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D ecem b er 5, 2005
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1-84 eastbound still closed after slide Rains
Falling rocks injured two
people in the Columbia
Gorge on Sunday.
CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. (AP) —
Boulders as large as cars slid down
a cliff in the Columbia River Gorge,
injuring two people and blocking
three of four lanes of Interstate 84
WW school
plans head to
work session
Among ideas the
School Board will
consider is a major
renovation at Walla
Walla High School.
By LUIS GOMEZ
of the Union-Bulletin
Ex tensive details about
several construction projects
at Walla Walla school sites
and professional survey re­
sults w ill be discussed at a
Walla Walla School Board
work session Tuesday.
The m ultim illion dollar fa­
cilities improvement plan, a
proposed package of four
bonds over 25 years to reno­
vate and replace p ub lic
school buildings, w ill take
center stage in the d is­
cussion as school board
members get ready to ap­
prove a possible bond issue
for May.
School officials also ex­
pect the board to discuss a
bond tax rate, which is in­
tended to stay flat through
out the 25 years, said busi­
ness manager Aron Rausch.
He said the tax rate w ill be
calculated by taking the total
amount of the bond divided
by residents’ assessed prop­
erty value.
“ And since that changes
every year, we can only
make an estimate to that,”
he said.
After several months of
meetings between school ad­
ministrators and architects,
the board will review input
from staff, public forums and
a survey.
Members of the public
previewed a rough draft of
the 25- year plan and “ con­
ceptual designs” last month
at Blue Ridge Elem entary
and W alla W alla Hig h
School.
Major construction de-
PLAN DETAILS
A bond would be renewed
every six years starting in 2006,
totaling about $72 million from
tax payer m oney and state
m atching funds. Local
tax payers would pay about $40
million while the state
contributes $32 million.
No tax rate or bond issue date
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west of Cascade Locks, police and
remain
transportation officials said.
One woman had to be extricated
from her car after it was flattened
by the pounding rocks. Her con­
dition could not immediately be
verified , but is thought to be
light
serious, said Oregon State Police Lt.
Gregg Hastings. The car of a second
driver was also pounded by the
falling boulders, destroying the ve­
as fall
wanes
WORK SESSION
Wh at : The School Board will
hold a work session to
discuss feed b ack and
information gathered from
staff m eetings, public forums
and a professional random
su rvey about 25- year
Facilities Im provem ent Plan
and a possible bond issue.
Wh en : 5:30 p.m. Tuesd ay
Wh er e: District Boar d Room ,
364 South Park St.
signs for three schools were
laid out in terms of size,
technology upgrade, security
upgrades and facility main­
tenance.
Rausch said the plan in­
cludes m aking new con­
struction or m ajor reno­
vations — depending on
which is more cost- effective
— at Wa- Hi, Edison and
Paine campus.
Construction would begin
as early summer 2007 and be
completed within less than
two years, according to a
tim eline discussed during
the two November public fo­
rums.
The conceptual designs
shown at the public forums
proposed to replace the cur­
rent Edison building with a
new one; demolish buildings
on the east side of the Paine
campus to build new facili­
ties; and remodel some parts
of Wa- Hi while replacing
some buildings with two-
story facilities, excluding the
gym and theater.
The approximate price for
these and other facility im­
p r o v em en t s h as b een
tentatively set at $72 million
— $32 million from state
matching funds plus $40 in
local taxes over 25 years.
Pub lic response to the
plan during the meetings
was mostly positive even
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has been officially set.
No bond issue has been
approved , so therefore no
official date has been set.
A m ajor part of the funds
would to go renovate or rebuild
buildings (m ainly Wa- Hi, Edison
and Pain e cam pus). Rem aining
m oney would go to facility
m aint enance, technology
upgrades and im provem ents,
and security upgrades.
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hicle. He suffered only minor injur­
ies, however, said Hastings.
“ Their vehicles were struck by
large boulders that came down from
a cliff on the south side. Some of the
rocks were as large as vehicles. One
that didn’t make it all the way down
to the road was about three times
that size — it was bigger than a
bulldozer, and about as big as a
small house,” he said.
MAXEY MUSEUM RICH IN REGIONAL HISTORY
Wh it m an sen io r an d history m aj or Lu cy Palm er sh eim p eer s t h r ou g h t he g lass porthole/
pict ure f r am e of a r ecen t ly ar r ived p ioneer - era o r g an at t he M ax ey M u seu m ’s clim ate-
co n t r o led st o r ag e ch am b er .
Little-known museum
a window to history
Whitman College history
students run a small museum on
campus and currently have a
Lewis and Clark-oriented exhibit.
By FARRIS EMILIE SANDERS
for the Union-Bulletin
There is a room in Walla Walla that
comes close to being a secret. It is filled
floor to ceiling with pieces of local and
regional history. A wide range of ob­
jects rest quietly on shelves in the
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In it ially, all four lanes were
closed to traffic, but one westbound
lane was reopened to traffic by late
Sunday night and the second about
4:20 a.m. today, said Dave Thomp­
son, a spokesman for the Oregon
Department of Transportation.
There was no estimate of when
the eastbound lanes might be re­
opened, Thompson said.
With less than 1.5 inches of
rain in November, the area
lags normal annual totals by
about 7 inches.
By ANDY PORTER
of the Union-Bulletin
Although a dose of rain closed out
the month, it was an otherwise dry
and cold November.
After starting with a high of 68
degrees, daytim e tem peratures
cooled off quickly, according to the
National Weather Service. As a re­
sult, the average high temperature,
46.3 degrees, was 2.5 degrees below
normal for the month.
The average lo w ,. 34.8 degrees,
was also slightly below normal, the
weather service reported. The
coldest night of the month came on
Nov. 28 when the mercury dropped
to 25 degrees.
Despite spurts of rain, total pre­
cipitation was 1.44 inches, a figure
1.41 inches below normal. The
heaviest rainfall hit on Nov. 1 with a
third of an inch measured at the
airport. Measurable rainfall fell on
12 days throughout the month, in­
cluding a storm _ _ _ _ _ _
that dropped .16
of an inch on
INSIDE
Nov. 29.
Se e the day- by-
Accord in g to d ay b r eak d o w n
for N o vem b er ’s
t h e N a t i o n a l weat her. Page A3
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At m o sp h eric A d m in ist r at io n ’s
monthly climate summary, total
precipitation for Walla Walla has
reached 11.31 inches this year, a
figure 7.06 inches below normal.
The highest wind gust during the
U- B photo by JEFF HORNER
month was 41 mph recorded on
Nov. 3.
Although November continued
the dry conditions which have ruled
since the start of the year, the
season’s first winter storm which hit
the area Tuesday and Wednesday
have, at present, left precipitation
totals above normal for the start of
the month.
However , acco rd in g to the
National Weather Service office in
Pendleton, the potential for more
climate- controlled chamber, waiting to
rain or snow this week appears low
be put on display. with only a 10 percent chance for
Each of the 3,000- plus relics will p recip it at io n f orecast through
eventually get its turn. But even though Friday.
the old, red phonograph and molds of
orangutan skulls w ill spend a month or Cold temperatures w ill also re­
main in the picture this week, with
two in the museum across the hall, not
daytime highs not expected to rise
many people w ill see them.
out of the 30s and nighttime lows
The artifacts belong to the Maxey
Museum at Whitm an College. It is run staying in the 20s and possibly into
by history students, who put together the teens.
exhibits throughout the year on a var­
Andy Porter can be reached at
iety of topics.
aportena ubnet.com or by calling 525-3300,
Please see v0 STUD EN TS, A3 ext. 282.
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Walla Walla Union Bulletin, Walla Walla, Washington, US
December 05, 2005, Page 3
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