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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1976)
Camilla Pratt, Candidate for Eugene Water and Electric Board, Wards 2 and 3. • as an active member of Oregon Environmental Council, Friends of the Earth. 1,000 Friends of Oregon. Joint Energy Conservation Council of Lane County, Eugene Future Power Committee, and the League of Women Voters, I work with people dedicated to solving our environmental prob lems, • as a regular attender of EWEB meetings for over 2 years, I understand the policies, procedures, and problems of the utility. • eis a homemaker and citizen-activist, I have no conflicts of interest and will represent rate payers fairly. •as a weH-informed, caring individual, 1 strongly support Measure 9. the Nuclear Safeguards Act. • as a responsive, responsible person, I welcome the oppor tunity to share your views and answer your questions. Call me at 485-2244 Incumbent Commissioner John Reynolds has given Camilla Pratt his strongest endorsement and support Elect Camilla Pratt to EWEB Paid by Elect CamriL Pratt to EWEB Committee. Eleanor Herbert coordinator Leo Maiatore. treasureer 2275 Cotumba St. Eugene. Oregon 97403 -...el al Emerald sets record straight 790 E. 11th (two doors from the Mayflower) Quality New and Used RECORDS Rock, Jazz, Blues, Folk, CW, Classical Mon.-Sat. 11 to 7 342-2088 ELECT TOM MORELAND FOR CITY COUNCIL—WARD 3 LEADERSHIP FOR EUGENE'S FUTURE Paid For By: Tom Moreland lor City Council Committee/David J. Pederaen, Chairman Rosemary Batori DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE “Serving on the city’s Women’s Commis sion and Human Rights Council has given me an opportunity to be effective locally — such as pushing for the Rape Team’s fund ing. 1 will continue to speak out for indi vidual rights at the state level.” £ 0SfeUArtM i Paid Rosemary Batori tor State Rep . Mike Stone. Treas 2489 Emerald Eugene. Or r N Oregon Daily Emerald The Oregon Daily Emerald is publshed Monday throutfi Fnday except <kinng exam weeks and vacations The paper is publshed by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publgung Co. Inc . at the L ni* ersity of Oregon. Eugene. Oregon 97403 From its offices on the 3rd floor of the Erb Memorial Union the Oregon Daily Emerald operates independent of #ie University The Oregon Daily Emerald is a member of Associated Press and College Press Service, and is divided into four co-egual departments: News/Edtorial Display Advertising Busness Classified Advertising Production 686-5511 686-3712 666-4343 6864381 Editor Managmg Editor Asst Managng Etttor News Editor Ecttorial Page Edrtor Greg Wasson Wally Benson Martha Btss Lora Cuykendal Jackman Wilson X Graphics Editor Asst Graphics Editor Sports Edtor Asst Sports Editor Entertanment Editors Wire Editor Associate Editors: Environment ASUO State System. Student Services Community State Politics Local Politics Features Departments ana Schools Night Editor Production Manager Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Accountant Perry Gaskin Steve Sandstrom Jett Nielson John Henderson Bob Webb Peter Duryea Paul Waldschmidt E G WhUeSwrft Brenda Tabor Lon Peterson Heather McClenaghan Mike McLari Tom Jackson Nick Galo Kathy Craft Tom Fluhady Kate Seigal Carl Bryant Darlene Gore Ted Johnston To err is human and in an effort to prove the Emerald's basic hu manity, Wednesday s paper con tained a few mistakes. An article about the controversy over the interpretation of Ballot Measure No. 9 contained an in correct identification. Chris Thomas is an attorney for the Oregonians for Nuclear Safeguards. John Purcell, a spokesman for the Oregonians Against the Ban on Nuclear Energy, is a senior sales engineer for Westinghouse Electric Corpo ration. The story on new registration procedures misreported the number of credits a student must complete to qualify as a senior. A student must have completed at least 135 credit hours at the time of registration in order to qualify as a senior and have first crack at Mac Court registration. r-Candidates and Issues: Today—, 7 a.m. -Spnnglield mayoral candidates Mike Nohrenberg. Rich Petersen and B J Ro gers (three ol *« mayoral entries! will discuss their campaigns at a meeting ol the Spnngfield Chamber of Commerce At the International Steak n Brew Restaurant. 1-5 and Belt Line Breakfast is optional 11 ajn. — Jon Srtvermoon candidate lor Eugene Water ft Electric Board (Wards 1 & 8). wilt riscuss his campaign at the Lane Com munity Coiege cafeteria. Center Building No charge 11:30 a m. — The candidates lor the Oregon House n Ckst *4 (easier Lane!— Hepubkcan Bill Rogers and Democrat Austin Colcord — will be nterviewed by KUON and Flag sler-Guard reporters At Hams Hall No charge Noon — Stale Sen Betty Browne, a care* dale lor Lana ekstnct attorney, will discuss her campaign at the fourth Demo Forum ol the week At the Colonial Inn (note location change) The *2 25 lunch a optional Noon - John Park hurst. GOP Candida In lor Lane commissioner will discuss his campaign at meeting of the Eugene Active 20 30Ckjb At the Eugene Hotel Lunch is optional Noon— The balm measures on fluoridation wilt be ctscussed by both sides of the issue at a meeting sponsored by the Lane County Health Council At the upstairs meeting room in the Eugene PubSc L tor ary Bring your own lunch 12.30 p m. Democrat*: candidate lor the District 39 House race. Grattan Kerens, will speak about hra campaign in the EMU. room to be posted 12 JO p.m. — Representatives of Orego mans lor Nuclear Safeguard*.'' a group sup porting Slate Ballot Measure No 9 (nuclear aaleguards). will (kscuss thee side of (tie ar gument al (tie University Law School (Room 129) No charge 1 30 p.m. — The three candidates lor mayor of Eugene — Neil Murray. Gu* Keller and Jerome Kernoschali — will be interviewed by KUGN end Register-Guard reporters Al Har ns Hall No charge 5:30 pan. — Rosemary Baton. Democratic candidate n House Dial 40 (South Eugene). wiH discuss her campagn with merrtiers ol Eugene s minority community at no-host re ception sponsored by the Lane County Tax payers Council Al the Eugene Hotel No charge 7 JO p.m. — Lane Commissioner F rank El iott will discuss hm re election campaign al the Mlh Demo Forum ol the week Al the Democra tc Campaign Headquarters. 873 WiSamette St No charge 7.30 p.m. — Jerry Rust, independent carx* dale lor Lane commissioner, will discuss his campaign at meetng of Eugene Business 8 Professional Women s Club Al North s Chuck Wagon Restaurant ?9th & Willamette No charge, but dinnei optional 730 p.m Tone Nathan independent candidate lor Congress nwll discuss her cam paign at meeting oI the Upper McKenna F arm Bureau At the home ol Melvin Thompson 3910 River Rd No charge • p.m. — A forum lot a variety ol candidates sponsored by the Eugene Jaycoes Al the Thunder bad Motel Coburg Road No charge •briefs MEETINGS The Black Student Union will sponsor a meeting tor minority students interested m entering law school at 1 30pm today in the EMU, room number to be posted Ail interested minority students should attend For further information, contact Pat Melson. 6864379 The ASUO Executive Staff will meet today at 3.30 p m in the EMU (room to be posted) LECTURES Oregonians for Nuclear Safeguards will speak today at 12 30 p m m favor of Ballot Measure No 9 m Room 129 Law The discussion is the second part of a two-day senes which featured opponents of the measure Wednesday Sponsored by the Student Bar Association The Survival Center and the Recycling and Re source Recovery class present Jerry Rust today at 11 30 a m m the EMU room to be posted Topic Recycling as a means to reforestation Joel Eaton from the NASA Goddard Space f light Center mall speak today at 3 30 p m on Stars with Espanctng Atmospheres as Members ct Oou b»e Star Systems Sponsored by the physics de pa/tment. the colloquum will be m Room 16 So ence l MISCELLANEOUS The University Gerontology Association, the Lane County Gray Panthers, and the Senior Lobby will sponsor a two-hour fo'um tonight horn 7 to 9 pm on upcoming election issues directly a Heel mg seniors AH students are welcome to attend the forum in the EMU. room to be posted The Gerontology Association is asking students to volunteer a ride and help take a senior to the polls with them Tuesday, election day If interested m helping stop by the Gerontology Associations desk Suite One EMU or call 686 3749 The Plutonium Connection will be shown by the Survival Center tonight at 7 30 and 9 in Room 138 Gilbert Film is tree of charge and everyone is invited to attend BETTY BROWNE IS BETTER Take this quiz and see why 1. Who really wrote the rape till the district attorney claims as his own? 2. Who really wrote the marijuana bill the district at torney has profited from? 3. Who is a member of the board which reduced funding to the rape team? 4. Who has been endorsed by the Women’s Political Caucus? 5. Who will listen if you have a consumer complaint? 6. Who has helped write most of the laws enforced by the District Attorney’s office? Answers: 1. Women’s Political Caucus 2. Charles Porter 3. Pat Horton 4. Betty Browne 5. Betty Browne 6. Betty Browne Betty Browne for District Attorney Committee, Jim Tattersall, treas , 3450 Harris, Eugene, Oregon 97403.
