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Women to be admitted to Army ROTC
Women will be admitted this fall, for the first time, to the
University’s Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps ROTC).
Colonel William Burr, professor of military science, announced
the army decision Thursday. He said the Army has been conducting
tests during the past year, in selected institutions, with women in the
ROTC programs, and as a result the decision was made to admit
women to the programs in all institutions where the institutional head
(president) requested it. .
Col Burr said that no major changes will be made in the
University’s ROTC program. The women will wear Army WAC
uniforms and take the WAC standard basic physical proficiency test.
Other than that, they will be treated the same as the men in the
program.
Women will be eligible for ROTC scholarships as men are. The
scholarships cover tuition, textbooks, laboratory fees, phis a $100 a
month allowance.
Economist to discuss presidential vote
William Niskanen, Jr., professor of economics at the Graduate
School erf Public Policy, University of California, Berkeley, will
discuss “The Impact of Economic and Fiscal Conditions on the
Popular Vote for the Presidency,” at 3:30 p.m. today in the EMU. The
free public talk will be sponsored by the University Economics
Department.
Niskanen is one of the “New Political Economists" who have been
developing formal theoretical models to explain governmental
behavior. He has held positions with the RAND Corporation, the U.S
Department of Defense, and the Institute for Defense Analysis. Before
his present appointment, he was assistant director of evaluation for
the Office of Management and Budget,
MEChA to hold elections Tuesday
There will be a MEChA meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 5.
Elections will be held to elect only a director and secretary for
academic year 1973-74. Room will be posted in the EMU.
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Noted musicians to lead summer workshop
Two talented musicians of national acclaim will highlight the
Division of Continuing Education’s (DCE) Haystack summer
workshop program at Cannon Beach during the month of June.
Ralph Matesky, Director of Bands and String Education at Utah
State University, will kick off the Haystack music workshop series
with a 6-day String Workshop beginning June 11. Matesky will lead a 6
day Orchestra Workshop the following week, beginning June 18.
The other new talent is Frank Bencriscutto, Director of Bands at
the University of Minnesota, who will teach a 6-day Band Workshop
beginning June 25.
All Haystack music courses carry two quarter hours of graduate
or undergraduate credit. Tuition is 175.00 per course. Classes meet
Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., and Saturday til]
noon. Late afternoon and evenings will be free for recreation, en
sembles and informal discussions.
Veterans Job Fair Saturday at Fairgrounds
Lane County’s unemployed veterans will have a chance to meet
with some 50 local employers Saturday, at the second annual Jobs
Fair at the fairgrounds. The fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in
the Pioneer building.
The Jobs Fair, sponsored by the National Alliance of Businessmen
and the state employment service, will provide latest job information,
interviews and job counseling by mare than 50 private employers and
10 public agencies. Some agencies included in the fair are Lane
Community College, which will install a Career Information System
computer, the Veterans Administration, state and federal civil ser
vice, and the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training.
Ken Weaver, an NAB representative and a coordinator for the
event, said the fair is designed primarily to provide information and
help for unemployed veterans, but most employers will also have job
application forms available. NAB officials estimate there are 2,000
out-of-work veterans in Lane County.
Last year’s fair attracted more than 1,500 veterans.
Dellenback to hold open office on campus
EUGENE, OREGON — Congressman John Dellenback will hold
open office hours this afternoon at his Eugene office at 163 E. 12th
Street. Interested individuals or small groups wishing to speak briefly
with the Congressman are invited to be at his office between 4:45 and
6:15 p.m Appointments will not be made in advance, but rather on a
first come, first served basis. The time for each conference will be
kept short in order to accomodate as many people as possible.
At 2:30 this afternoon, Dellenback will be at the EMU to listen to
student concerns and answer questions. The room will be posted.
At 9:30 Saturday morning, Dellenback will make the opening
remarks at the National Alliance of Businessmen’s Veterans Job Fair
at the Lane County Fairgrounds.
Sunday afternoon, the Congressman will deliver the Com
mencement address at the Lane Community College graduation
exercises. The ceremony will begin at 3 p.m.. following a 2 p.m.
concert.