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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1971)
Campaign begins Morse support groups meets Supporters of former senator Wayne Morse, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, stressed the lack of “some kind of political machine” running the Morse campaign. “This isn’t even a party issue,” they said at their Thursday night meeting. “It is just people like you and I who want to get in and work to help him and ourselves.” Several people new to the campaign attended the meeting, headed by former ASUO President Ron Eachus. Eachus and others already involved in the campaign outlined the work that needs to be done im mediately and answered questions posed by the new people. “What about the arguement that the senator is getting too old?” asked one of the new people. “The Senator is going to con front this issue directly. Anybody that sits in a meeting with him can see how physically fit he is,” Eachus answered. Another Morse supporter claimed, “When you are with him you forget. I can’t even keep up with him.” Voter registration is the main issue the Morse group is begin ning to work on. A voter registration committee was formed and it will begin to in vestigate the possibility of mobile registrars to travel around the University. Other people at the meeting volunteered to address 8,000 envelopes to former Morse supporters and contact people at colleges across the state. ASUO Senate • • • Continued from Page 1 vironmental films this fall and winter. Bill Landers of the Athletic Department told the senate that the Athletic Department was well on its way to making its proposed $80,000 this year from sale of athletic game tickets, and that figure should be reached by the middle of basketball season. The Athletic Department has made a total of $58,000 to date, Landers said. In other business, the senate announced that an open hearing sponsored by the Higher Education Committee will be held at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 1, concerning proposal by Associate Dean of Liberal Arts Barry Siegel to create an Associate Arts Degree at the University. The hearing will be held in the EMU. It was also announced that the fall term ASUO primary elec tions will be held Nov. 11 and 12 and the ASUO general election will be held Nov. 18 and 19. Eugene observes U.N. week; Mayor to read proclamation Eugene Mayor Les Anderson will get U.N. week activates underway today by reading a proclamation in the mall at noon. The Eugene observance of U.N. week (Oct. 17-23) will last three days and will be held both in downtown Eugene and the Valley River Center. There are many events planned for the ceremony. They include dancing, films, entertainment, displays and the sale of UNICEF (United Nation’s Children’s Fund) items. The South Eugene High School stage band will perform and Ed Wilson, president of the Eugene Down town Assn., will speak. The United Nations flag will be for mally raised and there will be international folk dancing. Several films about U.N. Organizations will be shown at 870 Willamette St. Different service clubs will set up displays here and other UNICEF items will be sold also. Coffee and cookies will also be served there. These activities will get un derway from noon until 9 p.m. today, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. Saturday afternoon there will also be a style show from 1 to 2 p.m. and foreign student en tertainment beginning at 2 p.m. These two events will both be held in the mall. On Sunday there will be films on India and Japan and there will be square dancing at the Valley River Center. % lb. Hamburgers 100 percent U.S.D.A. Ground Beef Toasted Cheese Sandwiches 29' 19« Pepsi - 7 up - Rootbeer Pint Cup 25' Quart Cup These are "egular everyday prices The New Anchorage 947 Franklin - Across from Law School New local family owned & operated The campus group plans on meeting each Thursday and Eachus stated that sometimes Morse would meet with the group. “We need a way to get people’s ideas to the senator,” one Morse worker pointed out. “He really wants to know the issues people think need to be addressed and he will address himself to these issues.” Morse supporters said everyone was invited to Morse’s birthday party at his home this evening at 595 Crest Drive. They pointed out that this was a good opportunity for people to meet and talk with Morse. Anyone interested in working in the Morse campaign can contact Ron Eachus at the ASUO office on the third floor of the EMU. • • • New Continued from Page 1 coach Bill Bowerman. Bower man requested that gates be placed at the north and south ends of Hayward field, so that equipment on the field will be safer from theft. The meeting closed with a brief discussion of the Capital Con struction list. Find a place to stay before you get kicked out. Read Emerald Classifieds. And hurry! Complete Ice Creartl Party Items for All Occasions BASKII-ROBBIVS ICE CREAM Hand Packet} ICE CREAM 31 Flavors — Flavor of the Month 1365 Villard Street JACK LEMMON— 1925 River Rd Phone 345-9614 Phone 688-9868 U.N. China Debate Weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, October 18 through Tuesday, November 2 Live on KWAX 91.1 f.m. Sorry - But to circumstance beyond our control, Virgil R Trout will be unabie to appear - His return is expected soon, however - ASUO Cultural Forum & Butterfly Productions Present: In Dane* end Concert Delaney & Bonnie and FRIENDS Also Barry Melton & The Fish Mac Court Saturday, Oct* 23 Tickets - $3.50 in adv. and at the door Tickets available at the Craftsmen Center, Sun Shop, EMU Main Desk, New Moon Imports, Sherwood Forest, & Chrystalship. 8-12 PM