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2 From the stump... while others find the an issue for those who think the world owes them idea of private property a living at our expense, and stretching it as an rights quaint but anti - entitlement could only fly in the wildly socialist quated, and everyone’s left.
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J countability or effort to the level of indebtedness many are graduating earn their own way. with is pretty stunning, some reaching into six by Mike Crouse, Publisher Speaking your mind figures, yikes! has been a treasured the root of this is in our primary and sec - right from our found - ondary schools that plant the idea “...to get a good ing, although the past four decades many have job you have to have a good (which is to say a col - R R s we prepare to celebrate our country’s e e gradually accepted the cancerous notion of politi - lege) education,” that has been peddled at least k k declaring independence from the england
C a C cal correctness that imposes social penalty from since the 1950s where the push was on for gradu - u u 237 years ago this July 4th we should take a mo - R R those who would dare to voice opposition or speak ating more engineers and scientists for the space T
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g or defend standards of conduct. How very euro - race. Historically, then and today, college gradu - g understand the interest in separating from the o o pean. King George would be proud. ates have demanded higher wages and greater L L crown in 1776 was not uniformly embraced by all members of the colonies. A good number were the answer then and now is in participation, opportunities. perfectly happy under the protection, and the voicing your opinion and supporting those ideas i’m a member of that Baby Boom generation, costs of that production, for the apparently safety, that encourage independence in action, interest and recall distinctly the message that college was security and certainty of england. they did not in community, recognizing priorities and being necessary to succeed, but it was evident then and see dependence on the whims of the crown as productive. now that while additional education had it’s bene - having a negative effect on their own well being, the issues in much of our nation give us a very fits, there were a number of options, and that col - and perhaps found some comfort in the assurance clear choice between taking action, and talk, cele - lege is nOt for everyone, and not because (as that King George would look out for them, even brating a common ground or making political many would cry) they couldn’t afford it, but be - though it came at a price, the price was not ap - gain by pitting one group against the other, work - cause many individuals interests, and more to the parent to many, whose concerns were living their ing and creating or seeking the illusive free point many of societies needs were for an array of life day to day without risk or complication. lunch. talents, skills and jobs well beyond the scope of fortunately liberty from the old world, the old But it all starts with participation in the pro - colleges and universities (a moment for the col - way, and whatever certainty and safety it cess, speaking your mind, and taking action. lege grads to gasp at this heresy). promised, and the interest of self-determination And the idea of going into debt to go to college and self-rule was held by a large enough majority, Red herrings was not even an issue especially for undergradu - in addition to the sense of unity as a people en - he current political circumstances demon - ate degrees! while this may be an astonishing abled us not only to declare our independence but tstrates again and again that part of our popu - concept to today’s collegians, we tried to “antici - gain it through perseverance and ultimately force lation is drawn to the proposition that there is a pate” this cost by “saving” for it over time that of arms that set our great experiment in liberty, free lunch and they are entitled to it by virtue of would be through having jobs, working, and being accountability and self-determination into action, being alive and their ever paying for that lunch part of the economy, and then working once in and through hard work, good fortune, good luck should be optional, with the understanding that college to pay our way through. what it meant to and the grace of God (at least in this author’s es - you’ll never “really” have to pay. And the most achieve this end was being “poor as a church timation) we have emerged 236 years later as the bizarre twist of all comes that those objecting to mouse,” doing without, sacrificing social lives and beacon of freedom and envy of the world. this nonsense are demonized for being “insensi - prioritizing every nickel to make ends meet, and freedom as we’ve known it comes with a per - tive” and “immoral” for not blessing this foolish - perhaps even going to school part time, or work - sonal cost... participation in our own governance ness. ing to save enough money, then returning to and vigilance of our own elected officials, agen - this past year we’ve had two recent examples. school. it was not an uncommon thing in any cies, bureaucracies, and holding those institutions the first was the hewn cry from a female law sense. i can think of countless loggers, and many accountable to our system of government as es - student that she should be entitled to free birth other former collegians, who did this very thing. tablished by our own constitution. in this cause, control pills as an entitlement. we’re not at all the idea of being in debt at all, yet alone to the just as in the original case for separation from sorry at seeing this for what it is (although we’ll tune of five or six figures, would have brought you england, there remain a sizeable core who would modify the phrase): el toro poopoo. it is not a considerable ridicule. be happy to end the experiment in freedom to - women’s issue, but an issue of sheer greed and morrow. Some profit greatly from the ongoing private overreach. this is taken by some to be a (Continued on Page 19) turmoil (that would be the legal community), progressive issue, and we’d certainly agree. it’s See “From the Stump”
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4 tial, not proven, carcinogen. low sulfur diesel was introduced in Is this rEally rocket science? 2000 and mandatory by 2006; roughly a quarter of America’s fleets were
2 by sherrie bond ber of illnesses or reactions, i won - knowledges the u.S., along with other
1 built after that date and on average
0 dered about the intensity of the pro - wealthy nations have modernized
2 replaced every 12-15 years which his month i had intended to nouncement made. diesel fueled equipment to burn clean - y should account for fewer toxins in the l
u tbring you more information con - in the course of my lifetime, i’ve er than even a decade ago and regula - air than the boogey-man announce - J cerning proposals for increased habi - known a raft of people who have regu - tions provide for limits of the amount ment hints. tat of the northern Spotted Owl. un - larly worked around diesel and ma - of diesel fumes/exposure present in the timing of the announcement fortunately, the transcript of the May chinery that drinks it up like there’s the environment in compliance with leads me to believe this will be a cam - 21st congressional field Hearing is no tomorrow. How many of those peo - the clean Air Act. However, some are paign issue for both parties. the loom - not yet available to the public. i will ple have been diagnosed with lung labeling the finding to be as danger - ing shadow however, is the possibility R R have more detailed information in a cancer as a result? i can’t think of any ous as arsenic or asbestos toxins and e e of the research being used against the k k later column, but for now i will talk off hand, but let’s say “in the interest the American cancer Society is likely C C trucking industry with a new level of u u about diesel fumes and a recent posi - of science” there may have been two or to follow the lead of the world Health R R forced regulations and rulings added T T tion taken by the world Health Orga - three. in my estimation, that’s a low Organization declaring diesel as a car - to the ever-growing compliance list in g g nization (w.H.O) and announced on percentage when i think of the men cinogen. o o the march to “go-green”. i think the L L all major television networks. like so who have worked in the woods all My gut tells me the impact of the recent study is skewed more toward many other “health warnings”, one their lives, been around a variety of recent research will double-down on environmental conscientiousness than must read between the lines to reveal diesel burning heavy equipment or the trucking industry, forcing truck to health concerns overall. the u.S. the actual core of the message and driven log trucks for forty, fifty or owners to retrofit equipment to fur - has been burning diesel, in one form weigh the intended results. My opin - even sixty years. i’d call that heavy ther reduce diesel exhaust, purchase or another, industrially for over a cen - ion follows. draw your own conclu - exposure. Add to that number, com - newer equipment in order to comply tury and until now, no one has heard sions! mercial fishers, miners, heavy equip - with more restrictive standards or ... a death knell toll. the brief announcement i heard ment mechanics or operators, road close businesses. that’s a pretty lead cancer researcher, dr. debra was on nBc evening news, wherein a builders, truck drivers, refinery work - harsh statement, but we’ve seen it t. Silverman, says her study “...clear - statement from researchers for the ers, oil field roughnecks or those iso - happen before when independents are ly establishes that the more a worker world Health Organization linked lated on ocean oil rigs or tankers, forced to meet stricter “industry stan - is exposed to diesel, the greater his breathing diesel fumes to lung cancer. shipping crews, port employees, farm - dards”. Sadly, mega-trucking fleets cancer risk...” following that line of while diesel fumes have been classi - ers, factory workers . . . the list is end - will continue as if this was a blip on thought, i would have to say, “debbie, fied by three federal agencies in the less and if there is a medical crisis, the radar but it is the smaller inde - ...standing on the freeway poses a u.S. as a “likely carcinogen,” a “poten - why now? Are there more incidents or pendent truckers who will pay the greater risk of being hit by a motor ve - tial occupational carcinogen” and “rea - is more research being done? Or, is price. hicle than standing in a cornfield!” So sonably anticipated to be a human there an accelerated push toward a the lead researcher claims, diesel is the finding more closely related to carcinogen,” i believe the w.H.O. is greener climate? exposure is a far greater lung cancer rocket science or is the sky falling? stirring the environmental pot. Sound w.H.O. based their findings on ex - risk than passive cigarette smoking, bites on the news are rarely complete treme exposure to exhaust particular - but a much smaller risk than smoking (Sherrie Bond serves as director and accurate statements, with most ly among workers in poor countries, two packs a day. this being said, the of the northwest log truckers’ taken out of context. while i have lit - where diesel driven mechanisms belch ePA, OSHA and the national toxicol - cooperative. She can be reached tle doubt that heavy exposure to any heavy clouds of smoke, filling the air ogy Program of the institutes of via email at [email protected]) chemical substance can cause a num - with sulfurous particulates. it ac - Health have rated diesel as a poten -
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ustin hatley is new to log hauling. He’s 22 years old and a R R a e e first-generation log trucker. Still, k k C C he’s already earning a name for AusTin HATlEy miGHT u u R R himself. But we’ll get back to that in BE nEw to log hauling, but T T a bit. he’s already got a handle g g o o Hatley drives for Gunnels Broth - on what it takes to be suc - L L ers logging, which operates a cat cessful at the job. “i can and yarder side and runs three log - honestly say that i love go - ging trucks. He is second in seniori - ing to work in the morn - ty after being with the company for ing,” he says. “when i get one season. He pulls a conventional in my truck for Gunnels long logger during the winter and a Brothers, i treat it like it’s short logger set up during the sum - mine. As long as my truck mer months. runs five days a week, ev - After high school, Hatley learned erybody’s happy.” heavy equipment operator skills at west coast training in woodland, washington. He got his commercial drivers license at the same time. and i have a lot of friends who are this isn’t his first trucking job log truckers. A buddy of mine, Bob - though. He’s driven concrete truck, by Stidham, works for a gypo con - belly dump and also hauled scrap tractor in town and he got me into metal. when he heard the Gunnels it. He taught me a lot.” Several Used Sercos Available Brothers needed somebody to drive Hatley’s initial enthusiasm for log truck, he jumped at the opportu - being a log trucker waned just a bit nity. “i grew up around it. My dad when his alarm clock went off the always worked on logging equip - ment and trucks,” he says. “i’ve (Continued on Page 8) lived in la Grande my whole life See “ austin Hatley ”
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u ‘Oh boy, this is going to be a heck of cause anything can go wrong . . . driving the short logger. “the pup “when you’re in the truck you’re J a job because of the hours we have and usually does sooner or later. has a tendency to want to drag you your own boss. i figure that if the to work.’ we were hauling out of cle “the very first day we had to be all over the highway and the truck truck is making money, then the elum and getting up around mid - dragged backwards up the hill to will rock back and forth because of company is making money and i’m night to go to work. i was used to the loader because the road was so the load . . .it took some getting used making good money for myself.” getting up at seven or eight in the muddy. i left the loader, nervous of to that,” he says. “i like driving for Gunnels be - R R morning and going to work. it was a e e course, having never really pulled a “A lot of guys say it’s easier short cause i know that i’m always guar - k k real life change,” Hatley says. “it C C log trailer before. we had to make a logging, but i prefer long logging anteed a load of logs. everybody at u u was hard to get used to getting up R R sharp left corner around this big there’s less to worry about,” he adds. T
T and starting my day at an hour pine tree; i started to swing wide So far, Hatley has found log haul - (Continued on Page 9) g g when other people are just going o o and it was so muddy that i just slid ing to be the best job he’s ever held. See “ austin Hatley ” L
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Pacific Forest parcels, to be used for logs, cants soaked through. “Of course, its Parts are available for the Pacific, 13 and shake blocks. heavier than water,” rick says. but they aren’t cheap. Simple mirror (Continued from Page 11) there is more than 400,000 kilo - “when you’ve got dry cedar, you can brackets - from bent steel piping - meters of government roads in put a lot of it on the truck, but not cost $1,000 per side. rob fabricated weigh 37,015 lbs. 2
British columbia. So far, all of the when it’s soaking wet. one of the fenders rather than 1 But for rick, it works perfectly. 0 wood has been sent to small mills lo - the truck runs 24.5 tires on the spending the money, 2 rick and his brother rob operate y
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uncommon for Hogg to travel a cou - steer axle. the frame is constructed equipped with a 400 Big cam cum - J trucking and rob takes care of the ple of hundred miles round trip to from 7/16” steel. mins motor, Pacific 13-speed trans - harvesting. As a small outfit, a self- deliver a load. “Pacific made this truck with mission, 46,000 lb rockwell triple- loader is a valuable piece of equip - the logs can be as large as three their own cab and steel fenders, or lock rear ends and a 2000 Serco joy - ment. feet in diameter, and are cut to you could buy it with an interna - stick operated loader. the provincial governments hold length so that they can be loaded tional cab and fiberglass front end,” the boom and grapple are carried R over 90 percent of the forested land R e onto the truck. 24-foot lengths can rick says. “when we’re doing sal - in a forward position when the truck e k in canada. it is referred to as k C go on the truck and the trailer will vage logging, the roads aren’t typi - is loaded, with the grapple secured C u “crown timber.” Pacific forest Sal - u R haul as much as 28 feet. cally kept up, and where we go, R T vage logs mainly on the western Some of the wood has been down rocks will go right through fiber - (Continued on Page 15) T g side of the island, harvesting mainly g o for a hundred years or more and is glass fenders.” See “Pacific Forest” o L cedar on crown land or private L NORTHWEST TRUCK PARTS LEADER - LATE MODEL REAR ENDS - DUMP BOXES & #//:+5 <8 288;/ :86 N-14 Plus 425 $ CUMMINS 5.9 8,000 to BCIII 400 $ $ 12,500 CUMMINS $12,000 $9,750 12,550 07 04-7 -4,70+1854 -4,70+1854 Exch. CALL Exch. 07 -4<579/ ). 07 %7)+ -<)>
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