that someone other than the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service conducts impact analyses of actions under it.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 878: Resolution to Congress 92-2
Urges Congress to support research that would allow continued clear cutting in forest operations.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 879: "Solons travel to seek changed species act"
Story of VanLeeuwen and Yih trip to D.C. to lobby for changing the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 880: Domenici letter
Letter to VanLeeuwen expressing support for change in the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 881: Resolution 92-3
Resolution asking that the appeals process be changed so agencies can manage forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 882: Packwood letters
Packwood letter to the Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force regarding the Endangered Species Act. Also includes letters from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Packwood regarding the Endangered Species Act listing of Northern Spotted Owls and the Marbled Murrelet.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 883: Resolution 92-6
Resolution asking that Congress be sure to keep the dollars coming to schools and counties.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 884: Resolution 92-5
Requests that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service take into account new information on Northern Spotted Owl populations.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 885: An analysis of President Clinton's Forest Plan
Report by three professors on the President's plan.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 886: America's Lumber Shortage
Report by Dan Goldy on supply/demand situation for lumber for housing.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 887: Legacy and Promise: Oregon's Forests and Wood Products IndustryDates: 1995Container: Box 2
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Description: 888: Voices in the Forest-Bob Zybach
Evergreen issue devoted to Bob's criticism of the Northwest Forest Plan.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 2 -
Description: 889: The Truth about America's Forests
Special issue of Evergreen giving data on the forests of the U.S.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 2 -
Description: 890: The Great Forest Debate
Undated Evergreen issue on forest conditions.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 891: Evergreen Publications
Collection of issues of Evergreen, including 888, 889 and 890.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 2 -
Description: 892: "Thomas defends owl plan"
Story of Thomas' defence of a plan to save the Northern Spotted Owl. Includes two other articles from the same issue of the paper.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 893: "Bill would ban logging on half of old-growth forests"
Story on Vento's bill to halt logging in National Forests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 894: "Lawmakers hope to soften owl impact"
Story of Senate President Kitzhaber and others urging the state and federal governments to work together to protect the timber industry and spotted owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 895: "Science alone must not dictate"
Editorial saying things other than science must be considered in the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 896: "Reps report: Task force listens"
Story of legislators meeting with a task force appointed by President Bush.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 897: "How the forests look from the air"
Editorial reporting on aerial views of forests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 898: "Task force gets a look at spotted owls"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 899: "Fish and Wildlife approves sales in owl habitat"
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approves 912 pending timber sales in Northern Spotted Owl habitat.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 900: "Lujan: Congress will decide timber harvest"
Story of Secretary Lujan's opinion on who sets timber harvests on federal land.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 901: "Panel Oks timber cut level"
House committee adopts a 20 percent reduction in timber sales.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 902: "Robertson says only a fraction of old trees left"
Forest Service Chief expounds on the amount of old-growth left in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 903: "Federal owl plan lists five points"
Secretaries Yeutter and Lujan note five points of concern in developing the owl recovery plan.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 904: "Don't scream"
Letter to editor: Oregonians are the victims of environmental date rape.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 905: "Job losses seen in Forest Service"
Reports on Forest Services' plans to cut jobs.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 906: "Wildlife agency will have final say on timber cuts"
Story saying U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will determine cuts.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 907: "Biologist: Owl study was once 'a lot of fun'"
Story of Forsman's early involvement in Northern Spotted Owl research and the present situation.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 908: "Congressman: Impact Unknown"
Bob Smith's views on the effects of the owl listing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 909: "Governor: Prevent 'devastation'"
Goldschmidt's views on the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 910: "Reason supports owl-plan delay"
Editorial arguing for delay in developing the Northern Spotted Owl plan.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 911: "Spotted owl keeps declining, but shows signs of life"
News report on a meeting of owl biologists who reviewed the most recent data on the owls.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 2 -
Description: 912: "No one there"
Letter to editor saying environmentalists are not using federal lands.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 913: "House GOP calls owl listing a tragedy"
Four articles on the effect of the owl listing on Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 914: "Prof says timber losses can be offset"
Report on Bob Lee's testimony to the Oregon legislature on effects of the owl listing on people.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 915: Letters regarding owl listing
Three letters to the editor regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 916: "Timber dollars vital"
Letter to editor expressing the effect of a loss of timber dollars on all people.
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Description: 917: "Economic impact of owl decision to be major, widespread"
Article on the impact of the owl listing on Oregon.
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Description: 918: "Spotted owl declared threatened"
Lead story the day the spotted owl was listed.
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Description: 919: "Cartoonist dreams up spokesbear for loggers"
Story of a Sweet Home resident who developed an icon for loggers.
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Description: 920: "Timber industry may challenge data in owl case"
Industry wants a review of the science behind the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl. Also, article by Governor Goldschmidt expressing concerns about the economy.
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Description: 921: "Appeals court rules logging OK"
9th Circuit court okays a logging job.
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Description: 922: "BLM's owl protection plan criticized"
Story of J.W. Thomas' criticism of Bureau of Land Management plans to raise owls.
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Description: 923: "Jobs no longer top Bush priority"
White house rules out weakening the Endangered Species Act.
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Description: 924: "Owl panel misses deadline"
Story about Yeutter and Lujan holding up report to Bush.
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Description: 925: "State owl rule: More job losses"
Editorial on the impact of the state listing the Northern Spotted Owl on jobs.
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Description: 926: "Logger hits tree spike, isn't injured"
Logger hits spike driven into tree he was cutting. Not injured.
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Description: 927: "What 'enviros' are really after"
Editorial guessing what environmentalist agenda really is.
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Description: 928: Oregon's draft analysis of the Northern Spotted Owl listing on the state
Long report by economists on the impact of the spotted owl listing on the state.
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Description: 929: "Timber set asides for owls to impact Oregon state, local tax revenues"
Impact of listing on tax revenues in the state and locally.
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Description: 930: Dear President Bush
Letter from VanLeeuwen to President Bush with facts attached.
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Description: 931: Thomas Report Impacts
Graphs of data showing proposed cuts including those recommended by the Thomas Report.
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Description: 932: "Eco-kamikazes wanted"
Article urging those with terminal disease to do a kamikaze act in a forest.
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Description: 933: "Agency: Concert would disturb owl"
U.S. Forest Service refuses to allow a concert near an owl nest.
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Description: 934: "Of owls and old growth timber"
Op-Ed piece by DeFazio on owls and timber.
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Description: 935: Letter to Editors of Indiana papers
Letter to Editors of Indiana papers asking how the people there would feel if an Oregon Representative introduced legislation to shut down 50 percent of their farms.
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Description: 936: Letter to Editor
Letter telling how owl listing is impacting one family.
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Description: 937: "Crossbred owl discovered"
Report of finding a cross between a Northern Spotted Owl and a Barred Owl.
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Description: 938: Letter from Republican National Committee
Chairman Atwater writes VanLeeuwen telling her how much Bush is doing to save jobs and owls.
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Description: 939: "Lawmakers say plan threatens timber jobs"
Story about Canadian efforts to export most lumber to U.S.
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Description: 940: "OSU study suggests old growth, timber production can co-exist"
Story about OSU researcher Mike Newton and the compatibility of old-growth structure and timber management.
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Description: 941: "Loggers who want listing insist request is serious"
Loggers ask to be listed under the Endangered Species Act.
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Description: 942: Estimation of Economic Multipliers for the Oregon Wood Products Industry
Economic analysis of the impact of job loss on Oregon.
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Description: 943: "Willamette chief: Report would bar 90 percent of logging"
Mike Kerrick's estimate of the impact of the Thomas Report.
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Description: 944: "Interior Secretary changes mind about Endangered Species Act"
Secretary Lujan says the Endangered Species Act is okay.
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Description: 945: "How much old growth is there?"
Briefing paper for those going to D.C. to lobby.
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Description: 946: "It's not immoral to export logs"
Editorial chastising DeFazio for urging ban on export of private timber.
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Description: 947: "New timber info"
Editorial listing arguments that will or will not work when arguing Northern Spotted Owl issues.
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Description: 948: Oregon Natural Resources Council information letter
Letter giving statistics about old-growth and requesting money.
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Description: 949: "Ex-worker: Forest Service 'less than honest'"
Report on Jeff DeBonis testimony to the House of Representatives.
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Description: 950: "Vento drops plan for logging ban"
Congressman Vento backs off because Bush Administration won't cooperate in banning logging.
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Description: 951: "Timber harvest could drop by 20 percent"
Report that timber harvest might be cut by 20 percent due to the spotted owl listing.
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Description: 952: "Lujan: Job losses will be minimized under owl plan"
Secretaries of the Interior and Agriculture say that the timber harvest will not really be reduced to save the owl.
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Description: 953: "Private forests: Mandatory 70 acre owl areas"
Story on restrictions of cut on private land to protect the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 954: "Environmentalists resume lawsuit"
Report that the Sierra Club will file lawsuits to stop logging in three National Forests.
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Description: 955: "BLM: Plan poses 'reasonable risk' for owl"
Story of the Bureau of Land Management's attempt to modify demands made by Thomas to save the owl.
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Description: 956: "Timber group optimistic after meeting with Lujan"
Lujan assures loggers that there will be timber to cut.
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Description: 957: "Spotted owl issue turning to partisan politics"
Story of politicians in D.C. arguing over Northern Spotted Owl issues.
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Description: 958: "Shrinking land base pivotal issue"
Editorial pointing out that sufficient timber cannot be produced if land is taken from base.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 959: "DeFazio ban on exports would kill tree farmers"
Op-Ed piece by Bert Udell on the effect of banning export of private timber.
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Description: 960: "Court rejects law barring timber suits"
Appeals court rules against law barring lawsuits against federal timber harvest.
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Description: 961: "Governor: Tackle owl issue"
Published letter of Mae Yih to Governor Goldschmidt.
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Description: 962: "Bush: Export ban will cushion blow of owl cutbacks"
Story of how an export ban will keep more logs in Oregon for mills and thus save jobs.
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Description: 963: "Options studied in owl plan"
Story on maneuvering in D.C. on owl plan.
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Description: 964: "Bush accused of dragging feet on owl"
Story regarding Andy Kerr's interpretation of what President Bush is trying to do to save timber jobs and not the owl.
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Description: 965: "Eight cited in protest over timber"
Story of environmentalists' plans for protesting timber harvests.
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Description: 966: "Lawmaker: Delays worsen owl's plight"
Bruce Vento writes to Lujan to urge speeding up of protection process.
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Description: 967: "Thomas blasts BLM plan"
J.W. Thomas criticizes the Bureau of Land Management plan for timber harvest.
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Description: 968: "OIA opposes owl plan"
Oregonians in Action protest taking 70 acres around owl nests on private land.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 969: "No one says, 'Stop!'"
Editorial saying that carrying out the Thomas Plan to save the owl is too extreme. Someone must say 'stop.'
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Description: 970: "Mixed reception greets D.C. Delegation"
Story of experiences of delegation to D.C. in support of timber.
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Description: 971: "Judge blocks timber sales in Umpqua National Forest"
Judge Dwyer stopped old-growth cutting.
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Description: 972: "Sweet Home Ranger District meets Section 318 quota"
The 318 sales--Hatfield-Adams amendment--quota is met.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 973: "Forest plan calling for level harvest"
Umpqua National Forest releases 10-year management plan calling for level timber harvest.
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Description: 974: "Balanced owl plan support lacking"
Letter from Senator Hatfield bemoaning the fact that the Senate voted down his proposal for cutting some timber.
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Description: 975: "Timberman's environmentalist and he's proud to say so"
Op-Ed piece by Jim Sellers on why he works in timber and why he is an environmentalist.
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Description: 976: "Pressures of timber crisis can be eased with help from area agencies"
A professional psychologist suggests ways to cope.
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Description: 977: "Senate rejects plea for balance on spotted owl"
Packwood's report on senate vote on timber supply.
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Description: 978: "15-year logging increase forecast on private lands"
Report by researcher who says private harvest will increase, but to look out in 2006.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 979: "Letter to Governor Goldschmidt"
Plea to Governor to check Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife commission to see if they followed the law in listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 980: Letter from director of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Letter to VanLeeuwen saying U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service did all the right things in listing the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 981: "Activists 'adopt' old growth trees"
Story of environmentalists adopting patches of old-growth to watch over.
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Description: 982: "President backs cuts in logging"
Story of Bush's support for reducing cut in Pacific Northwest National Forests.
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Description: 983: "Owl fight shifting to Endangered Species Act"
Story of plans to attack the Endangered Species Act now that the task force has suggested a reduction in timber sales.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 984: "Battle over owl forces agency to see forest through trees"
Description of a new program to be used to manage forests.
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Description: 985: "Suit filed to halt Elk river timber sale"
Suit to stop sales on the Siskiyou National Forest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 986: "Hatfield tells panel: Abandon industry plan"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 987: "Send 'working hands' to George"
Describes plan to send drawings of workers hands to President.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 988: "Save People, Not Owls"
Editorial copied from May issue of Oregon Business Magazine urging that people be protected.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 989: Letter from Lujan
Letter to VanLeeuwen saying not to worry about the listing of the owl. All will be taken care of. See 993.
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Description: 990: Forest Plan revision
Letter from Kerrick to public explaining the changes in the Willamette National Forest plan regarding Northern Spotted Owls.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 991: "Once housing slump ends, owl still looms"
Article reporting the number of short term layoffs at mills due to price decline in lumber.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 992: Timber harvest sparks hot debate
Editorial supporting multiple use management by a hunting organization.
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Description: 993: Letter to Lujan
Urges Lujan to hold evidentiary hearing before Northern Spotted Owl is listed. See 989.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 994: Yih and VanLeeuwen seek support for owl hearing
News release urging an evidentiary hearing on listing of the Northern Spotted Owl.
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Description: 995: Dear Elected OfficialDates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 996: Dear Representative VanLeeuwen
Letter pleading for common sense in land use planning and owl protection. He is losing his lifetime retirement investment.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 997: "NW lawmakers urge plan to compensate job loss due to owl"
Story of maneuvering in D.C. to save some jobs
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 998: "Owl plan represents new philosophy"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 999: "More Democrats criticize old-growth plank"
Story of battle in Democratic party over a plank banning old-growth harvest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1000: Letter to Governor
Long letter asking Governor all sorts of questions about his support of timber jobs.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1001: "Many await owl report due out Wednesday"
Associated Press story from D.C. on imminent Thomas Report, and DeBonis' group urging a halt to old-growth harvesting.
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Description: 1002: "Groups: 65 Percent of sales of timber violate owl"
Environmentalists criticize timber sales.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1003: "AG's owl response looks too legalistic"
Editorial saying AG Frohnmayer's arguments are too legalistic. More politics.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1004: "Democrats blast platform plank"
Story of intra-Democratic party argument about cutting old-growth.
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Description: 1005: "President said to be eyeing log export ban"
D.C. discussion as to whether Bush will ban log exports.
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Description: 1006: "Prices rise after owl report"
Lumber and plywood prices increase after owl announcement.
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Description: 1007: "Angry Democrats find its too late to change"
People trying to change registration after Democratic plank on old-growth is passed.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1008: "Little rejects logging platform"
Candidate Little (v.s. VanLeeuwen) disavows old-growth plank.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1009: "Show of support"
Picture of a supporting slogan in Lebanon Auto window.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1010: "Thoughts about the northern spotted owl uproar"
Op-Ed piece about the spotted owl controversy.
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Description: 1011: "What do I think?"
Letter to editor pointing out the impact of reduced timber harvest on all sorts of people.
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Description: 1012: "Owl estimate important--it's from governor"
Editorial saying the Governor's estimate of job losses is important news.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1013: Editorials regarding Northern Spotted Owl listing effects
Editorials from Pendleton and Klamath Falls regarding the Northern Spotted Owl and timber issues.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1014: "Spotted owl report brings heated discussion"
News release from VanLeeuwen pointing out issues with the Thomas report.
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Description: 1015: "Plywood mill shuts down Thursday"
Story of mill closing due to lack of orders for plywood.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1016: "Forest Service debates exporting of Northwest sawed timbers"
Report on complex issue of what can and cannot be exported in the way of logs, lumber, and timbers.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1017: Northern Spotted Owl
Description of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1018: "Rule changes sought for litigation of federal timber cutting plans"
A piece by Packwood describing legislation he had introduced.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1019: "Hatfield decries 'single issue thinking'"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 1020: Letter to Editors
Letter urging readers to keep up pressures.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1021: "ONRC solicitation letter very revealing"
Editorial examining the solicitation letter from the Oregon Natural Resources Council and its impact on Lebanon and the forest industry.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1022: Letters to Editor
Two letters chastising an earlier letter and defending loggers.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1023: Letters to the Editor
More letters defending loggers.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1024: Letters to editor
Several letters defending loggers.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1025: Legislative Task Force Folder
Collection of notes and hand-outs from several LTF meetings in 1989 and 1990.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1026: "Saving owl seen threat to schools"
Story of concerns that legislators have regarding effect of reduced timber dollars on schools.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1027: Letters to Editor
Several letters on all sides of the Northern Spotted Owl issue.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1028: "Reps: Officials withholding information on owl"
Story from D.C. regarding who is releasing what information when and where.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1029: "This plank doesn't fit"
Letter from Carl Hosticka, Majority leader, telling of machinations regarding the old-growth cutting ban plank in the Democratic platform.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1030: "Earth First! Mentality"
Editorial on Earth First! activities.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1031: "Demos stick to call for logging ban"
Democrats stick to logging ban.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1032: "Study: Owl impact will hit mid-valley hard"
Story of state report on effect of the Thomas plan on the mid-valley.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1033: "OSU suggests timber cuts to sustain future harvest"
Story of update of Beuter report by Sessions and Gerber.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1034: "Umpqua to sell timber in owl preserves"
Story of a proposed timber sale in Umpqua National Forest.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1035: "Last log train to haul final load"
Story from Klamath Falls about last logging train quitting.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1036: "Three mills closing down in mid-valley"
Story of mill closings.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1037: Letters to the Editor
Several letters regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1038: Letters to Editor
Letters regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1039: "BLM may change panel's owl plan"
Bureau of Land Management considering a less drastic plan to save owl.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1040: "Job losses may be worse than predicted, Smith says"
Story of Representative Denny Smith's concerns about the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1041: "AuCoin: Plan could trigger a recession"
Representative AuCoin concerned that the Northern Spotted Owl plan could trigger a recession.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1042: "A good forest idea"
Editorial support of idea of Representative Denny Smith to set aside a forest resource areas in National Forests.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1043: "Now it's about the owl"
Thoughtful editorial about the development of the owl problem.
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Description: 1044: "Timber-supply crisis frustrating for lawmakers"
Story of frustrating attempts by congressmen to fix the timber situation.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1045: "Export debate just a diversion"
Editorial pointing out that debate on exports avoids the issue of the use of federal land for economic development.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1046: "Letters to Barnette and Robertson"
Letters with questions about decisions and positions regarding federal land management.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1047: "What's the purpose of National Forests?"Dates: 1990Container: Box 2
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Description: 1048: "Preserving corn"
Letter to editor suggesting that Oregonians join in preservation of old-growth corn.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1049: "US report: Plan to save owl carries big price tag"
Headline story of the impact of the owl plan on the Oregon economy.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1050: "Environmental terrorists spike trees for publicity"
Editorial discussing a letter received by paper announcing spiking of trees on federal land.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1051: NFRC Reports
Several pieces on the Northern Spotted Owl problem
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1052: "Bush cites 'human equation' in debate over spotted owl"
Several stories about Bush's visit to Portland.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1053: Packwood letter on log exports
Packwood report on legislation banning federal log exports and allowing states to do the same.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1054: VanLeeuwen news release
Report on visit with Bush in Portland.
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Description: 1055: "Saving owl seen threat to schools"
Story of impact of owl listing on school funding. Also, story on Kopetski and Smith on the owl problem.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1056: Warren Brooks Op-Ed
Op-Ed piece showing that despite the rhetoric, the forests in the U.S. are in pretty good condition.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1057: "Fairness in Forest Management"
One page ad urging people to write to Congress and bureaucrats urging fairness in management.
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Description: 1058: "Bush and spotted owl"
Editorial urging Bush to keep away from the Northern Spotted Owl issue.
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Description: 1059: "Lujan aide says no decision yet on owl"
Story of Lujan's frustration with the Endangered Species Act.
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Description: 1060: "Roberts presents plan for timber crisis"
Roberts' solution for timber crisis if owl is listed.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1061: Letter to constituent
Letter from Hatfield to Pope and Talbot about Thomas report.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1062: State Forester's analysis of Northern Spotted Owl impact
An economic analysis of impact of listing the Northern Spotted Owl on Oregon.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1063: Emergency Board Funding
Plan to use $500,000 for studying National Forest Planning and to support timber dependent communities.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1064: "Work to protect people and owl"
Op-Ed piece attacking Packwood for his efforts to stop the Endangered Species Act and owl listing.
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Description: 1065: "Panel recommends reduction of logging to save owl"
Story of Thomas Committee report.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1066: "Thousands rally to protect timber jobs"
Entire section on timber issues.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1067: "BLM managers study impacts of owl report"
Story on analysis of impact of Thomas Report on Bureau of Land Management cut.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1068: Representative Denny Smith on owls
Letters and news releases by Representative Smith on owl issues.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1069: "Owl issue halts work"
Governor Goldschmidt halts work on plans until the owl issue is resolved.
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Description: 1070: "Poll shows Oregonians deeply split over owl"
Story saying that the majority of people favor jobs over owls.
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Description: 1071: "Missteps can cause politicians extra trips"
Op-Ed piece on Governor race between Roberts and Frohnmayer and their stances on the owl report.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1072: Critique of Thomas Report
Chris West's analysis of the impact of the Thomas Plan.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1073: "The dirty secret behind effort to save California condor"
Alston Chase piece on California condor and the duplicity of Audubon and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Description: 1074: "A tale of deception"
Story on the use of the owl to stop the timber harvest.
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Description: 1075: Hatfield-Adams: The Aftermath
Story on Representative Bob Smith's views of the situation on amendment. Also a story by Greg Miller on the management of Rouge River National Forest and reduced cut.
Dates: 1989Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1076: "Forest Plan out: 25 percent cut reduction"
Story on Willamette National Forest management plan.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1077: "Giving a hoot!"
Story of a private company trying to survey owls on its own land.
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Description: 1078: "Roberts: timber sector must adjust"
Story of candidate Roberts' views on the Northern Spotted Owl and timber industry.
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Description: 1079: "Forced to choose: For birds or people?"
Editorial discussing jobs or birds dilemma.
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Description: 1080: "Saving owl could cost billions, jobs"
Story from Woods Hole regarding saving owl and old-growth.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1081: "Can have both"
Letter to editor pointing out defects in the assessment that the owl is in trouble.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1082: "F.S. proposal would protect spotted owl"
Story that cut in the Pacific Northwest might be reduced 5 percent to save owl.
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Description: 1083: "Spotted owl to cost jobs, increase taxes"
Story on set aside in Sweet Home Ranger District to save the owl.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1084: "Cutting Trees, Losing forests"
Story of the impact of Forest Service planning on timber harvest.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1085: VanLeeuwen testimony at House of Representative hearing
Copy of testimony to a house subcommittee on federal land management.
Dates: 1986Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1086: "Jazz artist performs at protest"
Story of jazz artist performing at a protest of old-growth logging.
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Description: 1087: "Owl plan would cut Northwest timber harvest"
Story that Forest Service plan to save owl will result in a 5 percent reduction in timber harvest.
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Description: 1089: "Spotted owls not all in old-growth"
Story of Northern Spotted Owls living in secondary growth in Rogue River National Forest.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1090: "Loss of timber money means tax hike for SH schools"
Story on the tax increases necessary to offset loss of timber money from the Forest Service.
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Description: 1091: "Forest plan may change, speaker tells group here"
Story of hopeful report by Ann Hanus, state economist, that Willamette National Forest will change its plan and help people.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1092: "'Let's Get a Rope'--The Public response to National Forest Planning"
National forest land is being set aside for everything except jobs.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1093: "Judge calls spotted owl decision capricious"
Federal Judge says U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service decision not to designate the Northern Spotted Owl as endangered was capricious.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1094: Spotted Owls in second-growth timber ruled 'surplus' by USFS"
Article by Bruce Engel reporting that harvest in secondary growth can go forward because owls aren't supposed to be in it.
Dates: 1987Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1095: "Spotted owl can't survive if trees cut, says speaker"
Charles Meslow says Northern Spotted Owls can't survive if all old-growth is cut.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1096: "Oregon's 1987 timber harvest: 8.2 billion bd. ft."
Report showing timber harvest by year in Oregon.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1097: "Task Force to seek limit on acreage for spotted owl"
Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force trying to get Congress to lower acreage for spotted owl nests.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1098: "Owl habitats scrutinized"
U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to coordinate Northern Spotted Owl research. Spotted owls are found in old-growth forests.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1099: "Hatfield: Balance needed in old-growth logging fight"
Report of Hatfield's speech to an environmental group.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1100: "Agencies join forces to protect spotted owl"
Four federal agencies (USFWS, NPS, BLM and USFS) will coordinate research and management.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1101: "Court allows timber sales"
A three judge panel allows harvest beyond 2.1 miles from owl nesting site.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1102: "Tree spiking frustrating for both sides"
The Bureau of Land Management has had trees due for harvest spiked by environmentalists.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1103: "House votes to reduce federal timber sales"
House of Representatives subcommittee votes to reduce sales of timber from National Forests.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1104: "BLM warns owl fight will sharply reduce state's timber supply"
The Bureau of Land Management talks straight regarding timber supply.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1105: "BLM finds 89 spiked trees in southern Oregon"
The Bureau of Land Management reports on extensive tree spiking by environmentalists.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1106: "Holding the preservationists accountable"
Jim Petersen's editorial on an encounter between a young logger and Norm Johnson in Roseburg.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1107: "Forest plan's goal should be balance"
Editorial arguing for balance in planning for protection and timber production.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1108: "Court halts some timber sales"
Report of success of environmental organization getting 9th circuit to halt timber sales.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1109: "County officials worried over impact of logging ban"
Local politicos worried that they will lose timber money.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1110: "ONRC letter for support"
Letter asking people to support the Oregon Natural Resources Council's effort to save old-growth.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1111: Rhyme of the Ancient Forester
Poem by Gordon Ross is a take-off on the Lament of the Ancient Mariner, but about the passing of the old forester. Dates are guesses.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1112: Letter to Secretary Babbit
Plea to Babbit for balance in use of federal land.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1113: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Letter from planner with acreages of land allocated for different purposes.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1114: The Family Forest Plan
Review of Umpqua National Forest plan. Good interview with Larry Davis.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1115: "A clearcut alternative?" Comment on Willamette National Forest plan
Oregon Natural Resources Council's objections to the Willamette National Forest Plan as published.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1116: "A timber faller talks about tree spikers"
An interview with Mark Keiser, timber faller, about felling spiked trees and the dangers.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1117: "In pursuit of excellence: C. Wylie Smith"
Story on Wylie Smith, survivor of Coos Bay Company that once cut 1 bd. ft. per day in its mills.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1118: "The real meaning of Christmas"
Issue devoted to people in the forest industry and all they do to support their communities.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1119: Letter to VanLeeuwen regarding National Forest plans
Letter from Fred Dunlap, Assistant Secretary, U.S. Department of Agriculture, on forest planning process. Designed to placate the views VanLeeuwen had expressed.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1120: Letter to VanLeeuwen from Regional Forester
Letter to VanLeeuwen from Regional Forester designed to placate her regarding National Forest plans and Northern Spotted Owl issues.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1121: "Influence of Habitat Abundance and Fragmentation on Northern Spotted Owls in Western Oregon" and "The Truth About America's Forest"
Issue devoted to MacCleery's data and Hatfield's views on old-growth. Date of publication guessed.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1122: Letter to Lujan and God Squad
Protesting the idea that there is no need for federal timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1123: Oregon Forestry Index
Flyer describing forest conditions in Oregon with lots of statistics.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1124: Timber Dependent Communities Report
Report from task force to identify timber dependent communities in Oregon.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1125: "Commentary misses impact of owl plan"
Editorial commenting on the Northern Spotted Owl recovery plan.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1126: Memo to VanLeeuwen from B.B. Stout
Reports on draft recovery plan of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1127: "An Endangered Species Blueprint"
Articles on the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1128: "Oregon Representative predicts bright future under Clinton"
Article reporting DeFazio's views on Bill Clinton's election.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1129: "Region's senators find agreement on log-export ban"
On-going argument over exports from government land.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1130: "Packwood breaks from pack; Washington senators irked"
Senator Packwood tries a different tack on the raw-log export question.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1131: "Court ignores the Takings Clause"
James J. Kilpatrick piece on the Sweet Home case and court ruling.
Dates: 1995Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1132: "Ruling serves owl issue into Congress' court"
Story of Supreme Court's action regarding harm in the Endangered Species Act language.
Dates: 1995Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1133: Testimony of Benjamin B. Stout on FEMAT plan
Testimony at a public hearing in Salem on FEMAT.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1134: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Rick Fletcher's views of #9 on Siuslaw National Forest.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1135: "O&C lands today: Breach of promise"
Editorial on management of O&C lands under Option 9.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1136: Letter to President Clinton
Expression of dismay at Option 9.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1137: "Bush targets land for development"
President Bush says that more than half of Bureau of Land Management land is not worth a wilderness designation and should be managed.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1138: "BLM Director: Plan leads way to 'ecosystem-based' program"
State Director says the Bureau of Land Management is leading the way in ecosystem management.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1139: "BLM takes great care in its view of environmental issues"
Van Manning's defence of Bureau of Land Management actions.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1140: "BLM reports rise in spotted owlets"
Bureau of Land Management finds more owls.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1141: "The O&C Sustained Yield Act of 1937"
History of O&C lands and their good management.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1142: "Senator: Lujan telling panel to violate law"
Story from D.C. stating that Senator Mitchell is sure Secretary Lujan is telling the Northern Spotted Owl panel to violate law.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1143: "Lujan forming new owl panel"
Lujan asking for panel to protect workers as well as the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1144: "OSU takes part in $4.6 million study"
New research on Northern Spotted Owl funded.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1145: "Logging need not be banned, bureau says"
Secretary Jamison thinks logging and owls can co-exist.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1146: Social Impacts of Alternative Timber Harvest Reductions on Federal Lands in O&C Counties
Report to O&C Counties on impact of reduced timber harvest on O&C land to save the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1147: Closures/Cutbacks--Lumber
Listing of mill closures with reason beginning in 1988.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1148: "An Untimely Obituary"
Commentary written as an obituary for communities in the region affected by Option 9 of the President's plan.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1149: "Bill would weaken Species Act"
Report on Representative Bob Smith's attempt to change the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1150: "DeFazio drafts interim guidelines for forests"
Story of attempt by DeFazio to write interim rules for forest management until a plan is in place.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1151: "DeFazio eyes compromise in forest bill"
Story of DeFazio's attempt to write plans for federal land until final plan is in place.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1152: "Packwood blasts environmentalists"
Report on a Packwood speech in Joseph.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1153: "The ESA - People should count!"
Packwood's ideas about revising the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1154: "Wildlife Agency rescinds spotted owl guidelines"
News release from D.C. reporting on action by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 2 -
Description: 1155: "In the Enlightened Forest"
Annual 91-92 Evergreen issue with lots of quotes and data on forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1156: Spotted owl inventory and monitoring summary
Table of data on owl population in 1989 and 1990.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1157: "'God Squad' hearing concludes quietly"
Story of Endangered Species Committee hearing in Portland. Loggers went home.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1158: "'Ologists' leave this logging family confused"
Letter to editor expressing confusion about all the 'ologists' and their opinions.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1159: "Logging advocates testify only in writing"
Story of Endangered Species Committee hearing in Roseburg on the Northern Spotted Owl listing.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1160: "Agency releases preferred owl plan"
Report on impact of preferred plan for Northern Spotted Owl preservation on jobs.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1161: "Biologist: Spotted owls can live in 40-year old trees"
J.W. Thomas testifies before Endangered Species Committee on how the Northern Spotted Owl can use less than old-growth to live.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1162: "A misleading report on timber sale costs"
Editorial pointing out questionable accounting practices in examining U.S. Forest Service timber sale costs.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1163: "Thomas admits destroying spotted owl documents"
Thomas reports in an affidavit that he destroyed correspondence developed in the process of preparing the Northwest Plan.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1164: "Panel Oks funds for NW forest plan"
Senate Appropriations Committee allocates funds for Northwest Forest Plan.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1165: The Northern Spotted Owl
Report to constituents on the Northern Spotted Owl history of listing, etc.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1166: Letter to American Hunter Magazine
Letter expressing dismay that the National Rifle Association is becoming preservationist.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1167: Letter to constituents
Report listing signed bills from legislature to help timber towns and workers.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1168: "Jamison lays out plan"
Bureau of Land Management Director tells of plans for managing BLM lands for timber and owl preservation.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1169: New Owl/Timber Project Proposed
Story of DeFazio and AuCoin suggesting a way out of owl/timber gridlock.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1170: "Your Forests: Slated for Slaughter"
Special edition of Forest Voice designed to raise support for stopping timber harvest on federal land.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1171: "Our government causes despair. Forest closure leads to more social disorder"
Editorial drawing on L.A. Times story of social problems in timber towns.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1172: "Does anyone care if loggers starve?"
Reprint of Kansas editorial on the impact of the Northern Spotted Owl on loggers.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1173: "Forest community act is a step in right direction"
Copy of Register-Guard editorial in the Daily Journal of Commerce commenting on a bill submitted by four Democrats in Congress to solve timber/owl problem in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1174: "Uh-oh. Spotted owl losses are hitting federal workers, too"
Editorial on lost U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management jobs due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1175: "'It's a real catch 22' for timber families"
Editorial Op-Ed piece on families in Oakridge.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1176: Private Property Rights
Story of attempt by environmentalists to stop timber harvest on private land to protect the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1177: "Owl recovery plan is no feather in the hat of Oregon's economy"
Editorial on the impact of the recovery plan on Oregon's economy.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1178: "Roberts: I'm not the enemy"
Story of Governor Robert's view of timber/owl situation.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1179: "Jamison: God Squad meeting was mistake"
Bureau of Land Management director says politics got involved with politics.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1180: "Letter to Governor Goldschmidt"
Series of three letters protesting Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife listing of the Northern Spotted Owl on state list and its impact.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1181: State of Oregon Response to Northern Spotted Owl Critical Habitat Designation
Planning team's response to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service designation of critical habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1182: "Groups say Bush lobbied God Squad"
9th Circuit orders new hearing on whether or not President Bush lobbied the God Squad regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1183: Letter to God Squad Members
Letters to members of the God Squad expressing concerns.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1184: "God Squad to open owl talks"
God Squad to begin hearings in D.C. on the Northern Spotted Owl and economy in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1185: "'God Squad' aide speaks on owl plan"
Norm Johnson speaks in Corvallis regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1186: "History supports sales of O&C timber"
Editorial supporting Bureau of Land Management timber sales.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1187: "'God Squad' hears from biologist"
Bureau of Land Management biologist speaks about 50-11-40 rule.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1188: "'God Squad' allows logging"
God Squad overrides the Endangered Species Act and votes to allow some logging on a few acres of Bureau of Land Management land in Oregon. Lists members of God Squad.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1189: "Environmentalists angered by ruling"
Environmentalists angered because the God Squad voted to allow some logging on Bureau of Land Management land.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1190: Jim Jontz file
Correspondence and other material regarding Representative Jontz from Indiana and his Northern Spotted Owl stance.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1191: Letter from Kenops
Letters to VanLeeuwen and Yih regarding timber supply from the Willamette National Forest for mill at Halsey.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1192: Letters to VanLeeuwen from Klamath Basin
Letters from Klamath Basin folks asking that they, too, be considered in Endangered Species Act listings and rules.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1193: "Senators: New plan for owl may save jobs."
Report from D.C. stating that three senators may have worked a deal to save some jobs by cutting some Bureau of Land Management timber.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1194: Timber industry employment data
Gives data for Linn County and the State regarding timber industry employment over time.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1195: Save the planet, Sacrifice the People
Paper by Edward C. Krug, soil scientist, debunking the acid rain story and pointing out how environmentalists work.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1196: "County gets less from U.S. Forests"
Story on reduced income to county due to reduced timber harvest.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1197: "Congress OKs funds to help timber towns"
Story of how Clinton hopes to cushion loss of timber revenue to local communities.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1198: "Environment wins over common sense"
Editorial lamenting the fact that environment is more important than people/common sense.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1199: "Shifting the blame for forest shutdown"
Editorial relating how Democrats and Republicans are shifting blame for forest problems
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1200: "The indictment: Forests despoiled"
Fund raising letter. Contains the logic for the only 5 percent left figure.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1201: "Bob Zybach--Voices in the Forest"
Copy devoted largely to an interview of Bob by Jim Peterson on the FEMAT report and the President's plan.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1202: Delist the Northern Spotted Owl
Letter to Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife from Yellow Ribbon Coalition to delist the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1203: "Olympic Spotted Owl reanalysis underway"
Articles on the Northern Spotted Owl in this issue of Industrial magazine.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1204: "Nearly 1,000 owls counted on forest"
Report on owl count in the Willamette National Forest.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1205: "Owl effort faces new obstacle"
Story that President Bush is lowering protection of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1206: Resolutions on the Northern Spotted Owl by the Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force
Resolution asks U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to look at new owl data and revisit its listing decision.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1207: Letter to Representative Jontz
Letter to Jontz from Yih trying to convince him to back off from his stance on forest management of federal land.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1208: "Court hears arguments over owl"
Argument over extent of protection of a species by the Endangered Species Act.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1209: "Packwood, Aucoin spar over measure on logging"
Argument over the impact of a bill by AuCoin to solve federal land management problems.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1210: "'Standing up' for timber families?"
Editorial taking AuCoin and DeFazio to task for their "help" for families hurt by timber harvest reductions.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1211: "Lawmakers call for adjustment in timber harvesting"
Two Washington representatives want to lengthen rotations on federal land.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1212: "Lawmakers blast Bush for handling of owl situation"
Story out of D.C. on criticism of Bush on Northwest forest matters.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1213: "Straight Talk about Timber"
Kopetski's letter to Oregonians about his solution to the timber crisis.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1214: "We don't buy Service's job loss excuses"
Editorial contesting U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service assertions about the real reason for job losses in timber.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1215: Letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Letter protesting setting aside more land as critical habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1216: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Letter to VanLeeuwen explaining how the listing process works.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1217: "Professor, state rep question owl science"
Story of VanLeeuwen and Benjamin B. Stout questioning the Northern Spotted Owl listing and supporting data.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1218: "VanLeeuwen disputes owl report"
Reprint of VanLeeuwen's letter to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1219: "Weird science or what?"
Editorial pointing out strange reasoning process for listing the Northern Spotted Owl and subsequent actions by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1220: "S. Home Ranger District to cut 12 jobs"
Story reporting effect of Clinton plan on the number of employees in the Sweet Home Ranger District.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1221: "Congressman warns against allowing input from group"
Story of Representative Bob Smith's complaint about Jim Lyons telling the U.S. Forest Service to clear timber sales with the Natural Resources Defense Council.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1222: "Judge OKs Clinton's forest plan"
Report of court action which gives okay to forest plan.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1223: The Forest Conference Participants
List of people who participated in the Forest Conference.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1224: "I cannot repeal the laws of change"
Extensive report on Forest Conference held in Portland.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1225: Log jam at the Summit
Extensive coverage of the Forest Summit.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1226: "Clinton orders quick action"
More coverage of the Forest Summit.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1227: Forest Summit meeting package
Several documents handed out at the Forest Summit.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1228: "Thomas named forest chief"
Report on J.W. Thomas being named Chief of the Forest Service.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1229: Letter to VanLeeuwen
Letter to VanLeeuwen from Rolf Anderson regarding Record of Decision on management matters on Pacific Northwest National Forests, with attached news release.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1230: Letter to Sweet Home Ranger District Ranger
Letter to Rolf Anderson expressing frustration at the way the district is being lead.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1231: Resolution 92-2 on forest research in spotted owl areas
Resolution seeking research that might lead to some timber harvest in or near owl areas.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1232: History of O&C Lands
Summary of O&C lands history.
Dates: 1988Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1233: "Timber sales ruling spreads additional legislative chaos"
Editorial lamenting Judge Dwyer's ruling on Forest Service timber sales.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1234: "Administration backs Northwest timber bill"
Story of Bush administration support for a bill to free up some timber sales on National Forest land in the Pacific Northwest. Quotes Beuter.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1235: "Some seek total ban on logging"
Story on environmental organizations trying to stop all logging on federal land.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1236: "Researchers say owls living in young timber"
Story of National Council for Air and Stream Improvement researchers and their findings of where some owls are living.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1237: "Agency: Owl minor issue in job losses"
Story of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service saying job losses in timber are not due to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1238: "Scientists: Dramatic logging cuts needed"
Panel recommends several alternatives for Pacific Northwest forests, with reduced harvest preferred.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1239: "Senate race may affect compromise on timber"
Story of timber issue and its influence on the Packwood-Aucoin race for Packwood's seat in the Senate.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1240: "Albany businessman revisits logging camps of old"
Don Wimer's story of visiting camps where he lived as a child.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1241: "A year later: Sales more rare than owl"
Story of the impact of listing the Northern Spotted Owl on timber sales on federal land.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1242: "Congressman blasts U.S. Forest Service's spotted owl proposal"
Story of DeFazio's displeasure with Forest Service spotted owl plans.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1243: "Preferred owl plan cuts logging in half"
Story of Forest Service's plans to cut logging to preserve the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1244: "Number of owls appears to grow"
Editorial remarking on apparent increase in the number of spotted owls.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1245: "Gorton was reluctant to back owl plan"
Senator Gorton backed a plan for logging because it was the lesser of several evils.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1246: "Few attend hearing on owl"
Story of few people turning up for a hearing on the draft Environmental Impact Statement that Judge Dwyer required.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1247: "Official: Forest plan 'critical test'"
Story of Jim Lyons promoting the Forest Plan.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1248: "Land set aside proposals hard to believe"
Jim Sellers testimony at a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hearing in Medford.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1249: "Timber sales dip to lowest level since '53"
Story of how little timber is being sold by the federal government.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1250: "Lebanon on aid list, will seek state grant"
Story of Lebanon being left off list of timber-dependent communities and how it got back on and will seek aid.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1251: "Judge to hear evidence related to owl proceedings"
Judge rules that supporters can present testimony to "God Squad" hearings on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1252: "Biologist's meetings criticized at hearing"
Industry attorney attacks Jack Ward Thomas for meeting with environmental representatives.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1253: "Protect our loggers same way as livestock"
Letter to editor pleading that loggers be protected from the Northern Spotted Owl the way livestock is based on killing of a bear that might injure the livestock.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1254: "Agency head: Protect owl, minimize job losses"
Story of Turner's testimony before the God Squad.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1255: "Governor criticized for comments on owl"
Story of Governor Roberts getting flack for saying the God Squad should not let the Bureau of Land Management cut timber.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1256: "Court upholds bans on logging challenges"Dates: 1992Container: Box 3
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Description: 1257: "Natural resource control will change our society"
Editorial lamenting the fact that many people do not understand where wood for houses, food, etc. comes from.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1258: "Senators propose forest bill"
Adams and Leary introduce bill to ban logging on federal land in the Pacific Northwest.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1259: "Owl team hears from loggers"
Testimony to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service at a hearing in Roseburg by loggers saying they are more important than owls.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1260: "Lawmakers spar over Endangered Species Act"
Aucoin (D) and Chandler (R) argue over the Endangered Species Act and its implementation.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1261: "16 more arrested in forest protest"
Report of arrests in Washington for destruction of government property.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1262: "Make groups pay for stopping timber sales"
Letter to editor urging that laws be changed so that people who stop timber sales can be charged for the losses to people.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1263: "Oregon woodlot owners rushing to log their land"
Story of how Non-Industrial Private Forest owners are stepping up timber harvest for fear of not being able to cut later.
Dates: 1994Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1264: Timber under contract
Most recent data on timber under contract.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1265: "Forest plan oversight"
Report on a hearing in Medford on whether or not the forest plan is working.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1266: NFA timber facts
Charts on federal timber under contract in recent years up to 1999.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1268: "Spotted owl health trends still fuzzy report says"
Story on meeting of biologists to assess the status of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1269: "Judge puts nine NW timber sales on hold"
Story of Judge Dwyer putting a hold on timber sales in Pacific Northwest National Forests due to survey and monitoring requirements of the President's plan.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1270: "Forest roadblocks removed"
Story of U.S. Forest Service removing roadblocks set up by logging protesters.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1271: NFRC Timber Facts
Sales volumes since 1950 and growth estimates.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1272: "Lawsuits could stymie efforts to aid spotted owl"
Story about suit filed by Boise Cascade to obtain value lost by not being allowed to harvest timber.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1273: "Retrospective: Why timber economy changed"
Op-Ed piece by Russell Sadler on changes and their causes in the Oregon timber industry.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1274: "Group says it set fire in Medford"
Story of burning of U.S. Forest Service buildings in Medford.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1275: Some Flaws in the Draft 1995 RPA Program
Paper by Schallau, McKillop and Maki that argues there are flaws in the economic analyses of the Resources Planning Act Program
Dates: 1998Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1276: "Groups fear losing appeals process"
Environmentalists worry that changing the rules for appeals will prevent them from being effective protectors of the forests.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1277: "O and C counties unite for God Squad recognition; Battle Audubon smokescreen"
Story of O&C counties worrying that a safety net has holes in it.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1278: "OPB wake up!"
Copy of a letter from Ralph Hull to Oregon Public Broadcasting saying if you keep doing what you are doing I won't keep sending checks.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1279: "Lawmakers introducing Lujan plan"
Story that Northwest lawmakers will introduce legislation to keep logging going with little protection for the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1280: "Emotions run high over appeals process"
Congressional reaction to Bush administration attempts to limit appeals.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1281: "Packwood prints response to Endangered Species Act"
Article by Packwood with quotes from people affected by the Endangered Species Act and Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1283: "Species protection hurts Keisling plan"
Editorial saying Keisling plan to invest in reforestation may be faulty because of cutting.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1284: "Injunction puts logging's future in doubt"
Judge William Dwyer rules that the Forest Service has not correctly surveyed and monitored, so stop logging.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1285: "Spotted owl research produces new insights and opportunities"
Description of recent National Council for Air and Stream Improvement wildlife biology research efforts on the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1286: Forest Fact Book
Data on the forests of Oregon.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1287: "Feds agree to block more logging"
The Federal Government agrees to block logging on 26 more timber sales in the Pacific Northwest to pacify environmentalists.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1288: "Definition of "harm" plays an important role in spotted owl case"
Shows how "harm" is being used in the Endangered Species Act in the spotted owl controversy.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1289: "Andy Kerr pounces on a new crusade: Cutting growth"
Long story about Kerr's newest effort to reduce human populations.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1290: "Spotted owl faces another threat"
Competition with barred owl.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1291: "Spotted owl faces a new threat"
Story of competition with barred owl.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1292: "Fifty 'thriving' pairs of spotted owls in Bay area"
Story of spotted owls in San Francisco Bay area.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1293: "DeFazio says payments bill could pass"
Story on attempt by Congress to get a bill passed that would give counties with federal forests money directly rather than based on timber harvest.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1294: "Forest aid bill will benefit Linn, Benton"
Story on a bill to pay counties in lieu of taxes for federal land. Cuts ties between payment and amount of timber harvested. Payments to last for six years.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1295: "Coos Bay worst in child abuse"
Story of child abuse in Coos County.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1296: "Logging urged where owls nest"
Bureau of Land Management proposed timber sale has 3 pairs of owls in or nearby.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1297: Montana Forest and Conservation Experiment Station Biennial ReportDates: 1998Container: Box 3
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Description: 1298: "Timber money contested"
Story that money for rural schools may not get to them.
Dates: 2000Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1299: Of Spotted Owls, Old Growth, and New Policies: A History Since the Interagency Scientific Committee Report
Marcot and Thomas review the history of the Northern Spotted Owl since the ISC report.
Dates: 1997Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1300: Lumber and wood products employment, 2000
Statistics for Oregon and Linn County, 2000.
Dates: 2001Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1301: "California owls mingling with Oregon's population"
Interbreeding of owls discussed.
Dates: 2001Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1302: "What a comeback for spotted owls!"
Letter to the editor commenting on increased number of owls being reported.
Dates: 2001Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1303: Owl's status
Discussion of the status of the Northern Spotted Owl by Dr. Larry Irwin.
Dates: 2001Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1304: Northern Spotted Owl News Report
Dr. Larry Irwin discusses a Northern Spotted Owl workshop.
Dates: 2004Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1305: Forsman email
Email exchange between Benjamin Stout and Eric Forsman to establish a summary of owl's situation in 2002.
Dates: 2002Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1306: "Owl or nothing"
Widely published story on the Northern Spotted Owl status.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1307: "Logged out of business"
Story of the effect of the loss of timber jobs in Douglas County.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1308: "Life's a hoot"
Story of owl population counts.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1309: "Senate rejects plan to cut logging funds"
Senate action on forest management.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1310: "Real effects of spotted owl: Lower earnings in new jobs"
Letter to the editor describing how writer had to take a lower paying job after losing his timber job.
Dates: 1999Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1311: Public land by state
Outline map (8.5x11 inches) of the U.S. showing percentage of federal land in each state.
Dates: 2001Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1312: "Owl and Murrelet Status Reviews"
News article about the status reviews of the owl and marbled murrelet.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1313: "Employment Transitions in Oregon's Wood Products Sector"
An article seeking answers to questions about what happened to Oregon's forest products workers in the 1990s.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1314: "Northern spotted owl population still declining"
Article featuring information from Eric Forsman on the population status of the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1315: "Loggers displaced in the 1990s left behind, study finds"Dates: 2003Container: Box 3
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Description: 1316: "Spotted owl roosting on dubious science?"
One lawyer's opinion about the science undergirding the spotted owl listing.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1317: "Oregon's beauty may be only skin-deep"
Editorial suggesting that tourism may not be salvation for Oregon's economy.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1318: "California spotted owl off Endangered Species List"
Story of delisting of the California Spotted Owl, an owl closely related to Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3 -
Description: 1319: "It's the economy"
Editorial about Oregon's economy and how it got this way when the timber industry was shut down.
Dates: 2003Container: Box 3
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Description: Series II: Environmental Impact Statements24 maps
Series II is made up of various draft and final Environmental Impact Statements for areas of the Pacific Northwest. Areas and topics include Oregon Wilderness, 1987; the Willamette National Forest, 1987; Moose Subwatershed, 1998; and Forest Service Roadless Area Conservation, 2000. Also included in this series is a publication titled "Record of Decision for Amendments to Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management Planning Documents Within the Range of the Northern Spotted Owl"
Six maps found within volume II of the Oregon Wilderness Environmental Impact Statement have been separated. An additional 18 maps showing alternative land use of the Willamette National Forest have also been separated.
Dates: 1985-1994Container: Box 3, 15 -
Series III: VanLeeuwen Organized Files, 1974-1998
18 photographs, 13 post cards, 3 maps, and 2 pinsThe materials in Series III were arranged in folders by subjects designated by VanLeeuwen. These folders have been alphabetized and contain materials documenting the Northern Spotted Owl-Oregon Timber Industry controversy including VanLeeuwen's involvement in it. Folders that have been numbered were originally contained in a single folder that has been divided into multiple folers.
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Description: Abundant Wildlife Society of North America1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Action1 folder
This folder contains 6 images depicting an Elkton, OR tree nursery, clear cuts, replanted clear cuts, and an old-growth forest on the Santiam.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 4 -
Description: Agricultural Export Alliance: Private Log exports Briefing Book1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Amendments to Senate Bill 11252 folders
Two legal size items from this folder have been separated.
Dates: 1991Container: Box 4, 14 -
Description: America's Lumber Shortage1 folderDates: 1990-1993Container: Box 4
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Description: Backups T.C.I.1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Being Drafted-Endangered Species1 folder and 1 map
The map "State of Oregon Wilderness Status (1992)" found in this folder has been separated.
Dates: 1991-1992Container: Box 4, 16 -
Description: Board of Forestry Meeting Minutes3 foldersDates: 1992-1993Container: Box 4
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Description: Boise Cascade Corporation1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 4
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Description: Brochures and Cartoons, etc1 folderDates: 1987-1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Bureau of Land Management (BLM)3 foldersDates: 1985-1994Container: Box 4
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Description: Cascade Timber Supply Article1 folderDates: circa 1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Champion Industries1 folderDates: 1983-1989Container: Box 4
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Description: Communities for Great Oregon (C.G.O.) Material1 folderDates: 1989-1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Communities for Great Oregon (C.G.O.)-Mill City1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Communities for Great Oregon (C.G.O.)-Sweet Home (S.H.)1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Congress1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Congressmen, U.S.-Dafazio, Kopetski, Wyden, Aucoin, Smith1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 4
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Description: Cope program Annual Report1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 4
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Description: Correspondence-Received and Sent by VanLeeuwen1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Dale Robertson1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 4
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Description: David Riley1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 4
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Description: Department of Forestry Board Meeting Minutes1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service 50 CFR Part 171 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 4
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Description: Eagle Veneer-Harrisburg1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Economic Development-Dislocated Workers1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 4
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Description: Economic Development-Lottery Dollars for Timber Dependent Communities1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 4
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Description: Economy (Jobs)2 foldersDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Editorials/Letter-to-the-Editor1 folderDates: 1991-1993Container: Box 4
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Description: Editorials-Pro1 folderDates: 1987-1989Container: Box 4
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Description: Endangered Species Act (E.S.A.)-Networking1 folderDates: 1988-1992Container: Box 4
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Description: Endangered Species Act-Owl Management1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 4
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Description: Environmentalists1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 4
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Description: Exports1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 4
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Description: Fish and Wildlife1 folderDates: 1987-1989Container: Box 5
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Description: Fish and Wildlife Owl Delisting Testimony1 folder and 3 tapes
Three tapes containing 3/5 of the audio track from this meeting have been separated from this series and added to Series V Audiovisual Materials.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 5, 13 -
Description: Fish and Wildlife Petition Project1 folderDates: 1988-1992Container: Box 5
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Description: Fish and Wildlife Service-Spotted Owl1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 5
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Description: For Alaska1 folderDates: 1990-1992Container: Box 5
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Description: Forestry5 foldersDates: 1983-1993Container: Box 5
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Description: Forestry and Industry Publications1 folder and 1 map
The map titled "Siskiyou National Forest Silver Fire Recovery Project (1988)" has been separated.
Dates: circa 1988Container: Box 5, 16 -
Description: Forestry Backup1 folderDates: 1993-1996Container: Box 5
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Description: Forestry Plan1 folderDates: 1992-1994Container: Box 5
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Description: Forest Practices Act1 folderDates: 1983-1991Container: Box 5
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Description: Forest Service Report1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 5
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Description: Found loose in front of "Timber" file drawer1 folderDates: 1993-1995Container: Box 5
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Description: From Edon Farmer1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: From Forestry Box1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 5
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Description: God Squad1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 5
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Description: Government1 folderDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Gregg Miller Material1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 5
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Description: Gypsy Moth1 folderDates: 1978-1986Container: Box 5
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Description: Harrisburg-Brand S1 folderDates: 1989-1992Container: Box 5
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Description: Hatfield/Adams Amendment1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Hearings1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 5
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Description: Help1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: House Concurrent Resolution (H.C.R.) 91 folderDates: 1996-1998Container: Box 5
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Description: Hull-Oakes Lumber Co.1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 5
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Description: Impacts1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Interim Natural Resources Committee Materials1 folderDates: 1992-1996Container: Box 5
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Description: Interior Department/Lujan1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Joint Interim Committee on Forest Products Policy1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Karen Barnett/U.S. Forest Service Letters1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Key Material1 folderDates: 1992-lateContainer: Box 5
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Description: Kunzman, John1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Land Management-Timber1 folderDates: 1993-1994Container: Box 5
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Description: Land Use1 folderDates: 1974-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Leonardo Lucero Letters1 folderDates: 1987-1988Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters-In1 folderDates: 1991-1994Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters/Liz - to and from2 foldersDates: 1986-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters - Pro to Editor1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters to and from Agencies1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters to and from Concerned Individuals1 folderDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 5
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Description: Letters to and from Congress1 folderDates: 1988-1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Letters to and from Governor2 foldersDates: 1988-1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Letters to Editor1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Letters to Editor from Liz and News Releases (R.-)2 foldersDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Letters and Memos to and from Legislature and Senate1 folderDates: 1988-1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Letters to and from President1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Linn Forest Protective Association Meeting Materials1 folderDates: July 1992Container: Box 6
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Description: Liz Forestry2 foldersDates: 1987-1988Container: Box 6
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Description: Liz Hand Letters and Timber Facts1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Liz Speeches1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Liz/Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force (W.S.L.F.T.F.)1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 6
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Description: Liz's Testimony of Willamette Forestry Plan as it related to Linn County1 folderDates: 1988Container: Box 6
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Description: Longview Fibre Company Pamphlets1 folderDates: undatedContainer: Box 6
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Description: Magazines1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 6
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Description: Mailing Lists1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Main Copy - Overall Controversy1 folderDates: 1990-1992Container: Box 6
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Description: Management/Reforestation, Renewable Resources1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Marbled Murrelet1 folderDates: 1995Container: Box 6
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Description: Marbled Murrelet - Owl1 folder
This folder contains minutes of a State Forestry meeting held April 15, 1992 at which Liz testified and petitioned.
Dates: 1992Container: Box 6 -
Description: Marvin Plenert (Letters)1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Masters - Various Documents1 folderDates: 1988-1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Material picked up at Lane Fairground1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Native Forest Council (Environmentalists)1 folderDates: 1992-1993Container: Box 6
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Description: Negotiations and P.L.1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 6
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Description: New Hand Letter1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: News Articles1 folderDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 6
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Description: Newsletters and Newspaper Articles1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 6
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Description: Newspaper Articles1 folderDates: 1990-1994Container: Box 6
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Description: New Timber Facts1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 6
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Description: O.A.R. - Forestry, Spotted Owl Test on Harvest1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 6
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Description: Oregon Department of Forestry (O.D.F.) and Wildlife Hearing Materials1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 6
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Description: O.F.I.C. - Oregon Forest Industries Council1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 6
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Description: Old-Growth1 folderDates: 1986-1988Container: Box 6
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Description: Oregon Board of Forestry1 folderDates: 1989-1991Container: Box 6
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Description: Oregon Business1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 6
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Description: Oregon Coastal Salmon Restoration Initiative (O.C.S.R.I)3 foldersDates: 1996Container: Box 6,7
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Description: Oregonians for Food and Shelter1 folderDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 7
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Description: Oregon Natural Heritage Plan1 folderDates: 1988Container: Box 7
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Description: Oregon Natural Resources - Fish Hatcheries and Robinson-Scott Landscape Management Plan1 folderDates: 1994-1997Container: Box 7
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Description: Oregon State Department of Forestry1 folderDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 7
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Description: Oregon State University College of Forestry Publications1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 7
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Description: Oregon Wilderness Act of 1984 Proposal1 folderDates: 1984Container: Box 7
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Description: Other Coalitions - Yellow Ribbon (type)1 folderDates: 1991-1994Container: Box 7
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Description: Owl/Endangered Species Act (E.S.A.) Key Materials1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 7
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Description: Owl Petition - Delist2 foldersDates: 1992-1994Container: Box 7
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Description: Pacific Northwest Economic Region Meetings3 foldersDates: 1993-1995Container: Box 7
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Description: "Penipeds"1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 7
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Description: PL/Lawyers/Trial1 folderDates: 1992-1994Container: Box 7
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Description: PL Timber Problems1 folderDates: 1995-1997Container: Box 7
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Description: President Bush1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 7
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Description: Proposed Legislation/Forestry1 folderDates: 1988Container: Box 7
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Description: Proposed Legislation Spotted Owl1 folderDates: 1989-1993Container: Box 7
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Description: Quartzville1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 7
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Description: Rallies and Support Groups1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 7
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Description: Resolutions1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 7
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Description: Robinson-Scott Landscape Management Project: Final Environmental Impact Statement1 folderDates: 1997Container: Box 7
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Description: Santiam Pass Demo Project - Draft Environmental Impact Statement (E.I.S.)1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 7
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Description: S.H. Ranger1 folderDates: 1991-1995Container: Box 7
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Description: Spotted Owl3 foldersDates: 1987-1995Container: Box 7
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Description: Tax Problems/Legislation1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Third Force for Forestry1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 8
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Description: Tillamook State Forest - Interpretive Master Plan1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber II1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Back up1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Caucus/Owl News Clips1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Extras1 folderDates: 1988-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber - Forest Service1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Issue1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Issues and Unrelated Legislation Materials1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber/Labor/Jobs1 folderDates: 1989-1995Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Masters2 foldersDates: 1992-1996Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Publications1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Sales1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Timber Topics1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Tomorrow's Forests1 folderDates: 1989Container: Box 8
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Description: T.R.E.E.S.1 folderDates: 1993-1995Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree2 foldersDates: 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree/$/Help/etc.1 folderDates: 1991-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Airplane Pocket Project1 folderDates: 1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Alaska1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Babbit1 folderDates: 1993-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Congress1 folderDates: 1992-1995Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Dependent Communities1 folderDates: circa 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Dr. Ben1 folderDates: 1990-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Economy Effects on1 folderDates: 1992-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Evidentiary1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Facts1 folderDates: 1990-1995Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Forests/Health1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Gov. Forest Planning Team1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Governor Roberts OR Legislature1 folderDates: 1991-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Jontz1 folderDates: 1988-1991Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Liz Letters1 folder
Copies of letters written by VanLeeuwen.
Dates: 1990Container: Box 8 -
Description: Tree - National Innholders1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - National Wilderness Institute1 folderDates: 1993-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - O and C Lands1 folderDates: 1988-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Option #9 FEMAT1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - OR Fish and Wildlife1 folderDates: 1992-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Petitions1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Replanting1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Salmon/Fish1 folderDates: 1991-1994Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Salvage1 folderDates: circa 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Spotted Owl3 foldersDates: 1991-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Spruce Budworm1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Thomas, J.W.1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Timber Summit, Portland, OR 19931 folderDates: 1992-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Timber Topics1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Tourism1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - U.S.F.S.1 folderDates: 1992-1995Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Unemployment1 folderDates: 1992-1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Western States Task Force1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Western States Public Lands Coalition1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Williamson1 folderDates: 1988-1992Container: Box 8
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Description: Tree - Zybach, Bob1 folderDates: 1993Container: Box 8
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Description: Turner Broad. System and T.V.1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 8
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Description: United States Fish and Wildlife Hearing on May 20, 19921 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 9
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Description: United States Forest Service2 foldersDates: 1988-1990Container: Box 9
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Description: United States Fish and Wildlife Service2 foldersDates: 1991-1995Container: Box 9
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Description: Washington, D.C. All Timber Material1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 9
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Description: Washington D.C./Congress1 folderDates: 1988-1993Container: Box 9
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Description: Washington D.C./President-McClure1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 9
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Description: A Week in Washington - notes, drafts, and related materials1 folderDates: 1991-1992Container: Box 9
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Description: Western States Info1 folderDates: 1991Container: Box 9
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Description: Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force (W.S.L.F.T.F.)10 folders
Contained within these folders are 12 photographs. Some of the photos depict views of a WSLFTF meeting. Others show VanLeeuwen on a fishing boat in Alaska. Included with these photos are 13 post cards from Sitka, Alaska. One folder also contains two pins: one produced by Weyerhaeuser Canada and the other by the Alberta Forest Service.
Dates: 1990-1992Container: Box 9 -
Description: W.S.L.F.T.F. - business meet in Washington, D.C. at Holiday Inn1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 9
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Description: W.S.L.F.T.F. Resolution 92-61 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 9
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Description: Weyerhaeuser Canada Correspondence1 folderDates: 1992Container: Box 9
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Description: Wilderness/Old-growth1 folderDates: 1983-1985Container: Box 9
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Description: Willamette Forestry Council1 folderDates: 1988Container: Box 9
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Description: Willamette Industries1 folderDates: 1986-1988Container: Box 9
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Description: Willamette Industries Lay-offs1 folderDates: 1990Container: Box 9
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Description: Willamette National Forest Materials1 folder and 1 map
A map of the Willamette National Forest has been separated from this folder.
Dates: 1990-1991Container: Box 9, 16 -
Description: Willamette National Forest - Replies1 folderDates: 1988Container: Box 9
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Series IV: Sorted Files, 1973-2002
56 photographs and 12 mapsThis series is made up of materials that came to the Special Collections & Archives Research Center with no previous organization. They have been arranged by subject matter and then, in some cases, by material type including correspondence, reports, fact sheets, newspaper articles, newsletters, and other publications. The materials describe the controversy between Northern Spotted Owl conservation and the Oregon Timber Industry. The possible listing of the Marbled Murrelet under the Endangered Species Act is also described in this series.
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Description: Endangered Species Act2 folders
This file is made up of publications and correspondence and contains lists of threatened and endangered species in Oregon, issues of the Backgrounder—produced by the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, copies of legislation related to the Endangered Species Act at the state and federal levels and of petitions to change the act or suspend it, and materials describing possible listings of other organisms, including loggers.
Dates: 1988-1999Container: Box 10 -
Environmentalists, 1986-1997
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Description: Correspondence and Reports1 folder
Materials in this folder describe the actions of the Endangered Species Act Exemption Committee and various environmental groups. Also included are newsletters produced by the Oregon Wildlife Federation, the National Wildlife Institute and the Pacific Northwest Utilities Conference Committee as well as materials pertaining to the Northern Spotted Owl.
Dates: 1990-1997Container: Box 10 -
Description: Newspaper1 folder
Topics covered in the newspaper articles in this folder include the activities of the group Earth First!, protesters and demonstrations, eco-terrorism (such as tree spiking), and news of general activities of environmentalists.
Dates: 1986-1995Container: Box 10
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Description: Forests2 folders
Materials in this set of folders include publications and newspaper and pertain to the state of forests in the Northwest and the impacts of humans on fish and wildlife. Statistics about Oregon forests can be found in these folders as well as issues of the Nature Conservancy and Northwest Woodlands.
Dates: 1973-1996Container: Box 10 -
Land Management, 1981-1998
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Description: Correspondence and Reports8 folders and 12 maps
The materials in these folders describe draft forest policy changes, a 1992 fisheries study in Western Oregon, prescribed burning, watershed restoration, water resource management, resource management planning, deforestation, mill closures, the Northern Spotted Owl, and forest set-asides, as well as activities of government organizations such as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the Oregon State Board of Forestry. Additional materials include letters sent to politicians regarding the Northwest timber summit; annual reports, environmental impact statements and alternative resource use plans for the Willamette National Forest and others; and 9 sets of 6 images (54 images in all). These images depict an Elkton, OR tree nursery, clear cuts, replanted clear cuts, and an old-growth forest on the Santiam.
Twelve maps were separated from these folders. These maps relate to the Elk River and Oregon Wilderness environmental impact plans. Three maps of the Tillamook State Forest originally contained within the Tillamook State Forest Comprehensive Recreation Management Plan (January 1993) have been separated as well.
Dates: 1981-1995Container: Box 10, 16 -
Description: Newsletters2 folders
These folders contain newsletters produced by the following organizations: the Pacific Rivers Council, Communities for a Great Northwest, Oregonians in Action, the Bureau of Land Management, and Oregon Natural Resources Council. Also included in this set of folders are editions of Forestry Forum and the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Journal.
Dates: 1983-1998Container: Box 10 -
Description: Newspaper2 folders
Topics covered in the newspaper articles in these folders include set-asides for the Northern Spotted Owl, timber export bans, forest and wilderness planning, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and private timber sales, staffing changes in the position of Forest Supervisor, the activities of the BLM, field burning policy changes, legislation related to forestry, and testimony given by Benjamin Stout.
Dates: 1988-1995Container: Box 10
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Description: Marbled Murrelet3 folders
These folders contain reports that describe the rationale for listing the Marbled Murrelet under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), one of which was produced by the Department of Forestry. Other materials provide details about the seabird’s status and conservation efforts related to it. Also included in this set of folders are materials related to a petition to keep the Marbled Murrelet from being listed as threatened or endangered under the ESA.
Dates: 1989-1993Container: Box 10 -
Northern Spotted Owl, 1988-1995
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Description: Correspondence and Reports8 folders
These folders contain materials pertaining to the status and management of the Northern Spotted Owl under the Endangered Species Act. These materials include data on spotted owl numbers and response forms for the proposed listing. Also included in this set of folders is a Department of Fish and Wildlife document describing in detail the status of the Northern Spotted Owl. This document is contained in 7 folders.
Dates: 1988-1995Container: Box 10, 11 -
Description: Newspaper1 folder
Materials in thses folders describe public and governmental support for delisting the Northern Spotted Owl, research and studies being done pertaining to owls, issues occurring around nesting sites including fires and discoveries of the sites themselves, and general materials pertaining to and analyzing the owl’s status.
Dates: 1988-1995Container: Box 11
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Description: Oregon State University2 folders
This set of folders includes publications produced by OSU pertaining to agriculture, natural resources, forest management, and the forestry program at the University. Also included in these folders are newspaper articles describing Marbled Murrelet research and wood debris. References to Oregon State University were made in these articles.
Dates: 1989-1996Container: Box 11 -
Description: Overall Controversy1 folder
This folder contains reports and newspaper articles that describe the listing of the Northern Spotted Owl and the impact that this listing had on the Timber Industry in Oregon. Of note is a chronology of events occurring between September 1989 and February 1993 and a report titled "Spotted Owls, Old Growth and the Economy of the Northwest" produced by the Northwest Forest Resource Council in 1989.
Dates: 1989-1993Container: Box 11 -
Description: People2 folders
This set of folders contains newspaper editorials, letters to the editor, and opinion pieces concerning the overall spotted owl-timber industry controversy.
Dates: 1984-2002Container: Box 11 -
Description: Politicians3 folders
This set of folders contains correspondence, reports, bills, newspaper articles, and publications pertaining to timber exports, forestry plans, the Northwest timber industry, Endangered Species Act and related legislation, timber salvage, and other topics relating to the spotted owl/timber industry controversy. These materials were produced by or report on the activities of politicians other than VanLeeuwen who were involved in the controversy and related issues. Individuals represented include but are not limited to Senators Mark Hatfield, George Mitchell, Mae Yih, and Scott Bar; Governors Barbara Roberts and Neil Goldschmidt; State Representatives Bill Fisher and Ray Baum; Presidents George Bush and Bill Clinton; and Secretary of the Interior Manuel Lujan.
Dates: 1987-1996Container: Box 11 -
Description: Salmon and Fisheries1 folder
Materials in this folder consist of newspaper articles and newsletters reporting on salmon recovery in the Northwest as well as possible Endangered Species Act listings, hatchery closures, impacts of floods on hatcheries, and the impact of seals and sea lions on fish resources. This folder also contains issues of the newsletter The River Keeper as well as one issue of North American Elk Magazine.
Dates: 1990-1996Container: Box 11 -
Timber, 1981-2002
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Newsletters and Publications, 1981-1997
9 foldersMaterials in these folders have been separated by publication and arranged alphabetically. Publications produced by Alliance for America, American Agri-Woman, the Oregon Forest Industries Council, Douglas Timber Operations, Inc., the Oregon Republican Party, Oregon Women in Agriculture, the Oregon Small Woodlands Association, Oregon Farm Bureau News, the Oregon Board of Forestry and Department of Forestry, and materials produced by Weyerhauser Canada have been placed in two folders titled “Assorted.” Other organizations for which there are a number of publications have been arranged in separate folders and are listed below. This set of folders also includes a calendar titled "Northwest Forests 1997."
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Description: Communities for a Great Oregon1 folderDates: 1989-1997Container: Box 11
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Description: Evergreen2 foldersDates: 1988-1997Container: Box 11
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Description: Network News (Oregon Lands Coalition)1 folderDates: 1990-1997Container: Box 11
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Description: Oregonians for Food and Shelter1 folderDates: 1981-1991Container: Box 12
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Description: Oregon Women for Timber (OWTings)1 folderDates: 1983-1994Container: Box 12
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Description: The Seedling (Oregon Lands Coalition)1 folderDates: 1990-1992Container: Box 12
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Description: Third Force for Forestry1 folderDates: 1989-1990Container: Box 12
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Description: Timber/Timbergram1 folderDates: circa 1990Container: Box 12
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Description: Northwest Forests Calendar1 folderDates: 1997Container: Box 14
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Description: Newspaper2 folders
Topics covered in the newspaper articles in this set of folders include the effect of the Spotted Owl listing on the timber industry; mill closures, job losses, and aid to timber workers; timber sales, harvest, imports, and exports; timber shortages; wildfires; timber meetings and rallies; the effects of timber on Oregon’s economy; harvesting blow down and salvage; existing timber practices and their effect on forests; the Timber Summit; and effects of the Spotted Owl listing and wilderness legislation on agriculture.
Dates: 1987-2002Container: Box 12 -
Description: Reports and Facts/Figures2 folders
Included in this set of folders are materials pertaining to the Forest/Timber Summit, forestry and timber related legislation, and timber industry labor trends and job losses. Also included are multiple bumper stickers reading “Give the timber tax to schools not owls,” reports on mill closures, and timber fact sheets describing timber supply during a number of years.
Dates: 1989-1996Container: Box 12
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VanLeeuwen, 1984-2002
This set of folders consists of materials produced by Liz VanLeeuwen concerning the spotted owl/timber industry controversy.
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Description: Correspondence5 folders
These folders contain letters sent to and from VanLeeuwen concerning the spotted owl controversy and other issues faced by the Oregon logging community.
Dates: 1984-2002Container: Box 12 -
Description: News Release, Newspaper, and Other Publications3 folders
The materials in these folders include data and information compiled by VanLeeuwen concerning the timber industry and workers in Oregon, the Northwest Timber Summit, status of the Northern Spotted Owl and attempts to remove it from the endangered species list, the status of Pacific Northwest forests, VanLeeuwen’s trip to Washington D.C., activities of the Western States Legislative Forestry Task Force, and the possible listing of the Marbled Murrelet. Also included are letters to the editor describing VanLeeuwen’s opinion of the overall spotted owl/timber industry controversy.
Dates: 1984-1998Container: Box 12 -
Description: Notes1 folder
This folder includes notepads and sheets of notebook paper, envelopes, and pieces of scratch paper containing information and ideas recorded by VanLeeuwen. Also included are brochures from various businesses and tourist attractions in Washington D.C.
Dates: 1988-1995Container: Box 12 -
Description: Publications referring to VanLeeuwen1 folder
This folder contains news articles not written by VanLeeuwen that present her opinions on a variety of subjects. Topics covered include a Northwest salmon study, the government’s response to the spotted owl issue, the owl’s status (and more specifically removing it from the endangered species list), and land management plans. Materials in this folder also include photocopies of 2 images of VanLeeuwen with other politicians.
Dates: 1990-1995Container: Box 12
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Description: Western Spruce Budworm1 folder
This folder contains newspaper articles and other publications describing the impact of the Budworm on forests as well as on the timber industry.
Dates: 1988-1992Container: Box 12
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Series V: Audiovisual Materials, 1988-1993
This series is made up of 9 annotated cassette tapes and 1 VHS tape. The majority of the tapes contain audio recordings of two Fish and Wildlife Commission Meetings. The VHS tape contains two news reports. One discusses the status of the Northern Spotted Owl and was produced by NBC. The other analyzes the Endangered Species Act and was produced for the series 20/20 on ABC.
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Cassette Tapes, 1988 and 1993
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Description: Fish and Wildlife Commission Hearing5 cassette tapesDates: November 11, 1988Container: Box 13
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Description: Andrew Kerr Spotted Owl/Wilderness Issues1 cassette tapeDates: undatedContainer: Box 13
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Description: Fish and Wildlife Commission Meeting3 cassette tapes
Includes tapes 3 of 5, 4 of 5, and 5 of 5 for this meeting. These tapes have been separated from a folder titled "Fish and Wildlife Owl Delisting Testimony, 1993" which is a part of Series III VanLeeuwen Organized Files.
Dates: December 8, 1993Container: Box 13
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Description: VHS tape
The VHS tape in this series contains two news reports. The first: "Report on the Spotted Owl" was produced by NBC Nightly News and aired September 17, 1993. The second: "Endangered Species Acts May Go Awry" was produced by ABC for the series 20/20 and aired on November 19, 1993. This tape was separated from the folder "Owl Petition - Delist - Video: NBC and ABC reports, 1993" in Series III VanLeeuwen Organized Files.
Dates: 1993Container: Box 12
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Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Endangered species--Northwest, Pacific.
- Forest management--Northwest, Pacific.
- Forestry law and legislation.
- Forests and forestry--Northwest, Pacific.
- Forests and forestry--Oregon.
- Habitat conservation--Oregon.
- Northern spotted owl--Habitat--Oregon.
- Spotted owl--Northwest, Pacific.
Corporate Names
- Northwest Forest Plan (U.S.)
- Oregon State University. College of Forestry.
- United States. Forest Service.
Form or Genre Terms
- Audiocassettes.
- Maps.
- Photographic prints.
- Videotapes.
Other Creators
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Corporate Names
- United States. Forest Service. (creator)
