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Peace Corp§ cuts not anticipated
Tbs UJ5 Peace Carp* tike ckher government agencies a having
'judge* problems das year bat Northwest Action representative Bill
McGeary sincerely anticipate* that no budget cots wiE occur this
year.
McOary said last week in response to question* from Uarveraty
students who have applied for the Peace Corps program m Eugene
Congress wants to cot our present budget at *2 infl™ to the
point that it would make operation at the present rokmceer level
impossible If tins cut occurs, certain volunteer be
"The vote on tins conus to the floor at Congress the end of
February and we won't know anything far iswe sBtO then. We sin
cere:-;- anticipate, however, that our farmer budget wil be approved
meaning no cut. therefore no program cutbacks."
McCleary said if cuts do occur, they will be as ‘^enerahst'’
areas—liberal arts and families. He asked that al interested
University seniors to consult Action representatives at the EMU'
Terrace thu week to find out more about the stains at their ap
plications About 50 students on campus have signed jp so far. and
McOary expects 300 more students to sign up
McMinnville band to perform
The McMimmlle High School Stage Bands and Recorder Consort
wili perform at the University Music Recital Hal at 7 9 pm. tonight.
The band, roder the direction of John Etataney. has received many
moots, including a First place trophy at the Clark College Jazz
Festival in 1970 They have performed with such noted band leaders as
Doe Elks and Glenn Stuart The band promotes student participation
* all areas of performing Some student ccrnpce&octs and
arrangements will be part of tonight s program
The McMinnville High School Recorder Consort b a student
sstiated student-run organization. Besides interpreting traditional
- arks the members also compose and arrange original music for the
seven-piece group.
Selections of the McMinnville Consort will include recorder works
by Handel. Dowland. and Susa to The band will play works by several
contemporary stage band composers
There is no admission charge for the concert.
Short circuit cause of power failure
Where were you when the lights went oof*
You may have been one of the many people who massed morning
classes Monday due to failure of alarm clnrkv or perhaps one who sat
rewiktered in the dimness of early morning Hgtw bstezapg to a lecturer
you couldn't see.
The apparent culprit of the 4S-miraitp rampu prr f*ffaT» wag a
short curaiit in a primary underground power faw between the
Eugene Water and Electric Board EWEB and the Ptrvacai Plant
says Leiand Lorange. Assistant Director of the Physical Plant.
By shutting off EWEB power to the University and running in
dependently on Physical Plant power, electricity was reinstated by 9
am said Lorange
According to Physical Plant Director Harold Babcock al areas on
campus except the boiler plant and some of the science areas with
-ackup power were affected by the failure
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Stathos to receive Cycling Award
The author of Oregon's “bieyde bill" will receive national
recognition today
Rep Don Stathos ( R -JadtsomriBe' will he awarded the 1971 An
■ uat Morse-American Youth Hostel Cycling Award ^ morning on
the Portland State University campus.
Previous winners of the' award include Sen Gayfard Nelson.
: waver Secretary of the Intern* Stewart Udafl and Mavors John
Lindsay and Joseph Alioto
A panel of seven persons, natkoatty prominent in eyeing
Ejected Stathos as the 1971 winner from nominees submitted by six
national cycling associations
Vr eooan \ outh Hostels Inc is a non-profit asooatMa. organuec
:o encourage people of all ages to enjoy the out^rf-dows It has a US
membership of and operates ICO hostels natxnaly
The 47 year old legislator will be presented a plaque far “m
trwhiong successful legislation considered to have the greatest
SenefKtal effert upon cy clists and the sport of
McCall lauded for conservation
Go\ Tier. McCall is to receive the American Sceruc and Histone
Preservation Society's 1971 Medal of the Society " award for "his
«*standmg contribution m the field of cemservabon and preservation
of our American heritage **
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