81. ACGA - Oregon Regulations 731.704 Certificate of authority required for educational institution or nonprofit (e) The nonprofit corporation is an independent oregon nonprofit http://www.acga-web.org/regs/orreg2.html

Home What's New Sponsors' Forum Who We Are ... Contact Us OREGON EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS PAYING ANNUITIES EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS PAYING ANNUITIES 731.704 Certificate of authority required for educational institution or nonprofit corporation to receive transfer of money or property on condition of agreement to pay annuity. (1) An educational institution or nonprofit corporation may receive a transfer of money or property conditioned upon its agreement to pay an annuity to the transferor or the nominee of the transferor, if the institution or nonprofit corporation holds a certificate of authority issued under subsection (3) of this section. (2) Application for a certificate of authority shall be made in compliance with the rules of the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services. The director may by rule require such information relating to an educational institution or nonprofit corporation as the director considers desirable in the administration and enforcement of ORS 731.704 to 731.720. (3) If the director finds that the application is in order, that the educational institution or nonprofit corporation is eligible to receive transfers under ORS 731.704 to 731.720 and that the institution or nonprofit corporation has complied with subsection (4) of this section, the director shall issue a certificate of authority to the applicant upon payment of the fee established by the director.

82. Homeschooling - NHEN.org Legal & Legislative Forum - Oregon Department of education should find out why school (or the regulation of education approach. Both the US Supreme Court and the oregon Legislature http://www.nhen.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=519

83. OREGON’S INITIATIVE SYSTEM: An Update by the League of Women Voters of oregon education Fund Both the US and oregon Constitutions allow regulation to achieve a public benefit http://www.lwvor.org/LandUse2002.htm

LAND USE: PROGRESS AND CHALLENGES An Update by the League of Women Voters of Oregon Education Fund May 2002 Contents: History and Values of Statewide Planning Accomplishments of the Oregon Planning Program Challenges to Statewide Planning Conclusion ... Acknowledgements History and Values of Statewide Planning The 1969 Legislature enacted SB 10 directing counties to enact comprehensive plans and zoning ordinances in accordance with set standards and gave the Governor enforcement power. However, the law failed to establish mechanisms or criteria for evaluating or coordinating local plans. In response to this need, the 1973 Legislature enacted SB 100, which established statewide land use planning and created the Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCDC). The new commission was mandated to develop statewide land use planning goals, coordinate local land use planning activities, and assure active citizen participation throughout the planning process. The Legislature identified the initial ten goals; citizen workshops added the next four. The Willamette River Greenway Goal was added in 1975. Four coastal goals were added in 1976. Goal 1: Citizen Involvement Goal 11: Public Facilities and Services Goal 2: Land Use Planning Goal 12: Transportation Goal 3: Agricultural Land Goal 13: Energy Conservation Goal 4: Forest Lands Goal 14: Urbanization Goal 5: Open Space, Scenic and Historic Areas, and Natural Resources

84. Welcome To The City Of Bend Oregon Website - Burning Regulations & Permits Burning regulations Permits. FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION In the winter months, most residential fires in oregon are home heating related. http://www.ci.bend.or.us/depts/fire/fire_prevention/burning.html

RZ.jsversion = 1.0 RZ.jsversion = 1.1 RZ.jsversion = 1.2 Home Departments Urban Renewal/Economic Development Fire ... Fire Prevention Division WELCOME Juvenile Firesetter Intervention Self Inspection Program Wildfire Education Program Fire Safety Information ... Firebusters FIRE SAFETY INFORMATION To down load a current copy of the City of Bend and Deschutes County Rural Fire Protection District #2 Outdoor Burning Regulations, Click here HOME HEATING FIRE SAFETY TIPS The Bend Fire Department urges safety in your efforts to stay warm this fall and winter. In the winter months, most residential fires in Oregon are home heating related. Most of these fires are due to human error. To ensure a safe and efficient heating season, please follow the safety tips below. Remember; fire safety starts with you. WOOD HEATING SAFETY Have your chimney and fireplace cleaned and inspected yearly for creosote build-up, cracks, crumbling bricks and obstructions by a certified chimney sweep. Place ashes outdoors in a covered metal container at least three feet away from anything that burns. A flue fire can ruin your chimney or stovepipe. To prevent flue fires, burn dry, well seasoned wood. Burn small hot fires. Don't burn trash.

85. Center For Excellence In Teaching: About CET - School Of Education - Willamette School of education graphic. Just For. Prospective Students Willamette University School of education 900 State Street, Salem oregon 97301 http://www.willamette.edu/mat/cet/

Letter from the CET Director Dear Teacher: Thank you for your interest in our continuing education courses and programs for teachers and administrators. There are five components of the Center for Excellence in Teaching (CET): partner workshop courses, professional development courses, a Continuing Teaching License Program, endorsement programs and administrative licenses programs. All courses are earned in quarter-hour credits. Partner workshop courses are sponsored by other entities, and the CET provides university credit for them. Professional development courses are initiated by the CET and address the great variety of interests and needs of the classroom teacher and the school administrator, as they respond to new challenges and regulations. These courses can be used by in-service teachers to meet requirements for Professional Development Units and Professional Growth Plans, as required by the school districts and the Teachers Standards and Practices Commission (TSPC). The Continuing Teaching License Program serves teachers in Oregon who hold an Oregon Initial License and are working toward their Oregon Continuing License. This program has been approved by the TSPC.

86. International Education - Willamette University - Salem, Oregon Salem, oregon 973013922. International education The Office of International education (OIE) provides information about opportunities for Willamette http://www.willamette.edu/dept/intl-education/

SITE LINKS: Study Abroad WU Post-Sessions Student Photos Staff ... Special Links CONTACT US: Matthews Hall P: F: E: offcampus@willamette.edu International Education Willamette University 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301-3922 WELCOME TO THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION! The Office of International Education (OIE) provides information about opportunities for Willamette students to engage in foreign study opportunities for a semester or academic year. The OIE also provides advising, programming, advocacy and various other services to all international students, visiting professors, language assistants, and faculty. Study abroad services provided for students include: Semester or academic year programs located in Australia, Chile, China, Cuba, Denmark, Ecuador, England, France, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine and Wales. Short-term programs available in Cuba, Greece and Italy. Domestic semester programs in Chicago and Washington, DC. International student and scholar services include: Advising related to cultural, personal, academic and social adjustment, finances, health, etc.

87. Covering Education - Directory Of Agencies And Organizations oregon education Association (OEA) is a statewide association for oregon Public education Network (OPEN) is a statewide telecommunication project http://www.osba.org/covered/directry/

@import url("../../_include/covered.css"); You Are Here: Home Directory A Reporter's Guide to Education in Oregon Home Budget Bargaining ESDs ... School Curriculum Agency Directory Contents State Agencies Department of Education Fair Dismissal Appeals Board Employment Relations Board ... US Dept. of Education Directory of Agencies and Organizations State Agencies The following list includes state agencies that deal with education and can help reporters interpret school laws or regulations. Department of Education 255 Capitol Street NE, Salem 97310-0203 Telephone: (503) 378-3569 FAX: (503) 378-5156 Web site: www.ode.state.or.us Department of Education staff exercise all administrative functions not conferred by law on some other agency related to supervision and management of public elementary and secondary schools. Telephone: (503) 378-3600, ext. 2223

88. Education And The Law education laws (complied by the General Services Administration) Kentucky Administrative regulations, title 783 (Workforce Development Cabinet Board for http://www.lectlaw.com/inll/99.htm

Internet Law Library Education and the law Education laws (complied by the General Services Administration) education laws and related material compiled by the Legal Information Institute (Cornell) Abington School District v. Schempp, 374 U.S. 203 (1963) (Bible reading in public schools) Alabama Constitution of 1875, article XIII (Education) ... About the Internet Law Library Internet Law Library Home Page Your Comments Please! xxx@xxxx.xx Your Institution

89. Oregon Self-Insurers Association Homepage The oregon SelfInsurers Association was established in 1983 to promote a cost in oregon through education, government relations and communications. http://www.osia.com/

Our Mission OSIA's legislative efforts played a big part in the 1990 and 1995 workers' compensation reform in Oregon, which have resulted in the following benefits: Safety and Health: 33% drop in fatality rates 18% drop in injury/illness incidence rates Double-digit rate reductions each year Compensability Stress claims down 61% from 1987 to 1995 through tightened requirements for work related claims Disabling aggravation claims down 17.25% from 1991 to 1995 Claims Processing Claim closure rate increased from 32% in 1990 to 56.9% in 1995 Insurer timeliness of compensability decisions went up from 85.4% in 1990 to 95.1% in 1995 Medical Costs Medical fee schedules have been expanded to include more medical treatment categories Managed Care Organizations control medical utilization and promote effective medical treatment Medical paid losses dropped 16.2% from 1990 to 1995 Return to Work Assistance Vocational assistance demand down 36% Preferred worker contracts increased 70.6% Litigation Hearing request to order down 15.6% and request for hearings down 46%

90. Clean Water And A Healthy Environment Are Top Concerns For Oregon LCV education Fund strengthens the capacity of the environmental movement oregon voters rate environmental issues, especially clean air and clean water, http://www.lcveducation.org/programs/polling-research/state-polling/clean-water-

91. University Of Wisconsin - Madison Online Veterinary Continuing This is an online veterinary medicine continuing education portal from the University of oregon Johne s Disease Veterinary Certificate Program http://www.vetmedce.org/index.pl?op=show;isa=Program;iid=37668

92. Clackamas County - Business/Housing/Education How to establish a business Housing Prices education Check with the oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division (OSHA) (503) 3785910 at their http://www.co.clackamas.or.us/about/busrev.htm

County Home Search Site Clackamas County Business/Housing/Education How to establish a business Housing Prices Education How To Establish A Business Business Licenses Check into the State Business License Requirements. Contact the Business Information Center, Public Service Building Suite 151, 255 Capitol Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97301-1327 or call them at (503) 986-2200. Get a local business license if needed. Call the city where you are considering locating. Addresses and phone numbers for cities in Clackamas County are in the Contacts section of this report. Permits Make sure your prospective site is properly zoned for your type of business and fits the Comprehensive Plan. If in an unincorporated area: Call (503) 353-4500, or write 9101 SE Sunnybrook Blvd., Clackamas, Oregon 97015. If in a city: Call that city's Planning Department. (See Contacts section under cities.) Fire Department: Check with the local fire marshal to see if your type of operation will be permitted in a particular building and if fire suppression systems are needed.

93. Portland, Oregon Lawyer: Finance And Commercial Law,Construction,Credit Recovery Coauthor, oregon State Bar Real Estate Continuing Legal education s chapter Co-author, Supplements to oregon State Bar Regulation and Taxation of Real http://www.dwt.com/lawdir/attorneys/PatersonDennis.cfm

Areas of Practice Finance and Commercial Law Construction Financial Services Litigation ... dennispaterson@dwt.com Outlook vCard: Dennis M. Paterson III Partner- Portland, Oregon Office Representative Experience Negotiated and litigated a farm workout involving multiple tracts of land and rapidly disappearing personal property for a financial institution in which the financial institution received its entire loan of $10+ million, plus interest and attorneys’ fees Overturned for the first time since the 1930s in Oregon a Sheriff’s sale which caused the client who had a seven-figure second on the foreclosed motel to be paid in full Successfully defended a title insurance company who was being sued for an excess of $2 million based on escrow errors Negotiated and litigated loan workouts for several financial institutions and corporate clients Tried or resolved several large litigation matters for real estate title companies and their insureds Assisted financial institutions and corporate clients in closing several real estate loans and transactions Established bankruptcy procedures, collection practices and small claims procedures for financial institutions and corporate clients

94. Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge oregon Coast National Wildlife Refuge Complex. During spring, the volunteer organization Shoreline education for Awareness Inc. set up spotting scopes http://www.fws.gov/pacific/oregoncoast/oregonislands/

Quick Site Navigation Home News Events Education Resources Wildlife FAQ Links Maps and Directions Volunteers Contact -REFUGES- Cape Meares NWR Three Arch Rocks NWR Nestucca Bay NWR Siletz Bay NWR Bandon Marsh NWR Includes over 1,850 rocks, reefs and islands. Provides sanctuary for 1.2 million nesting seabirds. Is a pupping or haulout site for harbor seals, California sea lions, Steller sea lions and Northern elephant seals. "Terrible Tillie" is privately owned, but is part of Oregon Islands NWR through a conservation easement. From nearly every viewpoint on the Oregon coast, colossal rocks can be seen jutting out of the Pacific Ocean creating postcard images. Each of these rocks is protected as part of Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge includes 1,853 rocks, reefs and islands and two headland areas and spans 320 miles of the Oregon coast. Public access to the coastal rocks and islands and the Crook Point Unit is closed. Spectacular viewing opportunities exist at numerous locations along the coast or visit the Coquille Point Unit of the refuge where visitor facilities will enhance your experience. Thirteen species of seabirds nest on this refuge, including common murres, tufted puffins, Leach's and fork-tailed storm-petrels, rhinoceros auklets, Brandt's, pelagic and double-crested cormorants, and pigeon guillemots. Pinnipeds (seals and sea lions) use refuge lands for breeding and haulout areas.

95. Kgw.com | News For Oregon And SW Washington | Education What do you need to know about education in oregon? Who s in charge? Start here to learn about education in oregon and to connect to important http://www.kgw.com/education/?ln

96. Willamette Week| 98 Ballot Measures| Democracy Under current oregon law voteby-mail may be used in most state and local elections. Rules and regulations can currently be challenged by citizens, http://www.wweek.com/html/leadc101498.html

Navigate Ballot Measures: Introduction Environment Democracy Education ... County also see WW's 1998 candidate endorsements DECODING THE MEASURES Messes with the Constitution Contains a hidden agenda May have unintended consequences Backed by business lobby Backed by labor groups Democracy Measure 60 WOULD REQUIRE VOTE-BY-MAIL IN BIENNIAL PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELECTIONS Perceived Problem Oregonians are staying away from the polls in droves How it works Under current Oregon law vote-by-mail may be used in most state and local elections. In even-numbered years, however, the primary and general elections (such as this one) must be conducted at the polls. Ballot Measure 60 would require that these elections be vote-by-mail, while continuing to give state and local elections officials the option of using polls for other elections. Ultimate Conclusion Overall, we're fans of vote-by-mail. But this measure is somewhat of a solution in search of a problem. Any Oregon voter who wants to go postal can already do so by registering as a permanent absentee voter and mailing in his ballot. Elections officials have made it so easy that approximately half of Oregon voters go postal each election. So why do we need Measure 60? Listening to proponents, you'd think mandatory vote-by-mail would bail out the state budget, aid addled old ladies, restore the nuclear family, end negative campaigning, eliminate voter fraud and bring peace to the Middle East.

97. 1980.10.31 DAB129 Oregon Department Of Human Resources (c) Payment of travel, per diem and educational expenses of employees sustained in its interpretation of the regulations, October 1, 1977, was http://www.hhs.gov/dab/decisions/dab129.html

Oregon Department of Human Resources, DAB No. 129 (1980) GAB Decision 129 Docket No. 80-76-OR-HD October 31, 1980 Oregon Department of Human Resources; Coster, Clarence; Settle, Norval Przybylinski, Donald The Oregon Department of Human Resources (State) requested reconsideration of the determination of the Office of Human Development Services (Agency) issued on March 26, 1980, disallowing $25,489 claimed by the State as reimbursement for training costs under Title XX of the Social Security Act. The Agency found that the training programs conducted by the State did not satisfy the regulatory requirements for Federal financial participation in travel and per diem costs during the period beginning October 1, 1977 and ending March 31, 1978. A number of other cases before the Board present the same issue. The findings and conclusions in the Board's first decision concerning that issue, Montana Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services, Decision No. 119, September 30, 1980, are incorporated herein as pertinent to the specific facts in this case.

98. Oregon Daily Emerald - University Of Oregon News And Sports - OUS Sexual Harassm The independent campus newspaper at the University of oregon. OUS sexual harassment regulations investigated. Consensual relations policies Consensual http://www.dailyemerald.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2005/07/27/42e8718685980

This Web site was designed using Web standards Learn more about the benefits of standardized design. Quick Links Main Content Navigation Weather Conditions for Eugene, OR Oregon Daily Emerald Search site Saturday, September 24, 2005 News OUS sexual harassment regulations investigated Consensual relations policies Consensual relations policies and anti-discrimination codes could become system-wide Nicholas Wilbur News Reporter July 27, 2005 Because the board did not have enough time prior to the July meeting to make a decision regarding the proposal, Dyess and Richmond will be looking over current university policies. They have asked Oregon universities to submit policies and records for both sexual harassment and consensual relations to consider as they design the new policy. on Oregon campuses and increase the effort to spread information on how and where to file sexual harassment complaints. Periodic surveys will assess the safety of OUS campuses and the effectiveness of the new anti-harassment and consensual relations measures. Dyess added that surveys of faculty and students about safety, general campus environment and

99. Oregon Daily Emerald - University Of Oregon News And Sports - State Sets '05 Tui At a July 15 meeting, the oregon State Board of Higher education discussed, President of oregon education Association Larry Wolf was more skeptical of http://www.dailyemerald.com/vnews/display.v/ART/2005/07/27/42e870a8bfb4a

This Web site was designed using Web standards Learn more about the benefits of standardized design. Quick Links Main Content Navigation Weather Conditions for Eugene, OR Oregon Daily Emerald Search site Saturday, September 24, 2005 News State sets '05 tuition increase at 3 percent The higher education tuition increase for undergraduates is less than in previous years Nicholas Wilbur News Reporter July 27, 2005 After three weeks of negotiations, Democrats and Republicans finally agreed on a state budget that will increase tuition for undergraduates 3 percent for the next two academic years. The budget deal set the spending cap at $12.4 billion, with $5.24 billion appropriated to K-12 education, $685 million to higher education and $484 million to community colleges. The budget must still be approved by lawmakers later this week. At a July 15 meeting, the Oregon State Board of Higher Education discussed, among other actions, tuition rate increases for the 2005-06 academic year. The preliminary tuition increase was set at 6.7 percent for resident undergraduates, but because of state legislative action this rate was understood to be reduced by 3 to 3.7 percent. Higher education funding State legislators agreed Monday on the 3 percent increase for undergraduates, made possible by legislation putting additional general funds in the budget to make up for the 3.7 percent difference, OUS director of communication Diane Saunders said.

100. Oregon (ISIL Freedom Network) oregon K12 education Spending Stable After Measure 5 An Analysis of Taxicab Regulation Source Cascade Policy Institute http://www.free-market.net/network/or/

International Society for Individual Liberty Freedom Network ISIL Freedom Network: Oregon Websites Events Experts Introductions to Issues ... Forums and E-Mail Lists Websites Property Rights USA Source: David Moore Albany, OR, United States Property rights information and issues on the west coast. JurisNotes Source: JurisNotes.Com Salem, OR, United States schweitzer@attorney.com Provides information on intellectual property law. Many free resources. The Riggs Institute Source: Myrna T. McCulloch Beaverton, OR, United States riggs@riggsinst.org Non-profit literacy agency and publisher. Multi-sensory, phonics-based, but complete language arts method. 10-12 indepth experience-based reading/spelling reform position papers; research, bibliography; 2 listservs. School Choice 2000: What's Happening in the States: Oregon Source: The Heritage Foundation OR, United States Education statistics, the legal context for school choice, and a summary of recent developments in the state. Also provides contact information and links to information in the other states and U.S. territories. Living On Earth: An Objectivist Collection Source: David C. Adams

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