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Oregon: Support Strong For Wilderness In Hood River County

Bond In Investing Savings A new poll conducted by GOP polling firm American Viewpoint finds strong support for wilderness and wild and scenic rivers among Hood River County, Oregon, voters.

Livability and quality of life are priorities in Hood River County. Within an hours drive of Hood River you can find the metropolitan city of Portland, round skiing on Mt. Hood, fishing and camping in central and eastern Oregon, and miles of hiking trails and whitewater rafting in the Columbia River Gorge. Cultural and recreational opportunities abound in Hood River County, including scenic parks, mountain bike trails, windsurfing and kite boarding in the Columbia, historic tours, festivals, museums and art and civic organizations.

Bond Investment Toledo Toledo The poll results were released today on the heels of two town hall meetings hosted by Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) on a proposal to designate 160,000 acres of wilderness and 36 miles of wild and scenic rivers around Mount Hood and the Columbia Gorge areas where Lewis and Clark ended their famed journey 200 years ago. Approximately 550 residents of Hood River and Portland attended those forums, where more than 9 in 10 spoke in favor of the proposal.

Hood River, Oregon Hood River County is centrally located at the heart of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. It extends from the majestic Mt. Hood, north to the mighty Columbia River, which is the only river in North America that flows through a major mountain range (the Cascades) at near sea level. The County is rich in natural resources with agriculture, lumber and recreation as sources of revenue and industry. Fruit grown in the fertile valley is of such exceptional quality that the County leads the world in Anjou pear production. More than 16, 000 acres of commercial orchards growing pears, apples, cherries and peaches provide miles of peaceful scenic beauty. Vineyards have become abundant in recent years, winning wines from the Columbia Gorge AVA.

James Bond Trading Card The public is much more aware of this proposal than they are of similar proposals in others states, said Bob Carpenter, Vice President of American Viewpoint, the Virginia-based polling firm that conducted the research. The public shows strong support for this proposalby a two-to-one margin overall.

Of Hood River, the magazine said, “It's almost unfair (to those of us who don't live there) that one place could be so beautiful. Those lucky souls who live in Hood River County, Ore., capped Mount Hood to the south, stately Mount Adams to the north and the gorgeous Columbia River Gorge between. Through this beauty flows the Hood River valley with its cliffs and crags and improbably round hills formed by volcanic bubbles.”

Bond In Investing Stock Overall, nearly 60 percent of likely voters favor adding wilderness to the Mount Hood, Mark O. Hatfield (Columbia Gorge), Badger Creek, and Salmon Huckleberry Wilderness Areas and picturesque parts of the Hood, Zigzag and Eagle Creek Rivers to the national Wild and Scenic River System. In addition, the poll found that Hood River County residents would like to see 31 percent of the state of Oregon protected as wilderness and protected from development. Currently, only 3.6 percent of the state is wilderness.

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Municipal Bonds Investment These poll results confirm that residents understand Wilderness ensures we will always be able to drink clean water, said Wendy Gray, owner of Stillwater Ranch in Hood River County. In particular, the proposal would preserve the critical watersheds, like the Crystal Springs, which provide the lifeline for Hood River communities.

By 1986 DAKINE opened its North American office, manufacturing facility, and warehouse in Hood River, Oregon. Besides being a popular mainland windsurfing destination, Hood River has world class mountain biking, kayaking, kiteboarding, and hiking. It is also strategically positioned at the base of Mt. Hood where summer snowboard and ski camps are the gathering places for the world's top professional athletes.

Bond Terms Trading The American Viewpoint poll comes two years after a poll conducted by the Mellman Group showed strong statewide support for wilderness. In that poll, when asked about a proposal to protect more of Oregons pristine forest lands as wilderness, more than two-thirds (67 percent) of likely voters in Portland were supportive. That poll also showed that on average, Republicans would like to see 21 percent of the state preserved as wilderness, with Independents supporting 34 percent and Democrats 40 percent.

Bond Debt High In Inside Public opinion polls have shown for years that Oregonians support protecting more wild places in our state, said Barbara Bailey, owner of Orchard View Farms. We know from them, and from the public forums that there is energy, enthusiasm and momentum for designating more wilderness. Time and time again, Oregonians have proved they want to preserve our natural heritage today, and for future generations.

Bond Greenville Greenville As a business owner who depends on tourism and recreation dollars, I am a strong supporter of creating additional wilderness around Mount Hood, said Jack Mills, owner of the Mount Hood Railroad. Other businesses, and indeed the entire local economy, will benefit from preserving the wild landscapes that bring tourists to our backyard. We expect the Columbia Gorge to be the most visited location along the Lewis and Clark trail during the bicentennial celebration. By preserving it as wilderness today, we can guarantee it will be a highlight for visitors 200 years from now.

Trading Stock And Bonds The wilderness and wild and scenic river proposal which would permanently protect critical drinking water supplies for Hood River and Sandy, historic old-growth forests, prime habitat for elk, deer and fish, comes during the bicentennial celebration of the Lewis and Clark expedition. In fact, many visitors consider the Columbia Gorge the number one attraction along the Lewis and Clark Trail.

Bond Investing Municipal Although Lewis and Clarks journey ended here in Oregon, that does not mean we should let the enjoyment of the spectacular vistas and flowing rivers they famously chronicled end here too, said Paul Shively, regional representative for the Sierra Club. There is no better way to commemorate their efforts than to permanently protect the land they walked and the salmon-rich rivers that bore them on their epic journey.

Basis Bond Finance Hill The last time wilderness was preserved around Mount Hood was in 1984. In those 20 years, the population in local counties have increased significantly: 20 percent in Multnomah, 24 percent in Hood River, and 41 percent in Clackamas. With this increasing population, come additional demands for open space protection to preserve residents quality of life.

Bond Explained Terms Trading American Viewpoint conducted a survey of 350 registered votes in Hood River County, Oregon on April 6 and 7, 2004. The margin of error for this study is plus or minus 5.3 percent.

Bond Business Investing Stock Contacts:

Bond Houston Houston Bob Carpenter, American Viewpoint, 703-684-3325

Stock Bonds Day Trading Paul Shively, Sierra Club, 503-243-6656

Bond Corporate Investing Ken Rait, Campaign for Americas Wilderness, 503-460-9453

Investment Bond Uk Jay Ward, Oregon Natural Resources Council, 503-283-6343, ext 210

Bond Trading Strategy Michael Lang, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, 503-241-3762, ext. 105

Bond Fixed In Income Investing Sierra Club - 4/28/2004

Topic: Public Lands

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