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Banking official to speak
An executive director of the World Bank will speak in Eugene this
afternoon on a project to establish a world economic order.
Earl Drake, the highest World Bank official to visit Oregon, wilt
speak at the Valley River Inn, 4 p.m. today. Drake will speak in Portland
this morning and will wind up a tour with the Eugene meeting.
The Eugene speech will also kick off a year-long project to acquaint
the Northwest with Third World nation proposals for a new international
economic order. Drake's Eugene appearance is primarily for commun
ity and civic leaders but the public is invited.
Tree cutting permits offered
The Siuslaw National Forest will begin selling permits Wednesday for
cutting Christmas trees. Each permit costs $2 and entitles an individual
to cut one tree. Other national forests have Christmas tree cutting
programs in special areas.
For information about those programs call 687-6521.
The following areas in the Siuslaw National Forest will be dosed to
tree-cutters: Cascade Head Biosphere Reserve, Mt. Hebo, Sand Beach
area south and west of Cape Lookout Highway, Marys Peak (any area
off of Woods Creek Road or Marys Peak Road), all National Forest
within the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, National Forest
land west of Highway 101, and all designated roadless areas.
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Fri. 11 to 11
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Help needed
at Red Cross
The Lane County Red Cross
needs assistance in several vol
unteer service areas. On-the-job
training will be provided for safety
clerks and volunteer clerks at the
chapter building. Photographers
and people interested in a Red
Cross speakers bureau are also
needed. Interested persons
should call Terry Rodriguez, at
344-5244.
Open house set
at law school
The University School of Law
and the Minority Law Student As
sociation will co-sponsor an open
house for pre-law students today
in Room 229 of the Law Center at
7:30 p.m.
The focus of the program is to
inform minority and other students
about law as a career, law school
selection and the application pro
cess, says Robert Cortez, assis
tant director of the Minority Law
Student Association.
Cortez says that minority stu
dents will be given “insights” into
which schools offer the most fi
nancial aid, which have a stronger
emphasis on affirmative action,
and what kind of assistance minor
ity students can expect once in
law school.
Dean Chapin Clark, faculty
members and minority law stu
dents will speak with question and
answer sessions included. Re
freshments and a tour of the law
center will complete the program.
For more information call
686-3879 or 686-3852.
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