Legal Aid Service
faces financial woes
A Lane County-Eugene revenue sharing budget subcommittee
has decided not to advise a $10,000 cut in County Legal Aid Service
funding, contrary to the recommendation of a citizens advisory commit
tee
But Legal Aid Service director Mervyn Loya can breathe only a little
bit more easily. Legal Aid, which provides free legal help to low income
persons, still has a mountain of financial problems and the budget
committee s recommendation is still contingent on city-county approval
of a 15 per cent increase in the total revenue sharing budget for social
service programs.
Loya said Legal Aid is pleased to learn of the recommendation but
that the city council and county commissioners still have to decide in the
next several weeks whether to approve the final revenue sharing
budget
Anita Larseri. supervisor of the revenue sharing program, said the
committee has advised that Legal Aid receive $35,000, the same as its
funding for fiscal year 1976-77
Legal Aid had requested $45,000 so it would be possible to fund a
staff position for which the service is losing federal funding The citizens
advisory committee recommended $25,000 for the program
Legal Aid s other financial problems include the possible loss of six
experienced attorneys and a legal secretary because government
grants for the positions are running out
Management course set
The Division of Continuing Education at Portland State University
is sponsoring a seminar on etlective executive management May 24 at
the Valley River Inn
Persons interested in attending should till out a registration form by
May 17 Cost is $60, which includes tuition, lunch, materials and coflee
breaks For further information call Bob Irwin, Portland 229-4820 or toll
free 800-452-1368
Mac Court
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^.rector authority over athletic practico time states that this authority be
granted for at least one time per term The Cultural Forum wants this
specifically designated for only once per term
Another clause says no non-University organization may retain a
profit from an event co-sponsored with a University organization The
Cultural Forum asked that off-campus organizations be able to make a
profit based on a 90-10 percentage split with the University organiza
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Lallas said the committee will consider all testimony given at the
hearing and will come up with a final proposal in early May The final
draft must be approved by University Pres William Boyd and the State
System of Higher Education
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BARB SELBY
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