To include youths
Rights commission restructuring proposed
The Eugene City Council
tentatively agreed in a Conn
mi ttee-of-the-Whole meeting
Wednesday to investigate the
possible establishment of a
youth commission or youth
advocacy group under the
proposed Human Rights Corn
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mission ordinance.
The proposed restructuring of
the Human Rights Commission
creates four commissions, one
each for women, aged persons,
minorities, and handicapped
persons. In addition to the
commissions, a Human Rights
Council, consisting of two
members of each commission,
has also been established.
Public pressure for a youth
commission in addition to the
other four commissions under
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the new ordinance spurred the
council’s consideration of the
matter.
However, some members of
the council feel that there may
not be enough public support for
such a commission and that a
youth advocacy group may better
serve the interests of Eugene's
youth in city affairs.
"A Youth Rights Commission
would have a high emphasis on
legal problems," said Coun
cilman Neil Murray, who is also
“We’re interested in what
they're saying but we don’t ac
cept what they have to say as the
gospel. We feel that way with a
lot of groups, and we try to do our
own leq work.”
Most editors feel OSPIRG
provides Oregon with a beneficial
service. Says Allen of the Mail
Tribune, “I think they’ve done
quite a bit of prying into some
dark corners. I do think they
the assistant dean of students at
the University, Murray said that
while this would be of some use,
there are limits as to the ef
fectiveness of the law regarding
problems of youth. Murray feels
that "youth may be better served”
if the council “looked more
broadly at youth services."
The issue will be further
discussed and possibly acted
upon during the council’s next
meeting at 7:30 Dec. 22.
perform a useful function. I watch
the reports quite carefully."
Jaques agrees. “I look upon
them generally favorably. I really
think they are doing a service to
the communities, I really do. I'm
glad that they take the time to
blow the whistle. It's a resource
that’s not duplicated by other
agencies. They make us aware of
some things we wouldn't be
aware of otherwise.”
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