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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1972)
Ml? Part It - The Festival of Beauty Saturday - July 8 150 Science 7 i 9 pm *1.00 ASUO Cultural Forum Local minister to be featured on broadcast Rev. Don Gall, a Eugenean who was arrested recently in Washington D.C. for anti-war activity, will be featured in a televised broadcast this weekend. The Presbyterian minister will be speaking at 11:15 p.m., Sunday, on Channel 9 (KEZI). The broadcast is being sponsored by the Eugene chapter of Clergy and Laymen Concerned (CALC). Gall traveled to Washington in mid-May as part of a national CALC lobbying effort regarding the Church-Case amendment, a bill to eu' off funds for the In dochina war. The day the group arrived the bill was effectively killed in the Senate by passage of a rider, so the ministers and laymen decided to demonstrate to make their presence known. Gall and 132 others, including Dr. Benjamin Spock and Yale chaplain William Sloan Coffin, were arrested when they remained in the Rotunda past closing time, conducting a worship service. Gall chose to j spend two days in jail rather than [ pay the $25 fine for the offense. CHRYSTALSHIP OFFERS OPERA TREASURY CATALOG REGULAR 2.25 FOR 1.75 per disc limited time only von karajon, ansermet, solti, maag, monteux, kubeiik & others CHRYSTALSHIP 164 W. BROADWAY 342-6932 OPEN TILL 10:00 EVERY NIGHT INCLUDING SUNDAY Tne Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday during tne school year, except during exam and vacation per.ods. and tour times weekly during summer session by tne Emerald Board of Directors at the University ot Oregon Second class postage paid at Eugene Oregon. 97403 Subscription rates (1 i University ot Oregon student ana faculty sfatt subsrr.pt.on ra’rs are based on annual contracts between me fcmerad and tne A3UO and tne Emerald and tne University administration Tne rate of tnese subscriptions >s approximately $2 00 per (II i Special subscriptions tor persons not included m category (i ) are available a* a rateo* 110 per year 19 00 per academic year and 13 SO per term Bill Bucy General Manager On Campus Cultural forum to sponsor dance The ASUO Cultural Forum is sponsoring a dance Friday night from 8-12 in the EMU Ballroom. Music will be by the “Sub Zero Family Band.” Admission is one dollar. Prof receives award for article Willis Greer, assistant professor of accounting at the University received the Lybrand Silver Medal from the National Assn, of At. countants (NAA), at a recent conference of that organization! Philadelphia. Greer's work placed second in competition with men than 1.000 manuscripts. His article “Better Motivation for Time Constrained Sequential Production Process” won the award It wtf be published in August's “Management Accounting,” the office publication of NAA. Record policy hearing set A public hearing on the proposed Student Record Policy of tlx University will beheld from 9 a m. to 10:30 a.m. next Thursday, inj> Johnson Hall Conference Room. The proposed rules define “personal” records, describe procedures under which records are established and retained, designate certain records as confidential, and describe the conditiog under which access to records will be restricted. Copies of the proposed Student Record Policy are on file and ops to public inspectionn at the following locations: Office of Gerali Bogen, vice president for student services (110 Johnson); Office if Robert Bowlin, dean of student personnel services (258 Emerald), Office of David Frohnmayer, assistant to the President (319 Lai School Building); Bill Wyatt, ASUO President, (308 EMU); and Cliff Zukin, ASUO Senate President (311 EMU). Wyatt to speak before interim committee ASUO President Bill Wyatt will speak at Friday's meeting ol tit Interim Education Committee in Salem. Wyatt’s topic will be ‘T* Goals of Education.” Also appearing before the committee will be Roy I.ieuaUen, chancellor of the state system of higher education; Floyd Steam, chairman of the Educational Coordinating Council; and Dale Par nell, superintendent of public instruction. Feliciano concert canceled The Jose Feliciano concert scheduled for 8 p.m. Saturday at Mat Court, has been canceled. [ Community i Council agrees to hearing on closure The Eugene City Council agreed Wednesday to call for a put* hearing for August 14 on a Eugene Planning Commission request It close a portion of the alley north of 11th Street between Pearl and Hi# Streets. The closure would be necessary for construction of the proposed Benjamin Franklin Savings and Loan building The council action came at its regular weekly Committee-oMte Whole meeting in the Eugene Hotel. Demoforum conference scheduled Demoforum ’72 has been scheduled for July 28-30 at Kah-NeeTs Lodge near Warm Springs in Central Oregon. The fifth annual conference is expected to draw more than 3# persons this year to a weekend of discussions on issues facing Oregonians apd looking at ways of financing solutions. Demoforum '72 is a state wide group of progressive Democrats, open to anyone, which meets annually. It pursued a lobbying program at the 1971 legislature. More than 250 persons partic ipated in Demoforum ’71. /IG/HE BIJOU m
