Gather ’round
Jerry Rust, Lane County Commissioner
running tor governor, climbed atop the EMU
soapbox Wednesday and let students know
where he stands.
“You've gotta get involved — let 'em know
how you feel,” Rust advised, directing
students to send postcards to their congress
men.
Weyerhaeuser’s McKenzie River project
“went against the land-use plan oithe people”
and was “on their terms — not the communi
ty’s terms," Rust said to smattering applause.
Rust’s visit was sponsored by the Univer
sity Democrats.
Groups slate forum on aid cuts
A forum to discuss Pres
Ronald Reagan's proposed fi
nancial aid cuts will be held to
night at 7 30 in EMU Room 167.
The forum, sponsored by the
ASUO and SUAB brings
together both critics and sup
porters of Reagan's budget
proposal Reagan's proposal
includes a $141 5 million reduc
tion in 1982-83 financial aid ap
propriation
Reagan's 1983-84 proposal
would eliminate $590 million
from the amount available this
academic year
Defending Reagan s proposal
will be Peter Murphy, Reagan's
campaign head in Oregon dur
ing the 1980 election. Other
scheduled speakers include
Cynthia Wooten, city council
member and an aide to Rep Jim
Weaver, D-Oregon; Ray Naff, an
aide to Sen Mark Hatfield, R
Oregon; and Eduardo Wolle, the
Belushi died of cocaine,
heroin OD, coroner says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comedy star John Belushi died of an
overdose of cocaine and heroin, the Los Angeles coroner
announced Wednesday
Coroner Thomas Noguchi said that Belushi died ' due to
intravenous injections of heroin and cocaine,'' and said that both
drugs were found on the premises where he died
Noguchi's secretary said that the coroner would comment on
the results Thursday but would have no immediate comment
The written announcement said that the medical investigation
into Belushi's death has been completed
The brief statment said. "The deceased died of an overdose
due to intravenous injections of heroin and cocaine Both the
cocaine and heroin were found on the premises ”
The 33-year-old comedy star was found dead in a rented
bungalow last Friday.
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Oregon Student Lobby’s legis
lative assistant
Kathryn Eaton, head of the
Bureau of Government Re
search Library, is moderator for
the event
Speakers will have five min
utes to present their views. After
allowing the panel 15 minutes to
question each other, the forum
will be opened up to questions
from the audience
Meanwhile, the ASUO-SUAB
letter-writing campaign
produced 640 letters by Tues
day night, toward an 800 letter
goal The tables providing ma
terials probably will end tonight,
but will begin again next term if
more volunteers can be found,
according to Dave Berns, the
ASUO's legislative coordinator
Berns says the ASUO
received a call from Weaver s
office in Washington, D C
Tuesday that thanked them for
letters received so far and asked
that students keep them com
ing
The staff commented that the
letters are good ammunition for
the congressional battle over
the aid cuts that started this
week, Berns says.
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