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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1982)
■ 3-HOUR PHOTO FINISHING Films in before 10 a.m. Ready by 1 p.m. Develop & Print C-41 only 12 Exposure 20 Exp $3.19 24 Exp $3.99 36 Exp $5.99 V/t Inch size ASA 400 Ack) SO* Coupon must accompany order • Offer expires November 30, 1982 OREGON PHOTO LAB* 1231 Alder L..___ Brehznev Continued from Page 1 the Kremlin dispatched the first of some 85,000 troops to neighboring Afghanistan in an effort to quell Moslem resistance to that country's Marxist regime Following the intervention, the U S Senate refused even to consider the SALT II treaty, and Ronald Reagan, who defeated Carter in the 1980 presidential election, said it had to be renogiatated Clearly ill at ease in formal GEORGE WINSTON WILLIAM ACKERMAN IN CONCERT FRIDAY NOV. 12 8 p.m. SILVA HALL HULT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS EUGENE’S WORLD CLASS CONCERT FACILITY RESERVED TICKETS $8.75 • $7.75 • $6.75 • $5.75 TICKETS AVAILABLE HULT CENTER BOX OFFICE, M&F, EARTH RIVER RECORDS. EMU MAIN DESK, EVERYBODY’S (Eugene & Corvallis), ORDER BY PHONE 687-5000 FOR MORE INFO CALL MUSIC BULLETIN 485-1411 485-1451 L—__—_ speeches and ceremonies, the 200-pound Brezhnev could be warm and confident with small groups rangeing from factory workers to foreign statesmen But before the Soviet public, his sobriety and reserve dovetailed into such personal secretiveness that most Soviet citzens had no idea even how many children their leader had Even Soviet parlor jokes reflected Brezhnev's image as a stiff, careful man In one com mon variation, Brezhnev was awakened by a knock on his door at night He went to the door, put on his glasses, drew a paper from his bathrobe pocket and read out, "Who's there?” Brezhnev was sometimes less formal on foreign trips, when his wife, Viktoria, was also most frequently seen in public To foreigners, he even revealed a few personal hobbies and interests: fast cars, hunting and new electronic gadgets Three inmates indicted on drug charges, from inside county jail GRANTS PASS, (AP) - Three people have been indicted on drug-related charges following a two-month investigation into marijuana smuggling among inmates at the Josephine Coun ty Jail Bruce McFarland, 32, of Cave instant passport pictures. Flattering passport pictures, in full color, in just 60 seconds. When it comes to your passport it really makes sense to travel first class And you can - with beauti ful. color passport pic tures we can make for you in a matter of minutes - while you wait Our instant passport pictures fully comply with the new. U S Passport regulations and they're good for other offi cial documents too Come in soon We It help speed vou on your wav CAMERA CENTERS Campus store only 849 E. 13th 344-8890 388';’ fNp<.xl a qualify return*? I Cat Annla at 686 4381 at W HyaODE. ijtjs: i is lilHlHUH . . iff “ISM Junction, was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of delivering a controlled substance on Aug. 28. Robert Elliott, 28, of Grants Pass, was charged with criminal conspiracy to deliver a con trolled substance between Aug 1 and Nov. 2. A third secret indictment was issued in the case, authorities said, but the suspect was not identified. Elliott is one of several inmate trustees suspected of smugg ling as many as 20 marijuana filled balloons per day into the jail during the past three months. The total amount of marijuana involved is not known Detectives believe trustees who worked outside the jail picked up the balloons at a pre arranged spot and brought them into the jail hidden in their rectums. Detectives suspect that other trustees working inside the jail delivered the marijuana to McFarland, also an inmate TELEFUND STATISTICS 100.000 90.000 80.000 70.000 60.000 50.000 40.000 30.000 20.000 10.000 On 11/9 Alpha Phi Omega and Circle K Club | received a total of 162 pledges for a total of $2,651 That brings the grand total for the telefund to $25,004 The most pledges for one I night was achieved by Alpha Phi Omega and Circle K Club with 162 pledges Tonight Phi Kappa Psi and Alpha Chi Omega will attempt a new record for the total pledges received
