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1. Yes □ or No □ ?
Would you use the library more if it were open more hours ?
2. Central • or Satellite □ ?
Do you think that it is better to have one centralized 2- to
4-story library/city office building downtown or to develop
satellite libraries in our neighborhoods?
3. Yes □ or No □ ?
Do you think money budgeted for basic city services should
be channelled into funds to be used for airport expansion?
4. Yes □ or No □ ?
Do you think the Eugene City Council should allow the spend
ng of unbudgeted general fund money on the airport without
an election?
5. Yes □ or No □ ?
Do you think the present Eugene City Council policies reflect
the Interests of most Eugene residents?
6. Yes □ or No □ ?
Are you Interested in becoming more involved in helping to
develop Eugene City policies and priorities?
7. Number the following In order of importance for current tax
dollar expenditures: 1-6
_Library
_Streets
_Parks
_Police
_Airport
Local Business Expansion
8. How do you rate the effectiveness of Eugene’s City
Government?
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□ Good
□ Average
□ Below average
□ Unacceptable
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Richard Gold • 1486 E. 25th St. • Eugene, OR 97403
To receive the results of this survey, send SASE.
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city phone tax and more. They will meet at 7 pm Sunday at Growers
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Sundays with Susan Starnberg
Susan Starnberg wants you to spend
Sunday mornings with her.
“We’ll have a piano live in the
studio and maybe a bass,” says Stam
berg. “But, we’ll go about our
business quietly, peacefully. Maybe
you’ll listen over your Sunday paper.
We want you to hear the coffee brew
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Weekend Edition with Susan Stam
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member station KLCC 89.7 FM on
January 18 at 6 am.
Hosted by NPR’s Susan Starnberg,
for 14 years the co-host of All Things
Considered, the two-hour Sunday
morning program completes the sys
tem’s goal of providing a news pre
sence on public radio seven mornings
and seven afternoons a week.
Sunday morning Weekend Edition
with Susan Starnberg, like its Satur
day morning counterpart with Scott
Simon, will be about the American
weekend. But Starnberg says, “If
Saturday is a day to run out and do
errands, Sunday is a day to rest.
“On Sunday mornings, we hope
you’ll keep the radio going like your
pot of coffee. We want to be a plea
sant and informative companion.
Nothing too intense. Cook your
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During the course of any given pro
gram, Starnberg expects to talk with
students, teachers, writers, musicians,
mothers, fathers, newsmakers, film
makers, critics, thinkers, travellers,
collectors, cooks, car mechanics,
religious leaders, and fed followers.
Weekend Edition on Sunday morn
ing, says Starnberg, “will combine the
style and substance of the New York
Times ‘Arts & Leisure’ section with
the intimacy and spontaneity of the
old Arthur Godfrey Show. Informa
tive, newsy, a little off-beat, a little
spontaneous.
“This program will put an ear to the
future,” says Starnberg. “It will be
about work in progress. You’ll be in
on things as they develop rather than
after they’re completed. We'll hear the
symphony in rehearsal, not perform
ance; talk to the director as he shoots
his movie, not once it’s in the theater;
and hear readings from the new novel
as the author rips Chapter Two from
the typewriter.
“Expect live music, listener parti
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ly regulars engaged in lively, intelli
gent conversation.”
Starnberg is the winner of many
major awards in broadcast journalism.
She is the first woman to anchor a na
tional nightly news program in the
United States. In her 14 years on
NPR’s All Things Considered, she
became one of public radio’s most
respected journalists.
Starnberg is ready for the challenge
of Sunday mornings. She says she is
ready for a new beginning. A relax
ed new beginning. Time to consider
a few things instead of all things. Like
the time spent at home on a Sunday,
a Sunday with Susan Starnberg.
Local and regional news will be
covered by KLCC’s Dave Henry.
Dave is also co-host of Saturday’s
Weekend Edition.
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