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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1982)
Anthony supports arms freeze By Bnnt Walth OtWrntmmmU Ross Anthony, a University economics professor and Repub lican candidate for U S. Congress, 4th District, has added his name to the growing list of nuclear arms freeze supporters. Speaking in the EMU Tuesday, Anthony said he shares the nuclear freeze “sentiment," but a freeze won't guarantee world peace. “We must have vigorous dedication to preventing nuclear war,” Anthony told about 35 students and campaign workers. He said he agrees with Sen. Mark Hatfield, a fellow Republican and sponsor of a congressional nuclear freeze. Pres. Ronald Reagan s recent call for arms talks with the Soviet Union are encouraging, Anthony said, adding that the president's usual hard-line stance has been softened by the nationwide support for a freeze Although the session was labeled a "nuclear freeze forum,” Anthony also answered questions on other issues and called for campaign support Abortion should remain a woman's personal choice, he said. "Such a choice is traumatic for the woman involved Each woman should make the decision for an abortion on her own.” Anthony denied he was “jumping on the bandwagon" by announcing his support for a freeze "I see this as a continuation of my commitment to peace," Anthony said “I lived my commitment to peace," citing his experience in Nepal as an agricultural extension agent and community health project director. Rot* Anthony Photo by Bob Baker artistic living The popularity of the University’s environ mental residence halts started this year has triggered the creation of a creative arts halt tor next fall. Marge Ramey, assistant housing director expects the creative arts hall to attract 75 to 90 students, including artists, performers and those who want to increase their appreciation of the arts The new residence hail, which will be locat ed in Wilcox Ha«, will be open to students of all class levels and will be co-ed with separate floors for women and men Wilcox has a large lounge and a conference room, and Ramey says she hopes half res idents will be able to use these rooms for art or photography displays and other visual or per forming-arts presentations Several other special interest hails are available next year Students can select from an international studies half, two environmen tal issues halls and several academic halls. Last fall, 300 students applied for 65 open ings m the new environmental hall. - Correction Tuesday's Emerald incor rectly stated that Joe Ar gast's proposal, requiring advisory board approval of literature distribution was defeated at Monday's Res idence Hall Governance Committee meeting. The proposal was not voted on. On Wednesday, Ron Taylor's name was omitted from a list of students run ning for student-at-large po sitions on the University Bookstore Board of Direc tors I w II (f> Indulge! Desserts and coffee drinks afternoons and evenings. MA'Axw.yie (j»AI At Wendy's, we believe in the quality ot American beef. That's why we've never allowed imported beef. Not once in our entire history. That's why we've never allowed frozen beef. Not once in our entire history. Wendy's hamburgers are made from only 100% pure, & fk< . .• . u Government inspected, American beet. When we first started Wendy's with one restaurant, we set standards in the industry that no one has ever topped. And we've never abandoned those standards. Not once in our entire history. XThafs why we've been saying, there "ain't no reason to go . t |3 anyplace else." mam**' WENDY’S. AIITT NO REASON TO 60 ANYPLACE ELSE.. C l#hl ' ii.»« *• 41. m.+i Is* 4l. h.tfl**' Eugene: 2830 Willamette Franklin $1 Vitlard West 11th & McKinley Springfield: 1499 Mohawk Blvd. 1965 River Road p................ TWO SINGLE ! HAMBURGERS FOR $1.50 SAVE 70* 5 Uod *1 Eugene Sprm|fwM Not valid witk any otker offer or KIDS' — FUNPAK* I One coupon par cualomar. ™ Ckeeae eat re ■ off£r EXPIRES MAY 31. m2 I Pirate pretent coupon when j ordering '■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I FREE 16 oz PEPSI WHEN YOU BUY A SALAD OR TACO SALAD SAVE 60c Good at Eugene Springfield Not valid with any other offer One coupon per customer OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31. 19*2 Please present coupon when It . FREE FRIES ■ WHEN YOU BUY ANY SANDWICH 5 SAVE 65« Good il Eugene Springfield. Not valid with any other offer or KIDS'S FUN PAK.*« On* coupon par customer. Cheese aitra. OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31. IM2 Please present coupon whan I
