He also discusses the people associated with the Commission. Oral history interview with Abbie and Shep Murray by Abbie Murray Recording 1 edition published in in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Abbie and Shep Murray were close personal friends of the Kellers on the island of Maui in Hawaii, where the Keller had a vacation home since the 's. They give a candid description of Ira and Lauretta Keller at their Hawaii home.
The interview was conducted as part of the Oregon Wine Archives Oral History Project, which collected interviews with notable figures in the wine-growing industry, including vintners, vineyard growers, community members, and workers active in the development of Oregon's wine industry. In this interview, Sommer discusses his family background and early life in San Francisco, California.
He talks about studying agronomy at the University of California at Davis, including taking classes on winemaking. He discusses continuing his education at the University of California at Berkeley after his discharge from the U. Army in the early s, and he talks about his brief employment as a surveyor with the East Bay Municipal Utility District and the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
He then talks about founding Hillcrest Vineyard near Roseburg, Oregon, in He discusses the history of winemaking in Oregon before then; describes his reasons for choosing the Umpqua Valley for his vineyard; and talks about his focus on Riesling. He talks about the early market for Oregon wine, other early winemakers around Oregon, and recognition his Riesling has earned.
He describes his grape-growing methods, including his use of the divided canopy method; memorable vintages; and the changing market for Oregon wine.
He discusses some of Oregon's other winemakers and their growing methods. He closes the interview by talking about oak barrel aging and by sharing advice for aspiring winemakers. Oral history interview with Pat LaCrosse by Pat LaCrosse Recording 1 edition published in in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide LaCrosse discusses issues in urban development and profiles leaders in the field.
The audio recording of the interview is incomplete; Tape 5, Side 2 is blank. The original contents of the tape are reflected in a transcript of the interview. In the interview, Hedlund discusses his family history and early life in Portland, Oregon, including notable people that his family knew, such as Oswald West; his memories of World War I; and his early involvement with the Democratic Party.
He then discusses his experience during the Depression, and attending the University of Oregon and the Northwestern College of Law. He talks about his early career as a deputy U. He also discusses practicing law in Portland, then in the U. Attorney's office; the evolution of his political outlook; his father's political career; and his experience in the Coast Guard auxiliary during World War II. Hedlund then discusses his term in the Oregon House of Representatives from to , including his campaign, his staff and office arrangements, and legislation.
He then discusses working in the U. Attorney's office from to , after leaving the Legislature. He also talks about his 33 years as a lobbyist, particularly for oil companies, from to He discusses issues the oil lobby was concerned with, including oil spills, gas additives, and environmental legislation.
He also talks briefly about the plane accident that killed Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell, Jr. Cornett, and Governor Earl Snell. He discusses governors of Oregon and their staffs, as well as several legislators. He closes the interview by talking about the lobbying profession in more detail, particularly his work for oil companies, and his service as commissioner of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission from to Oral history interview with Ellen Johnson by Ellen Johnson Recording 1 edition published in in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide.
Oral history interview with Douglas E. In this interview, Coe briefly discusses his family background and early life, focusing on his high school years in Salem, Oregon, and his memories of the Hatfield family. He talks about the evolution of his Christian faith, and how that led to his friendship with Mark Hatfield. He discusses how Hatfield's faith influenced his political career. He also talks about Hatfield's marriage to Antoinette Kuzmanich; Hatfield's political role models; and Hatfield's relationships with other politicians.
He closes the interview with a discussion of Hatfield's public and private lives. Oral history interviews with Oliver Norville by Oliver Norville Recording 1 edition published in in English and held by 1 WorldCat member library worldwide Norville describes his involvement with Portland Development Commission, Ira Keller and his legal work on other planning projects.
Oral history interviews with B. Noles reminiscing about her friendship with Laurette Keller. Included on the tape is a brief interview with her husband Dr. Faith Leaders' Unity Declaration on Racism and Poverty A diverse body of Christian leaders calls on the churches and Congress to focus on the integral connection.
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