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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1982)
Omil Skylight Vegetarian Sandwich \ MARINE OFFICER PROGRAMS A Marine Corps Officer Selection Officer will be on your campus DATE: 9 and 10, March • GUARANTEED AVIATION TIME: 10 am - 2 pm • FREE FLYING LESSONS PLACE: Lobby of Erb Memorial Union • $100 A MONTH IN COLLEGE SEE CAPTAIN D.L. DURDEN # N0 ON CAMPUS TRAINING DO If you’re tired of. . . shopping for food planning menus washing dishes cleaning the bathroom lonely nights with no friends WE HAVE A DEAL FOR YOU! Lots of spaces for women — limited space for men The U of O Residence Halls offer you the best buy in town . . . . . hallways and rooms fully carpeted sheets and pillow cases laundered for you once a week 20 meals a week (3 meals a day and breakfast and noon dinner on Sundays) with all you can eat, salad bars, vegetarian choices, pleasant atmospher . laundry facilities . . . color cable TV <&c ofte ofa 9^ s$e 9$e 9$e a&e And all this for you: Spring Term* $489.00 (double) $634.00 (single) That’s LESS THAN $200 a month for full room and board for the rest of the school year in a double room. You can’t beat those prices. And consider the fringe benefits. . . •ready made friends to share the fun of ski trips to the mountains, barbecues at the beach, study breaks around the fireplace, intramural teams in many sports. •computer terminals in each complex for resident’s use •writing labs and study seminars For specials programming, look into our Environmental hall, our Academic Pursuit hall or our International Studies hall. Each has something unique. •slightly higher prices at the University Inn where private baths and phones are a part of the regular service. For more information and an application come to the Housing Office: Walton hall, ISth and Agate (across from Hayward Field) or ^ 6%(M77 emerald inter I nation at From Associated Prsss reports Military candidate leads in Guatemala GUATEMALA CITY Gen Angel Anibal Guevara, the military-backed candidate in Guatemala’s presidential election, maintained a firm vote lead Monday, but his three civilian rivals claimed fraud and said they would challenge the * results All four candidates are right of e center politically, and leftists boycotted Sunday s balloting c Guevara, former defense minister in the military-dominat ed government, was getting 37 percent of the votes, but it ap peared he would not obtain the absolute majority required for election The outgoing Congress will name the president from the top two vote-getters if no candidate captures 51 percent of the vote, and Guevara, with the largest number of votes, was con sidered the likely victor in legis lative balloting for a four-year term With 383,365 votes counted, Guevara had 143,440 votes, or 37 percent Second with 105,410 votes, or 27 percent, was Mario Sandoval Alarcon of the far-right National Liberation Movement Alejandro Maldon ado Aguirre, a Christian Democrat and the most moder ate of the four candidates, had 96,021, or 25 percent Gustavo Anzueto Vielman of the Authen tic Nationalist Center was win ning just over 10 percent with 38,489 Propellants loaded aboard Columbia CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Launch pad crews completed minor tasks Monday following a trouble-free loading of volatile propellants aboard the space shuttle Columbia "We are looking now to preliminary preparations for beginning of the launch count down Thursday, March 18," said spokesman Dick Young at Kennedy Space Center The five-day countdown leads into the March 22 liftoff for Columbia's third flight, a seven day mission designed primarily to test temperature extremes on the reusable spacecraft and its cargo The fill-up of hydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide fuels into the spacecraft's maneuvering and steering systems was the last major hurdle to be overcome before technicians begin gear ing up tor an actual launch Saudi Arabia cuts oil production NEW YORK Saudi Arabia's decision to cut its daily oil production by 1 mil lion barrels will not halt the de cline in world oil prices unless other OPEC members also agree to decrease production, analysts said Monday Saudi Arabia, which produces more than 40 percent of OPEC's oil, announced over the weekend that it had cut production to 7 5 million barrels in March At the same time, the Organ ization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said it would hold an emergency meeting March 19 in Vienna to discuss weakening oil prices "This in itself will not make a difference,' said J G Stabback, an energy specialist at the Royal Bank of Canada in Calgary, Al berta, of the Saudi move Stabback and other analysts said they expect the Saudis to press tor — and receive — con cessions from other OPEC members to limit their produc tion A cut of 1 million barrels a day in Saudi Arabia's output will have little effect on the huge oversupply of oil on world mar kets, analysts said because the Saudis production already was falling below the official ceiling of 8 5 million barrels by at ieast 500,000 barrels a day MARCH SUN MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT Garbage I Grinders 51.99 D v« I— N N E Ladies NITE Bosworth Brothers Hump Band NITE Garbage Grinders M.99 10 KICK ll 12 13 Ladies NITE Hump NITE The Bachelors 14 Garbage Grinders M.99 21 Garbage Grinders M.99 »k R D^D _A_ 22 N A C F E ie a Ladies NITE 17 St. Patrick’s Day PARTY Hump NITE 18 Reflex 19 Hot Wh 20 acks 29 T •a m 23 Ladies NITE 24 Hump NITE 25 26 nflight 27 28 Garbage Grinders M.99 30 31 KOFFEE Ladies NITE Hump NITE Ladies Nisht: All well drinks iust SOc from 9-2 (ladies only) Hump Night: 99c Cower Charge. 99< well drinks and Beer St. Patrick's Day Party: Green Beer 1.00 4-7pm Irish Whiskey Shots 1.00 ail day and night There's Always Something Good Happening At O’CALLAHANS Incredible Edibles and Libations 440 Coburg Road. 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