Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, October 05, 1982, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextAtiyeh, Kulongoski debate: parting shots MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) - Gov Vic Atiyeh and Democratic challenger Ted Kulongoski accused each other again Monday night of lacking the ability to lead Oregon out of the economic reces sion The pair completed their third and final debate scheduled before the Nov 2 general election Kulongoski, a state senator from Junction City and a labor lawyer, drew the warmest applause from the Southern Oregon Central Labor Council, which sponsored the debate Atiyeh said his record shows that he has worked to heln Oreaon’s timher industry, diversify its economy and improve its image "I'm for the working people more than he is,” Atiyeh told 250 union members at the Medford Labor Temple A few Libertarian Party members were outside the building with picket signs protesting the exclusion from the debates of their candidate, Paul Cleveland Atiyeh said Kulongoski's support for plant closure legislation last year "sent a chill outside Oregon” and threatened to cost the state jobs Plant closure legislation called for comDanies to aive advance notice hefore shutting down operations and, in some forms, required corporations to pay extra taxes and benefits to workers before leaving the state The legislation did not pass Kulongoski introduced one of three plant closure bills but later renounced the advance notification and punitive payments of the proposals However, he says the state must do something for towns affected by mill closures Kulongoski attacked Atiyeh more strongly than in previous debates on the governor s support of Reaganomics, the economic theories that Kulongoski said have caused 100.000 Oreaonians to lose their jobs Kulongoski told the audience that Atiyeh supported President Reagan's theories and that the governor said Reagan was good for Oregon He said Atiyeh began trying to separate himself from Reagan s policies in March, when it became apparent that Reaganomics was not working Asked how he would deal with the state's limited tax revenues in budgeting for the next biennium, Kulongoski said the first step is to develop a technique for forecasting that doesn't look at the world through “the rose-colored glasses of Reaaanomics." CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE PLACED AT OOE OFFICE, 300 EMU UO BOOKSTORE STAMP COUNTER EMU MAIN DESK DEADLINES: Ads must be placed by 1 pm one day prior to publication Ads that are to appear in Monday s paper must be in by I pm Friday The ODE cannot be responsible lor more than one day's Incorrect adver tising insertion The ODE'S liability tor typographical errors, incorrect inser tions. or omissions in advertising pub lished shall be limited solely to the cancellation ot charges tor such portion of space occupied by the error It your ad appears Incorrectly, call 688-4343 before 1 pm lor correction in the next day's issue RATES: nates are 1S cents per word for the first day and 12 cants per word tor consecutive days the ad is run with out change $1.50 minimum tor the first Insertion $1.20 minimum for consecutive In sertions THERE IS NO REFUND FOR AD CANCELLATIONS! PA YMENT; All ads must be paid for in advance unless a billing agreement has been established with us DISPLAY CLASSIFIEDS are available at the ODE office. ?00 EMU Clothing Buy-Sell-Trade-Consign OLD FRIENDS 1128-A AKIer 10:30-5:30 Featuring tine vintage apparel and con temporary fashions_406 10-8 LAFLER SILKSCREEN Custom printed t-shirts in quantity 342-2300.342-1927. 591 10 8 UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES GOOD SELECTION of quality tall and winter clothing for the whole family, household items, toys and books SHOP ALL our departments regularly as we have new and used items consigned Monday thru Thursday of each week HOURS Mon-Sat 10-4 pm THRIFT 0 GIFT SHOP 2839 Willamette 343-3801 55? 10-5 SPECIAL RECONSTRUCTED TV Sale B & W $20 and up Color $80 and up Warranty I year on picture tube 90 days on labor Call 686-9719 after 7 10 pm __10-8 HYPNOSIS TAPES All subjects $10 each Improve concentration, memory overcome exam phobia 041-6014 10 8 GOOD USED OFFICE FURNITURE Chairs, desk, file cabinets Liska School Equip 344-5026. 10-11 LOOKING FOR AN INEXPENSIVE way to furnish your apartment? Need a bike or bike parts? We have them and much more Radios $5 and up. TVs $12 50 and up. toasters, cotfeemakers. electric skillets, dishes, large appliances jeans, sweaters, etc . etc at the LEDC Company Store 245 Polk Weekdays 6:30-5 Weekends 10-4 _515 10-5 SOFA, DESKS. DRESSERS Waterbed. ladies 10-speed 242 2620,6 pm 10-5 MEN'S PEUGEOT bike 24 $175 242-8278 10-8 POLYFOAM Cut rate prices Sleeping pads, mattresses any size BOB'S UPHOLSTERY 258 Po* 343-1858 525 tin DOUBLE BED Sofa 2 chairs end la bles. ping pong table, 1978 Omni 1804 Maywood 688-1 ?57 10-5 RALIEGH 10-SPEED 2? lenders excellent condition, $100 Sekai (1000). 10 speed, 25”. $50 Full size mattress, boxsprings and Irame $25 Call 245 9805 between 5-7 pm 10-5 NEW SONY WALKMAN 2 with re charge battery, $115 485-4217, 10-5 Manual TYPEWRITER Carrying case $50 or best otter 485-1197 Keeplrying 10 6 1969 BUG Custom driftwood bumpers make otter John 682-6260, 686-2629 _10-6 FOAM! FOAM! FOAM! Cut 1o any size Mattresses, cushions, sleeping pads, van beds and pillow inserts THE FOAM OUTLET behind Mayfair, Spld 747-1425__ 10 29 REFRIGERATOR S75 Dryer $75 Both work great 242-7250 eves Delivered _107 DORM CONTRACT $20 toward depi, sit Call Rick at 244-5544_10-11 NEW 165 LB WEIDER WEIGHT SET Solid iron, plates, bars, clips Evenings. 245-0216. best offer._ 10-6 WATERBED Queen, $75 242-4710, evenings 10-6 FURNITURE-ANTIQUE S-TOOLS MISC. Just about everything tor house or apartment AAA Salvage Center BUY-SELL-TRADE 2750 Franklin Blvd at Henderson 746-5150 5% all with this ad! 10-1? NEW WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM Scientific 8 week study $50 lee covers all materials Enrollment closes Oct 1 241-6014._ 10-8 Indigenous Cultures of Latin America Presented by the Eugene Council for Human Rights in Latin America Taught by guest lecturers This week professor of anthropology Phil Young will discuss resources and present an overview on the impact of national development on indigenous populations TIN 8012, Anth 200 U/19 20. 1226 Kincaid 2 credits 592 10-5 EPU CRAFT CENTER CERAMICS WOODWORKING STAINED GLASS WEAVING FIBERS PHOTOGRAPHY BIKE CLASSES SILKSCREEN BOOKBINDING PAPERMAKING DRAWING CHILDRENS CLASSES Enroll now! EMU Craft Center, ground I floor EMU. 686-4261. 589 10 8 FOR QUALITY TYPESETTING. DE SIGN, layout, pasteup and camera work, come on up lo the Oregon Daily Emerald Jobwork Department. 200 EMU, RM-SS11, ask for Annie Noon to 4 pm, Monday through Friday 10% discount on resumes lor UO students with current 10 and toe card tfn DOMESTIC SERVICES: Laundry, sew mg, cleaning, cooking, etc Special requests 682-5879 10 8 RUN/JOG/BIKE Walk guide. Pre s Trail or Eugene, low fee Single, group Tel 686-0812 10-6 TYPING UNLIMITED 747-9296 Grad School Approved/Guaranteed Seleclnc Call for pricing _ 249 tin PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Statistical specialist IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate approved Near campus 344-0759. 244 tfn PRO TYPING/EDITING 2 blocks from UO No |Ob too small Specializing in theses and dissertations. Jennifer 485-3883 245:tfn HAWK WORD PROCESSING: Com puter system makes typing obsolete Theses, reports, resumes Free pickup delivery 345-6165. 224 tfr TYPING GUARANTEED IBM Correcting Selectric Ruth 345-5614 111 UH CAROL S PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE 245-2289_12-2C FAST, PROFESSIONAL TYPING IBM Correcting Selectric Graduate School Approved Call Paula Demong 484-9405 276 tfn Word Wise Word Processing Your best choice for all typing needs Call: Diane Donobedian 726-2401 544:tfn A TYPING $1/dspg $05/ssline Call Syn 344-8735 _S96:tfr TYPIST Experienced Any project, large or small Editing available Brandy 484 6044 281 10- 1C TYPING Guarnteed Near campus IBM Correct mg Selectric Kalindi. 68? 5046 10-5 $1 /PAGE 1 Vg blocks from campus 5 page minimum 245 1464 UH 10-28 WE BUY STEREOS SALES AND SERVICE Large selection warranted stereo com ponents STEREO WORKSHOP 1409 Main. Springfield 741-1597 288 ttr AIWA MINI-CASSETTE Top ot the line Records, FM. metal, mic Like new $150/best otter 245 4225 tO 7 YOUR EARS will love this JVC JL-A2C auto-return turntable Technics SA 200 receiver Call Matt at 242 222S fevenings)_10-7 ZENITH AM-FM Stereo radio and turn table with speakers, $25 or b o 242-5517 10 fi 60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK All selling 25% to 50% oft list prices New Books-Test Books CltM Notes Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT ANO SOLD SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 766 East IJfb 262 tfn BIKE RACE Sunday Oct tOth 12 pm Novice race 11 miles For Information contact Wil lamefte Vattey Cycle Works 343-7066 Promoted by EMU Chib Sports Cycling Team 566 10-6 VOLLEY BALL Players interested in playing volleyball for the U of O Club Sports team must meet Thursday. Oct 7 at 7 pm in Rm 11? EMU._586 10 7 BEGINNING BELLY OANCE and hula lessons Experienced instructor 682-6150. evenings 10-8 STU’S BIKE SHOP 8th & Monroe . . .344-2175 WIN A BIKE Drawing Oct 15 for CENTURION "LeMans" 12-speed. $249 50 value No purchase necessary To enter |ust tpst ride at our main store SUPER QUALITY - GREAT DEALS See our special display at SUGAR PINE RIDGE SPORTS 877 East 13th Ava Next to U of O Bookstore 9-?0 RECYCLED BIKE WORKS 2 blocks from campus Shogun 10 speed $149 50 and up We buy sell and trade new and used 774 E. 11th 4S5-SSM 532:10-7 BIKE MAINTENANCE CLASSES and bike repair lor kids Enroll now1 EMU Craft Center. 686 4361 560 10 6 REBUILT 23" PEUGEOT New everyth mg. see to appreciate 683-6360 $200 ___10-6 BIKE WHEEL CLASSES Mon-Wed 7-10 pm Pre registration required 1) Wheel Service 2) Wheel Building $15 ea or $25 both Cycle-Bi Repair m3W 18th 687-0288 546 10 5 Specialized Commuter TIRES Reg $6, thru Oct 15 2/S9 Cycle-Bi Repair 1753 Weal 1»»h The tar out bike shop and worth the trip! 687-0286 551 tOf FLYING TIGER CRUISER l ooks good runs great a classic lor cruiser tans (Tali 682 7725 to « 1878 DATSUN 210 AM / I'M cassette *2.200 or oiler 682 6676 10 1 1872 RENAULT t.* wagon Runs well Front wheel drive *1.100 245 8244 X- XXX ... I x 1Qi •73 PINTO WAGON 4 spd AC PS I’B Excellent condition, beautilul car Bui auto and get two tickets lor Portia nr Who concert section one Asking % I call 485 1148 KM MUST MLL 1878 HONDA I* t uretlenl student transportatnrn (ireal shape *450 Mark 4»4 5278 10 F 72 VEGA WAGON Won I start Ctotf condition *250 Nora 484 5811:’ 10 5 VW CAMPER IS>ptop 18" su|»t con dilioni Only 27.000 mi One owner *51100 687 6775 10« 1*71 DATSUN 810 WAGON i « eUei.i mechenieai condition AM FM cassette 4 speed Asking *1060 242 6222 days tO* VW OWNERS: Support academia and save money by having me. a graduate student and a mechanic with ten years ot professional experience, tix your VW's I guarantee all my work and otter campus pickup and delivery. Call Dennis Todd, 344-7906. 268U BARGAIN FARES Portland-Atlanta $318 Portland-Billings $229 Portland-Phoenix $266 Portland-Detroit $284 UNIVERSITY TRAVEL Smith Book Bldg 2nd door 683-5577 577 10-6 FROM CORVALLIS TO UO Carpool rides /riders needed 752-3982 nights RIDES OR RIDERS needed tor Eugene to Corvallis commute Call John. 242-8272, evenings 10-8 wanted Class Rings TOP PRICE PAID Cash for any gold class rings Also want gold jewelery. chains, rings, diamonds, broken |ewelry and silver coins AAA ACE BUYERS Glenwood 726-1735 ?4B ffn CLASS RINGS ( ash lor any gold class rings Large 1 ounce ring brings $75 up Also want gold |ewelry. chains, rings, diamonds and broken jewelry A A Ace Buyers. .°690 Franklin Blvd Next to Myrmos 726 1 7?5 8 1? NEED FURNISHED Mental now until September 11 for visit ing parents Around $500 i eave mes sage for Barbara 485 4084 8 10 EARN MONEY European Tour Co needs campus rops Nanwv address. pti 0 to Nowmar tours S60f> Woodman Van Nuys. C A 9! 401 JO / INTERESTED IN QETTINQ involved « the University and working wan faculty members? Apply lot ona ol me i'8 student faculty eommiilees Applies lions must ho In Hie S U A B ollice Suit* ?. hy Thursday October 1 411/ tOfi WANTED: DIRECTOR FOR FOOD-OP OUT-REACH PROGRAM Duties include Correspondence with oft campus agencies workshop coor dination newsletter edmnu. education programs Work study stipend available Contact Robm/Rtck at M? 5275 The f nod Op M an Attirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer 519 ICES Help wanted WORK ETUOV. ESCAPE. RRAC TICUM students needed at teachers aides work m EMU Chad Care Center or Child Care A Development Centei (1 block from campus), assist m providing educational enriching program tor chil dren. age* 15 months 10 years Call eilher EMU 6B6 4?«5 or CCDC 68ft4?tM 404 ttn BUILD A BEAUTIFUL FUTURE Sell Avon We'll help make your dreams come true Call now 746-6422, 682-4718 256 tin ASSISTANT AD DESIGNER Oregon Daily Emerald Full-time position Must have paste-up experience, an ability to organize co-workers and be design oriented Applications and resumes accepted until Oct 8 For more informa tion contact Victoria at 200 EMU. Production Dept, or phone 686-4281 The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Affirma tive Action/Equal Opportunity Em ployer 10-11 PART-TIME ADVERTISING paste up Oregon Daily Emerald F ive days a week 9 am-1 pm Previous experience preferred For more information call 686 4281, ask for Victoria, or stop by 200 EMU The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Affirmative Action / Equal Oppodumty Employer Applications close Oct 8 _10-8 ADVERTISING TYPESETTER needed immediately Oregon Daily Emerald Work study preferred but not required Must en|oy working with computers and have some paste up background For more information call 686-4281 ask tor Victoria or stop by 200 EMU The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Affirmative Action/ Equal Opportunity Employer Applications close Oct 8 10 8 SPANISH TUTOR NEEDED at Madison Jr High 8 50-9 70 any combination of days ESCAPE credit available Call Volunteer Services. 687-7472 554 10-6 USE YOUR ORGANIZING skills Volunteer coordinator needed at Wesl moreland school Develop and promote volunteer program in school setting ESCAPE credil available Call Volunteer Services, 667-3472 555 10-6 WE NEED YOU Good lobs lor work study students available m the Chemistry Dept Teaching labs $4 07-$5 85 plus fringes Contact ext 4600 or Rm 45SCI M__10-5 WORK-STUDY TUTORS needed in sciences math, business computer science $4 64 hr Apply 207 Emerald Hall, 686-7222.1 O P 580 10 ,S MANAGEMENT POSITIONS AVAILA BLE Aviation, Communications, Engin earing, etc , etc Sterling salary $17,500 *20,000 Interviews Oct 4 5 and 6 10 am to 7 pm EMU lobby United States Marine Corps Otlicer Selection team 582 10-6 FOR KITCHEN WORK m sorority, call Mrs Wtttel et 747-6709 10-7 PART-TIME PHOTO-TECH needed immediately Oregon Daily Emerald Must be tamillar with the process ot shooting PM T s reversals and tones Knowledge ot enlaiger helptul but not required Applications taken until Oct 8 tor more information stop by 700 EMU, Production Oept and ask lor Victoria or phone 686 4781 the Oregon Daily Emerakl ts an Altirmalive Action Equal Opportunity f mptoyer 10-8 WORK-STUDY JOB tor proof runner at Oregon Daily tmerald Must have car Work hours m early aflernoon, Monday today Minimum wage plus mileage Call Darlene at 686 7712 10-6 WORK-STUDY Center loi the Study Ot Women 16 20 hours wk l ate morn mgs thru noon hout preteired (possibly one evening) general otsee (and library) skills, including typing, interest and tamilianty with feminist issues $4 72 $5 05 'hi Application at PLC 776 (Soc De(i! ) 694 10 / WORK STUDY EMPLOYEES EMU Main Desk Store Minimum wage with step increases 606 10-8 two bedroom mouse stso an unities included 19?? vaiard Call Brad 68? 1980 eaily am or evenings Ellufeettian Mgt MS-1409 ST911-1I ROOMMATE WANTED S80 month Vs, utilities and laundry in building 24&-2S84 Non-smoAer 10-6 House* for Rent THREE BEDROOM DUPLEX with tire place and yard S29S ?15 West 29th 88? 8607 449 tin