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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1982)
Economic study gives local business a say By Marian Qraan Ot (h* EmarmkS The city of Eugene Is conducting yet another survey relating to economic development, but coordinators say this small business study is out of the ordin ary. The three-part study, supported main ly by the city’s Eugene Private Industry Council, is designed to determine econ omic development needs as perceived by Eugene's small businesses. The study includes an inventory of small business assistance associations, a random opinion survey of 1,000 of Eugene's approximately 3,400 small businesses, defined as those who em ploy 20 or fewer workers. “It s not just an ordinary study,” says Wally Cummins, a representative of Profiles Northwest, the company con ducting the research project. “It’s an action-directed project.” After taking inventory of the more than 200 assistance programs available to small businesses, the city will develop a catalog listing those agencies, says Cummins. He expects that catalog, which will be available at places such as the chamber of commerce, the city in formation desk, the University and Lane Community College, to come out in the middle of July. The random survey will give small businesses a chance to voice their ideas and concerns on business assistance and city government's role in economic development, Cummins says. In the two days since the survey was distributed May 24, about 100 small businesses have responded, and Cum mins says the comments are "sig nificant.” However, specifics will have to wait until results are released sometime in July, he says. EPIC coordinator Lee Beyer says the project will enable the city to get "com munity agreement” on what services are being used and what service gaps, if any, are going unfilled. The survey also should gauge the concerns of small businesses and their perceptions of what the city's role should be in economic development, he says. The survey also may change some businesses' perceptions of Eugene as “anti-businesss," although it’s not de signed specifically to accomplish that, Beyer says. "The city has taken some solid steps in changing that image, but it's going to take some time." He says the catalog of small business services will be unique. "That doesn’t exist anywhere," Beyer says. Beyer says the survey concentrates on small business because they are the*' "backbone" for the total economic development and diversification picture. "The bottomline is not everyone can know everything about running a small business," he says. Classifieds The Aranda Marga Society THE WOMAN IN THE DUNES One of the mow acclaimed turns to come out of Japan WOMAN Mi THE DUNES is a haunting allegory probing fun damental questions of existence and the meaning of freedom The story K about a man who finds hsnaelt trapped with a strange woman at the bottom of a sand pit The start! neemmgty endless sand provides the backdrop lor a dramatic symbolic, and beautifully photographed fMm Wstner of the Special Jury Prize at the Cannes FBm Festival FRIDAY, MAY 2S 7 A »:30 PM 177 LAWRENCE 11.50 _06? 5-28 SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS RETURN OF THE DRAGON Kung Fu superstar Bruce Lee meets seven-tunes World Karate Champion in Rome's Cokseum uke gladiators of the past , they lace each other si a fight to the death This martial arts spectacular captures the particular abilities and magic of Lee at h* best SATURDAY. MAY M 7SSPM 177 LAWRENCE S1.S0/S1 chMren 077:5-28 SUFI CIRCLE PRESENTS ZORBA THE GREEK The meeting of a shy and scholarly Englishman (Alan Bates) and an earthy, exuberant and extravagant Zorba (Anthony Quinn) results in a remarkable film about fully accepting the richness of life Quinn radiates a lusty, vibrant and (oyous energy this is his best and most memorable him role FRIDAY. MAY » 7A 9:48 PM 1 SO GEOLOGY S1 .50/81 children 0ffl,.S-2fi The Ananda Merge Society HEART BEAT When Jack Kerouac wrote On The Road, it ushered in a whole new way of Me m America Kerouac and Neal Gas sady became instant folk heroes, sym bols of an exhilaratmgly tree Me style HEART BEAT is the story of these two men and of Carolyn Cassady. the woman who loved them both Starring Nick Nolle and S«sy Spacek "I found Heart Beal consistently engrossing and even, in the end, profoundly attectmg, Heart Beat makes most of the other current movies seem trifling by compari son Now West magazine SATURDAY. 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