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Coalition sets protest
SALEM — The Religious Coalition Against the Death Penalty will
voice its objection to Ballot Measure 8, which would reinstate capital
punishment, at a public rally a march and a bread and soup supper here
Wednesday.
The public rally will start at noon on the steps of the state Capitol in
Salem. At 1 p.m., marchers will move to the Oregon State Penitentiary
from the Capitol. At 3 p.m . denominational meetings will be held for
those interested at locations to be specified after the march. A free
bread and soup supper will be offered at 5:30 p.m. in the Bearcat
Cavern, Putnam University Center. Afterward, Bishop Jack Tuell will
present the Religious Coalition s argument against the death penalty.
China fellowships offered
The Committee on Scholarly Communication with the People's
Republic of China (CSCPRC) announces a program of fellowships for
advanced training in the People s Republic of China. Seven fellowships
will be given for students currently enrolled in graduate degree prog
rams at the University with three years of Chinese.
Contact the Department of East Asian Languages for applications.
Deadline for applications is Nov. 13.
Energy series to start
Robert Lorenzen, Eugene architect and research associate with
the University’s Solar Energy Center, will deliver the first talk Wednes
day in a noon public lecture series on solar energy to be sponsored this
fall by the University Solar Energy Center.
Lorenzen, author of a book entitled “Solar Buildings in the Pacific
Northwest,” will discuss Solar Heating in Oregon.’’
Lectures in the free University series will be held at 12:30 p.m. in
the EMU, room to be posted.
University
alumni add
four to board
Four new members have been
appointed to the University of
Oregon Alumni Association’s
Board of Directors.
Added to the board are Du Icy
Ann Mahar of Portland, a 1963
University graduate who is com
munications director for the
Oregon Education Association;
Nancy Drew Altenhofen of Med
ford, a 1961 University graduate
who owns a Medford clothing
store with her husband, Greg; Carl
Blackburn of Tacoma, Wash., a
1971 University graduate who is
manager of corporate support
communications for the
Weyerhaeuser Corporation; and
Greg Marshall, a 1971 University
graduate who is president of the
Marshall Leasing Company of
Portland.
Two Alumni Association board
members, Jim Roberts of
Spokane and Roger Martin of
Lake Oswego, have been ap
pointed to second three-year
board terms. Roberts, a 1955 Uni
versity graduate, is an executive
with the Seattle First National
Bank in Spokane.
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Mddto East analyst Todd Wanjick wit speak on
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p.m. in the EMU Forum.
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Jm Weaver, D-Ore., on Tuesday at 130 p m. in the
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