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Title
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Governor Victor Atiyeh Oral History: Tape 39, Side 1
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Description
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Victor Atiyeh served as governor of Oregon from 1979-1987. This is one part of an oral history interview that was originally recorded on over 60 cassette tapes by the Oregon Historical Society. It is accompanied by a typed transcript. This portion covers: Issues of the 1983 legislative session: property tax relief, State Accident Insurance Fund (SAIF), Police and Firefighter benefits; consumer protection laws, 1983; Atiyeh's personal philosophy on consumer protection laws; relationship with consumer protection group Fair Share, 1983; arranging meetings with demonstrators; legislation that prevented utilities from shutting off services, 1983; landlord-tenant laws, 1983; seatbelt laws for children, 1983; establishing trade office in Japan, early 1980s; working toward economic diversification in Oregon, early 1980s; budgeting for State Parks and State Police; Oregon Arts Commission, early 1980s; Art and Music in Oregon politics, 1970s-1980s; Atiyeh's personal thoughts on art; senior citizen homestead referral program, early 1980s; defeat of a citizens board to represent public at utility hearings; Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
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Contributor
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Hansen, Clark
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Creator
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Atiyeh, Victor
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Source
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The original recording and transcript of this oral history are in collection SR 1135, Oregon Historical Society, Davies Family Research Library
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Date
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1993
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Is Part Of
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Governor Victor Atiyeh Collection: Oral History recordings
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Identifier
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PUA_MS96_Tape39_Side1.mp3
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Rights
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
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Type
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Text
