Social Security will
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Social Security's old-age
trust fund will have to borrow between $1 billion and
$2 billion shortly after Election Day to cover the Nov
3 checks for nearly 32 million retirees and their
families, a government official said Monday
That will only be the first installment The old-age
fund, under temporary authority granted by Con
gress last year, will have to borrow up to $11 billion
from the disability and Medicare trust funds before
the end of December to keep paying benefits on time
through next June, said Treasury Department
spokesman Marlin Fitzwater
He said the borrowing — the first in history —
involves nothing more than "a bookkeeping entry”
after the checks go out He stressed, "There is no
danger of anyone not receiving a check."
Robert J Myers, executive director of the National
Commission on Social Security Reform, estimated
that $1 billion to $1 5 billion remained in the old-age
fund after September checks totaling $119 billlion
were mailed Oct 3
Payroll tax receipts will rebuild the fund before
Nov 3, but it may still fall short of the $11.5 billion
needed, Myers said
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MEETINGS
The Undergraduate Economica Association will hold
a short organizational meeting today at 3 30 p m in 412
We'll discuss films, tutors, and a graduate school
seminar
The Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group
(OSPIRG) invites you to attend a General interest
Meeting tonight at 7 p m in the EMU Forum Room
OSPIRG is a statewide student-directed research and
advocacy organization working on consumer, social
justice, energy and environmental issues Student input
and participation are the foundation upon which
OSPIRG is built Join us and see how your input can
make a difference
The Gay and Lesbian Ailiance holds its general
business meetings every Tuesday from 3 30 to 5 p m in
the Boardroom. 337 EMU The core group invites you to
attend these meetings as they are crucial to the events
and outlook of GALA We welcome your ideas sugges
tions support and opportunity to be involved For more
information please contact the Gay and Lesbian Alliance
at Suite 318 EMU or give us a call at 686-3360
Student* for a Nuclear Free Future (SNuFF) will have a
meeting today at 5 p m in 112 EMU All are welcome
The Christian Science Organization meets every
Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the EMU Readings from the
Bible and the Christian Science textbook as well as
testimonies on healing through individual prayer
happen each week All are welcome
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS
“Out of the Body Traveling" is the subject of this
week's SEARCH class on Metaphysical Wisdom The
class meets Wednesday at 3 30 p m in Room 309
Gilbert Hall
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Dr. Anthony Robert*, a Eugene Chiropractor, will
present a headache clinic tonight at the Eugene Public
Library, in the Lecture Room at 7 p m The topic of
discussion will be causes treatment and preventative
measures and the role of exercise in neck care For more
information call 484-5438 The headache clinic is free to
the public
Laam all about cooperatives and non-profit corpora
tions at this week's class of the People’s Law School.
The class will be held Wednesday from 7 to 9 p m at
Patterson Community School, 1510 W 15th The class
will focus on how co-ops can increase your buying
power and what it takes to start your own For more
information, contact Sue Heinl at 342-6056
SPEAKERS
“Cultural Background of the Guaymi of Panama" will
be the topic of slides and lecture by Prof Phil Young
tonight at 7 30 in 1236 Kincaid, as part of the Eugene
Council for Human Rights in Latin America Search Class
Indigenous Cultures of Latin America
INTERVIEWS
Spend on Afternoon on the Job at Paclficomm. Enjoy
an on-site visit and learn about career opportunities in
the field of public realtions on Thursday from 1 30 to 4 30
p m Sign up today in 246 Susan Campbell Hall Space is
limited Transportation is provided
Interviews:
Oct. 25 — The American Graduaie School of Interna
tional Management (All Degree levels — all disciplines for
information on Grad School Program in International
Mgmt)
Oct. 25 — Atkinson Grad School of Mgmt, Willamette
University (F. W, Sp. Su grads — Bachelor s - All majors
for Two-year graduate program)
Oct. 26 — College of Law. Willamette University (F. W
Sp Su grads — anyone wishing to discuss Law School
Law School Admissions)
Oct. 26 — Jeld-Wen, Inc (F, W, Sp Su grads —
Bachelor s — Business for Produc Mgmt Trainee)
Please sign up Immediately If Interested in Interview
ing with the following recruiters.
Oct. 19 — Meier A Frank (Fall grads — B — Bus Lib Arts
for Training Program)
Oct. 19 — Pacific Gas A Electric (Fall grads — B M —
CIS Math or Bus w strong interest and background in
CS — Math majors include Ph D )
Oct. 20 — U S Coast Guard (Bachelor s — Acct Bus
Admin Chem CS/Ftn/Fin Mgmt/Math Mktg Opera
Research Statistics or Master's — Soc Sci/Physical Sci
for Commissioned Officer Also interviewing for Summer
Employment) Group Meeting 12-1 Room 336 Law
School
Additional information on recruiter requirements
available at Career Planning & Placement
MISCELLANEOUS
“The Ultimate You” is the title of a free preview about
the global transition coming very soon that starts with
you a simple and direct solution to problems, will be held
tonight at 7 30 p m at the Springfield Library. 225 N 5th
726-0534. and at 7 30 p m Thursday night at the Eugene
Public Library. 100 W 13th Sponsored by Connections
The University Gay Mens Rap Group will not hold Ns
first potiuck tonight from 7 to 9 p m The potluck was to
be held at 1414 Kincaid in the backdoor coffee house
For more information contact the Gay and Lesbian
Alliance at Suite 318 EMU or give us a call at 686-3360
There will be an Honors College Ice Cream Social for
all new Honors College students on Wednesday night at
9 (3rd floor Chapman) Also, an Honors College Student
Advisory Board Meeting is scheduled for Thursday at
3 30 pm (3rd floor Chapman) All Honors College
students are invited to attend and share their ideas
“The Alienation of America?” is the title of a free
forum onU S — European Relations, will be preserved at
3:30 p m today in the EMU Forum Room Featuring Dr
Hanhardt. Dr Stone and Dr Wixman, the open forum will
explore the present European political atmosphere and
the influence of Reagan Administration policies Spon
sored by the International Studies Association
The University Lacrosse Club will begin practices
today and every Tuesday and Thursday at 3 pm The
practices will be held on the 18th and Agate Field
Everyone is welcome to participate If there are any
further questions, please call 343-8673 or go to the Club
Sports Office
A newly released Him entitled, “Lucy in Disguise" will
be shown today at 2 30 p m in 204 Condon The film
documents the discovery and interpretation of the early
human fossil Lucy and the impact it has had on theories
of human evolution Production of the film was support
ed by the National Endowment for the Humanizes it runs
for 58 minutes
The UnNed Methodist Campus Ministry sponsors a
spiritual growth group each Tuesday evening from > 30
to 9 p m in the Wesley Center Lounge. 1236 Kincaid
The Sierra Club Many Rivers Group and Land. Air,
Water (a law students environmental organization) will
present a Candidates Forum tonight at 7 30 in Room 129
of the Law School George Wingard.Margie Hendriksen.
Mary McCauley Burrows and Jim Weaver will discuss
important state and local environmental issues, and field
questions from the audience Admission is free
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance will hold the Lesbian
discussion group from 7 to 9 p m tonight in 101 EMU
For more information please contact the Gay and
Lesbian Alliance at Suite 318 EMU or give us a call at
686-3360
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