Police nab
robbers
Eugene Police arrested
26-year-old James Charles Car
michael last Tuesday and
17-year-old Dane Le Wheeler
Wednesday for a number of
area robberies, including the
Nov 19 hold-up of Miller's
Grocery, 1026 E 20th Ave
Carmichael, who was
released from the Oregon State
Penitentiary a month ago, was
arraigned Friday in district court
on two charges of first-degree
robbery. Police also have
charged Carmichael with parole
violation and theft, says Sgt
Mike Cline of the Eugene Police
Department
The charges involve the hold
ups of the Oregon Electric Sta
tion restaurant on Oct. 25 and
Miller's Grocery, which is locat
ed in the south University area,
on Nov 19 Police believe these
incidents are the first and last of
about 11 related robberies
Le Wheeler is charged with
the robbery of the Electric Sta
tion and the theft of firearms
from a Lane County residence,
Cline says He is in custody at
the Skipworth Juvenile Home
and will be tried under state
juvenile codes, according to
Cline
A uniformed patrol officer ar
rested Carmichael after pulling
him over for a traffic violation.
He showed false ID that was
stolen during a residential
burglary, Cline says
The department already had
received information indicating
that Carmichael and Le
Wheeler, both of Eugene, were
the hold-up team, he says
With Carmichael's arrest, the
police had enough evidence to
link the two suspects and ar
rested Le Wheeler the following
day, he says
Police still are searching for a
third suspect
Senate cancels
next meeting
The Faculty Senate meeting,
originally scheduled for Wed
nesday, has been canceled due
to insufficient business, says
Senate chairer Gerry Bogen
Reviewing curriculum
changes, the main item on the
agenda, would not be possible
because members would not
have received information in
time to study materials carefully
before the meeting, Bogen says
The Senate will review the
proposed curriculum changes
and any other business brought
up at the Dec 8 University
Assembly meeting at its next
meeting on Jan 5, at 3:30 p m
in Room 125, Law School
Economics
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The value of an economics
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Three seminar speakers will
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values of different degrees,
graduate courses, and admis
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program The speakers will be
Tom Corrigan, director of
employment and recruiting for
First Interstate Bank's Oregon
division; Joe Stone, economics
professor and chairer of the
Graduate Admissions Com
mittee; and Jim Scherzinger,
state economist for the Legisla
tive Fiscal Office.
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