et al_
Meeting on dam planned R
A public meeting to discuss the proposed Strube Dam will be held by
the Army Corps of Engineers Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the main meeting
room of Harris Hall, Eighth Avenue and Oak Street.
The dam, authorized by Congress in 1962, would be built two miles
below Cougar Dam on the McKenzie River's South Fork, about 45 miles
east of Eugene.
The project, estimated to cost $51.9 million, also includes adding a
35,000-kw generating unit to the Cougar powerhouse, which now has
two 12,500-kw units.
Students ottered
Lifelong series
The University Lifelong Learn
ing Services is sponsoring a
series of brown-bag lunches for
“non-traditional” and mature stu
dents.
The next one, featuring an open
discussion, is Tuesday at 11:30
a.m. in the EMU, room to be
posted. For more information, call
Karen Likens at 686-3211.
Corrections.
amplifications
Kathy Keene, deputy di
rector of Lane Council of
Governments, says that her
decision to leave her posi
tion at L-COG was not
made at the appropriate
time for personal reasons.
She was inaccurately
quoted as saying the choice
was made at an appropriate
time.
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DISCUSSIONS
The University chapter of Women in Communi
calicn. Inc. V*s sponsor 'Careers in Television"
today at 7:30 pm. in Room 211. Aten Had.
The presentation and discussion wi feature re
porter Jans Johnson, news anchor PaiJa Gurv
ness. producer Gayle Mitchell and camerawoman
Jennifer Lulay from KVAL. Channel 13 The pro
gram is ftee and open to the public
The Lady Lionesses of CresweD are sponsoring
a session titled "How to prevent being tie victim of
a crime' today at 730 pm at Creswel High
School.
The sessKTi offers handouts, movies a rape pm
map. lack display and an information table Guest
speakers writ include John Kilcullin and Maiaa
Morgan of the Lane County Sheriffs office Local
deputies wit atend. and the session is open to the
pubic For further information cal the Lane In
teragency Rape Team at 887-4478.
MEETINGS
There wM be a generat meeting of the Naive
American Staters Union today at 7 p.m at the
Lcn^iouae, 1808 Columbia St Agenda Hama in
clude organuaftcn for the spnng Powwow. parSo
padon in the MuM-Cuttural historical Symposium
and developmeit of a sjanpostan on Intan values
The Incidental Fes Commitee Ml have its Irst
goal budget hearing today at 330 p.m. On the
agenda are the Musa: Steering Committee, recrea
tional folk dance, the University Theater and
Women in Tranertkxt
INTERVIEWS ’
Sign-up sheets tor interviews w«h tie loiowmg
employers ml be poeted W 815 am Werkiesday
Jan 31 Union Pacific Ratload (accounting
seniors. MBA s w*h accounting. I nance or quan
statve economics)
Feb 1 Meter t Frank (almaiors tor ratal trarnng
programs)
In connector with Merer & Frank interviews, stu
dents are a<V>»ed to attond m least one mformaton
sesaoncn Jan 31 These aeoheied al 9a m. 10
a m . 11a.m. 130p.m. or 230 p.m. in Studo A cf
the University Library
The US Marines are also scheduled lobe atihe
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weak For more inlormalan cal the Voluntary Ac
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A charier of vokaiteera is needed to aaetst a
dredor at volunteers. Experience in commwty
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cave and died phone caters, compose and type
letters and madam general records is needed
A fnendy viator a needed to heto a 76year-old
woman witi wateng exsrcaea two or twee time*
per weak. This woman's list language la Russian,
and aha speaks Engtah with dftculty
A Btse study leader is needed tor a group of
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vokJdear wM uaualy work Monday dlamoona. but
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Utah, today at 4 pm. In Room 16. Science i
Ha wove is titled Qene Oupicalon in Baoana
A Ragmalcry Mechanam that Operates by Nalval
Saleclon
Ahmed Altwei)n. a tngursbca graduate aardant.
wit apeak on - Verbal Nouns In Ciaaslcal Arabic'
today * 330 pm. in Room 159, Straub Hak.
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