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University student killed
A University student was killed and his
companion injured after the car they were
traveling in went out of control in a deep
pool of water and smashed into a power
pole
James Jones 21, of 1750 Hilyard St.,
Apt 26 was killed at about 1am Wed
nesday morning as he and Bernard Bjork.
28. of 3501 Hilyard St . Apt 24. were
traveling west on Franklin Boulevard
Bjork sustained injuries and is in stable
condition at McKenzie-Willamette Hos
pital, Springfield He is also believed to
be a former University student
The cause of the accident is not yet
known
Power in the Glenwood area was inter
rupted for several hours because of the
wreck
Chancellor
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university president in Oregon) since 1979 He
hold a master's degree in bacteriology and a
Ph D in microbiology and biochemistry from the
University of Wisconsin and was head of the
biological sciences department at Purdue
University for 16 years
Koffler. who is 59 said he was attracted to the
chancellor position partially by a commitment to
influence the changing direction of higher
Oregon s budget problems seem to be short
term and cuts in the higher education budget
should reflect that, Kotfler said Faculty tenure
should be protected absolutely as long as you
can' because laying off tenured faculty can
quickly alter the true nature of institutions, he
said
education
"I owe something to the young people now
to see that what we created be preserved he
said
Atiyeh
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million, this will not further disadvantage the
unemployed or under-employed
Super HARRP is needed the governor
said because ta* relief is unjustifiable for those
with high incomes "Combining the programs,
and providing relief only for those with incomes
under S35 000 will save the state general fund
S35 million in this biennium
Super HARRP however was rejected
earlier in the special session because many
legislators thought the proposal too complex to
deal with in a special session
Saying that we have to wade our way
through the best of the bad answers Atiyeh
recommended an increase in beer and wine taxes
for one year ($4 4 million in revenue) an increase
in taxpayer audits to collect disputed tax dollars
($8 million), and an increase in income tax col
lections ($5 5 million)
Atiyeh responded — in an interview after the
press conference — to criticism that he is incon
sistent by advocating cuts in higher education
budgets while recommending $500,000 for a
special high-technology education program it s
just a matter of targeting money for what I think is
important right now
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