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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1982)
Burrito Supreme Refried Beans Sour Cream Chopped Olives All wrapped in a flour tortilla Also Serving Homemade Cheese Enchiladas Cheddar Cheese Onions $1.50 COMPLIMENTARY MOVIE a GEORGE ROY HILL Rim ROBIN WILLIAMS “THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP MARY BETH HURT GLENN CLOSE • JOHN LITHGOW Executive Producer PAIR 1CK KELLEY Screenplay bv STEYT TES1CH Based on the novel by JOHN IRVING Produced by GEORGE ROY HILL and ROBERT L CRAWFORD Dittoed t* GEORGE ROY HILL FROM anua —_ * WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY n —-. c a»-r tmar m mm’ mmm iReadthe Nwel from POCKETBOOKS! LOCATION: National Theatre 969 Willamette St Eugene DATE: May 20 TIME: 2:00 PM SPONSOR: Univ. of Oregon/ EMU Cultural Forum Admission is tree to the college community, but seating is limited. Admittance is on a first-come, first-served basis. ■ COMPLIMENTARY MOVIE Voters OK housing, defeat gas measure Five statewide ballot measures, four of which deal with raising and spending state revenues, were decided in Tuesday's primary election. Ballot Measure 1, which passed with 55 percent of the vote tallied, will broaden the existing water development project bond authority to include loans for drinking water systems in small municipalities That authority will continue to include only loans for irrigation and drainage projects Ballot Measure 2. approved by Oregon voters, will allow the state to sell bonds to help finance construction of multifamily housing for the handicapped and the higher-income elderly in addition to housing for the low-income elderly the state currently helps fund. Ballot Measure 3, which failed, would have empowered the state to issue up to $60 million worth of general obligation bonds to create the Corrections Building Fund, which would have been used to finance construction and improvement of state, regional, county and local corrections facilities Ballot Measure 4, defeated by about 23,000, would have raised the state s current 8 cents per gallon gasoline tax by 1 cent per year over the next three years and increased the weight/mileage tax on trucks by a comparable proportion (approximately 37 percent) over the same time period These revenues would have been used tor construction and repair of state and local roads Ballot Measure 5, which failed to achieve voter approval, would have allowed the governor to appoint the Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court. The Supreme Court Justices will continue to choose the Chief Justice by selection of the senior judge in terms of service round up— Richard Freeman 4,769 Jack Morrison 8,959 Lane County Commissioners: Springfield: Vance Freeman 3,849 Peter DeFazio 4,135 Fred Hetz 507 Max Madden 646 Michael Perkins 887 Edgar Schnee 440 West Lane: Chuck ivey 3,811 Jack McFall 1.120 Harold Rutherford 3,975 Jerome Hamren 454 Phil Rose 1,883 Herbert Jacobson 771 Don Wilhite 509 Elden Nordahl 940 East Lane: Jim Caps 1,266 John Conrad 400 Ted Ferrioli 1.884 Wally Parker 858 BHI Rogers 8,381 Lane Circuit Court Position 10 Jack Mattison 23,788 Pierre Van Rysselberge 28,396 Continued from page 1 The above figures are not conclusive They represent vot ing tallies with 48 percent of precincts reporting Any sig nificant alterations in voting patterns will be reported in tomorrow's Emerald Olum slates convocation University Pres Paul Olum has scheduled a convocation on Wednes day. May 26, with Univer sity students The meeting will begin at 3:30 p m in Room 150. Geology The convocation will give students a chance to talk with the president about university issues that concern them before they leave at the end of the academic year The May 26 session is one of several meetings Olum has called this year with various segments of the University community TABLES OUTSIDE Greek specialties at reasonable prices. Seafood lunch special every weekday for under $4. poppis GREEK PEASANT FOOD WINE & SPIRIT 675 E. 13th Ave. • Closed Tuesdays • 343-0846 11 30 am -11 00 pm weekdays • 9 am - 11 00 pm weekends Tha Orapon Dady Cmaratd It pubdahad Monday through Friday axcapt during finatt waait and racjDoni by At Oragon Datty Emarakt PutUabtng Co. Ham 696-5511 Adrarbting/Buaktaas 696-3712 696-6343 696-4391 Editor Sally Hodgkmson Gabnel Boebmer Newt Editor Harry Esteve A tart too* Newt Editor John Healy Photo Editor Bob Baker Gnphtct Edttof Michael Schafbuch Editorial Page Editor Con Pernaid Sports Editor Store Spatz Auodmt* Sport* editor Jeff Dickerson '-‘-Comment Editor toyet .^Editor Brooks Dereff Auoclatt Editor* ASUO Dane Ctaussen Community Marian Green Departmenti and Schools Debbie Howlett Feature* Sandy Johnstone Higher Education Ann Portal Politic* / Environment Hon Hunt G anara/ Staff Adrefttalng Director Darlene Gore C la earned Adverftelng Sally Oliar Production Manage/ Ann Peterson Jean Ownbey
