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Representative Shelley Bossart Davis introduced the resolution and described Noble’s biography: he graduated from West Albany High School in 1990, enlisted in the Oregon National Guard after his junior year, trained at Fort Leonard Wood, and voluntarily joined the U.S. Army for deployment during the Persian Gulf crisis in 1990–91. Representative Bossart Davis said Noble deployed to Saudi Arabia in January 1991 and participated in combat missions before contracting a viral infection and dying in April 1991 at age 18.

Representative Bossart Davis noted that Noble had been offered interment at Arlington National Cemetery but the family accepted burial in Sweet Home, Oregon, so he would remain close to family. Committee members and attendees — including veterans and family — framed the resolution as recognition of sacrifice and service. Multiple senators and the vice chair expressed appreciation and support for memorializing Noble’s service in the legislative record.

The chair called the roll; the committee recorded aye votes that advanced HCR 1 to the floor with an adopted recommendation. Senator Manning volunteered to carry the resolution on the Senate floor.

HCR 1 was presented as a ceremonial recognition; testimony and committee commentary focused on Noble’s service record and family sacrifice rather than policy or budgetary matters.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Senate Committee On Rules 03/03/2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Senate Rules Committee moved HCR 1 to the floor to honor Private First Class Shaughnessy Lauren Noble (1972–1991) for his service in Operation Desert Storm. The soldier contracted a viral infection while deployed and was buried in Sweet Home, Oregon; the family preferred burial locally over Arlington.","taxTitle","Rules, Senate, Committees, Legislative, Oregon","taxId",17994,"location","Oregon","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6303086,"Rules Committee advances resolution commending 2024 University of Oregon football season",896,1979404,2876214,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f&start=1979&end=2876","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f/thumbnail_1979404.jpg","/articles/6303086/Oregon/Rules-Committee-advances-resolution-commending-2024-University-of-Oregon-football-season","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6303086-a34e2aea6eb266bf93b1ffa5d1a36181/orig.mp4?Expires=1775902714&Signature=VcZjNFqUKsQZglpWJIyjedIl1YB2pBE87emDsYLXDYjCE7SHenk5yCtdo-5MEoWwT~fH0hdP1Oj4-9WzHfzrskiuK9RfPg~qW3Eo8jjNXxvqtGbq1C0CxXw5usGMslo-zVLTHutcNO7yEcjf6nh0pCxdZbwWuEYZ4sfdfy1mxUkCCnNiUblKMMw-6DRltQuetPsNspLBdHV8qtm7FgOpH3tlLEUnOMA0ii-0NpY9THTJiHJwRPq0ICQn-jJeh32alw1Rbjof-yahVFmSv8cbuu9Lkwi9KoFZ7H4hFiEQGy6XYZOVc~qcxcFuQNkg4qvfj4EsS8VjhCteUBbgcj0p7g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Senate Rules Committee advanced Senate Concurrent Resolution 22 to the Senate floor, a ceremonial measure commending the University of Oregon Ducks football team for its 2024 season and conference debut.

Senator Hansell (appearing on behalf of sponsors) called the Ducks’ season “very, very successful” and noted the team was Big Ten champions and had multiple All-Americans in 2024. He and other senators framed the resolution as recognition of the university’s national profile through athletics.

Former legislators and other supporters spoke in favor. State Senator Floyd Brzezinski (representing District 4) said the team’s performance in its first Big Ten season demonstrated that Oregon athletics can compete nationally. Craig Leo, a volunteer board member and chair of advocacy for the University of Oregon Alumni Association, testified that the alumni organization — representing more than 250,000 alumni — strongly supports the resolution and praised coach and players.

Committee members spoke informally about the season’s highlights; comments ranged from congratulatory to light-hearted debate about who should be credited for the team’s postseason outcome. The committee moved and adopted the resolution recommendation; Chair Jama recorded the committee’s aye vote, and senators agreed to carry and co-carry the resolution to the Senate floor (Senator Nash and Senator Brzezinski were requested as co-carriers).

The resolution is ceremonial and was described in committee as having no fiscal or revenue impact.","Senate Concurrent Resolution 22, praising the Ducks' 2024 season and Big Ten debut, was advanced by the Rules Committee after brief remarks from several senators and testimony from University of Oregon alumni.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6303091,"Senate panel advances resolution marking 100th anniversary of Multnomah Falls Lodge",1359,709430,2068965,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f&start=709&end=2068","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f/thumbnail_709430.jpg","/articles/6303091/Oregon/Senate-panel-advances-resolution-marking-100th-anniversary-of-Multnomah-Falls-Lodge","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6303091-c5e9cb3999e00553bf9db83484e9b44a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775902714&Signature=jHjiqH8ou8caQS4R6oUNVGtJPKrstctuvUOC3B0n0s8oNIgrdzhJ5wR~U~tnRWrOqSDifsfJU1Prg7D9XVzItDtg9FN9j6inw4EoLqm-ytwpwGl0v9xPRaWaFOZo2OwkOFD8-DKnEk2~BWs9AQIwb1EJPAQ0Gly2nLMsNzx6JhftNyXit-YKKDLhoK-t-P6vSQptjva8ep4hQpov~J5a0~fwHp9iibNOQmJnEiTr~WwnJybbKnePsx5K72Jt3ci1XRFdv8hghnDqHFPX4efzbbLug51R667FOMn2ygfVClVE98Z4uD2XPMULRH31rNTt3glBWw3WhdFtfZJ3Qdzd1g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Oregon Senate Rules Committee voted to advance Senate Concurrent Resolution 21, which commemorates the 100th anniversary of Multnomah Falls Lodge and invites public recognition of the site’s historic and recreational role in the Columbia River Gorge.

State Senator Daniel Bonham, sponsor of the measure, described Multnomah Falls Lodge as a family-operated, historic attraction within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area and noted the lodge’s long record of public visitation. \"This 620 foot waterfall…3,000,000 visitors every year,\" Bonham said while introducing photographs and history of the site.

Chris Willis, general manager of Multnomah Falls Company, testified for the concessionaire and described the operational and preservation partnership with the U.S. Forest Service. \"We are the concessionaire…we operate the restaurant and the gift shop of the historic lodge,\" Willis said, adding that company staff maintain a 24-hour presence at the site and that the lodge has survived storms, mudslides and the Eagle Creek fire of 2017.

Madison Kenny, conservation organizer with Friends of the Columbia Gorge, spoke for the nonprofit and urged committee support, noting the lodge’s listing on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981 and the protection intent of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area Act of 1986. Kenny said the site’s trails and interpretive programming contribute to public recreation and education.

Committee members asked about the lodge’s construction and preservation. Senators and the concessionaire noted Albert Ernest Doyle as the lodge’s architect and Simon Benson as the philanthropist associated with land donation; they said the Forest Service maintains the site’s historic integrity and that the lodge no longer provides overnight lodging but functions as a day-use historic site with a restaurant and gift shop.

Vice Chair Buono moved SCR 21 to the floor with an adopted recommendation; the committee voted by roll call with recorded ayes from Senator Bolden, Senator Manning, Senator Thacker, Vice Chair Bonham and Chair Jama. The resolution carries no fiscal or revenue impact and will be carried to the Senate floor for consideration and centennial recognition events later in the year.

Testimony emphasized historic preservation, visitor safety and the cooperative roles of the concessionaire, the U.S. Forest Service and state transportation agencies in managing access and protecting the site.","The Rules Committee voted to send SCR 21 to the floor to commemorate the centennial of Multnomah Falls Lodge. Concessionaire and conservation groups testified about the lodge’s history, visitor numbers and the Forest Service’s preservation role.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6303095,"Senate Rules Committee advances resolution honoring coastal angler and volunteer Leonard Krug",714,20855,735265,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f&start=20&end=735","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2475373-92d88a4ad65407d57a1c1a7dd1e6437f/thumbnail_20855.jpg","/articles/6303095/Oregon/Senate-Rules-Committee-advances-resolution-honoring-coastal-angler-and-volunteer-Leonard-Krug","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6303095-71aa9248cb773ccf0e99e54db7bc6587/orig.mp4?Expires=1775902714&Signature=dWXVyULOeqNSGVWYBJl1dzOO78j6xy2OfrL-MkmS~Ym4RLQRnY8t-VMM59lc19JYvre~d~NYKj7~947Q2Ttod12KcpNpKYQlHLWp6FOVcFOGz7yhrKUm~m2sk2rt8ZbHqy8V4~VzsSspCA-UVNHSEDhnrZDD1R-g4EQ~uuwIfopECoXvTc~x1jfKA0V-e6U233IQIHXHwyLMxCTDyquSW6MpW53rNAtwVdO~IEySUKDdS9qgaWmPx0iXXFqaEYOO-cFY0Ma9C~~SUzKSHL-~LLd5w9JOLE5oI4qIZyBlvehbh0pq9OwfTStRNugI6iCR~RqhE~lY5mpwIxEBQkI-mA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Oregon Senate Rules Committee voted to advance Senate Concurrent Resolution 19 on a recommendation that it be adopted, honoring the life and volunteer service of Leonard Krug.

Senator David Brock Smith, who represents Senate District 1 in southwest Oregon, introduced the measure and and described Krug as a “founding member of the Oregon Ambulance Alliance” and a relentless volunteer for coastal fishing and natural-resource causes. Representative Court Boyse, who represents parts of southwest Oregon in the House, also testified in support and described Krug’s long record of volunteering and work on hatcheries.

Anna Krug, Leonard Krug’s wife, testified remotely and recounted his lifelong dedication to fishing and habitat work. “Leonard was literally born with a fishing pole in his hand,” she said, describing how he taught himself digital tools to organize statewide volunteer efforts and stayed engaged with politicians, tribes and commercial fishermen to support fisheries and youth programs. She said Krug “spent countless hours” on Oregon Anglers Alliance work and that he died while halibut fishing.

Committee members offered brief remarks in support. Senator Manning said many public-service volunteers do not receive due recognition and expressed support for the resolution; Senator Golden offered a lighter recollection about the halibut that Krug was fishing when he died.

Vice Chair Bonham moved the measure out of committee with an \"adopted\" recommendation; the committee carried the motion by recorded voice votes and roll call. The committee recorded ayes from Senator Golden, Senator Manning, Senator Patrick, Vice Chair Bonham and Chair Jama. The resolution will be carried to the Senate floor for further consideration; the committee noted Senator David Brock Smith will carry the measure.

The resolution is ceremonial and carries no fiscal or policy changes. Testimony and discussion focused on Krug’s volunteer service to coastal fishing communities and youth hatchery programs rather than on legislative policy.

The committee closed the work session on SCR 19 and moved to the next agenda item.","The Senate Rules Committee voted to send Senate Concurrent Resolution 19 to the Senate floor to honor Leonard Krug, a longtime volunteer with the Oregon Anglers Alliance who died while halibut fishing. Family members and two legislators testified in support.","actionData","errors"]

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