Murder trial
underway
The first degree murder trial of
a former University student will
ln-liin at 10 this morning m lame
County Circuit 0>urt
Gaylord Sheridan Drew in one
of thr«-e men charged in con
nection with the killing of a
Eugene storekeeper during a
rubtavy attempt last May Drew
is accused of six siting Fred
Walter Fischer, owner of
Eugene's C/umn’s Market, on
May to, 1970
Fischer was shot with a 12
gauge shotgun while in his store
and died several hours later at
Sacred Heart General Hospital
The men involved in tile hold up
attempt apparently fled without
taking any money
Hie two other men charged in
connection with the shooting are
Jerome Prestun Foster, also a
former University student, and
Hilly Charles Anfield Cortland
Drew s trial, which is expected
to last two to three weeks, will be
presided over by Circuit Court
Judge Douglas Spencer
The former University student
is defended by Kugene attorneys
Gary Jensen and James
Strickland Prosecuting tiie case
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On Campus
Film aerie* net through June
Several films by three major film-makers Akira Kurosawa,
Jean l.uc (><>dard ami Howard Hawks will be shown at the University
through June 2, 1870
The films will be shown mostly on Mondays and Wednesdays in
conjunction with a University course. Film and Literature The films
.ire open to the public A season ticket for the 17 remaining films is $12.
Tickets for 10of the films are $<; and individual film tickets are $1
The schedule of performances is as follows:
By Kurosawa April 7 Ikiru in 138 Commonwealth Hall; April
12 Throne of Blood in 150 Science; April 14 Seven Sanurai in 150
Science and April 16 The Bad Sleep Well in 180 Prince Lucien
Campbell
By Godard 'All in 180 Prince Lucien Campbell) April 19
Weekend April 21 Breathless. April 26 Vivre Sa Vie «My Life to
Live); April 28 Masculine Feminine, May 3 Pravda; May 5— Wind
from the Fast. and May 10 See You at Mao
By Hawks <Ail in 180 Prince Lucien Campbell) May 12 Dawn
Patrui May 17 Bringing Up Baby; May 19 Only Angels Have
Wings May 24 The Big Sleep; May 26 Bed River; and June 2
Hatari
Student to attend Naval conference
Robert William, senior pre medical student at the University will
attend the l S Naval Academy's l lth Foreign Affairs Conference in
Annapolis, Maryland. April 19-22
Tins is the first year a university student has attended the annual
r\ent which attempts txrth to educate students and to actually involve
them in |wlicy making decisions on international affairs
Student delegates have lieen chosen on the liasis of academic
achievement and interest in foreign affairs
DO YOURSELF A FAVOR
SEE
DIONNE WARWICKe
IN CONCERT
MAY 1
8:00 p.p.
MAC COURT
TICKETS: $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, and $4.00
ON SALE 13 APRIL—EMU, MATTOX, VISCOUNT
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