Board mulls cutting shop
By Richard Burr
Ol the Emerald
The announcement of the
EMU Print Shop manager’s re
signation prompted the EMU
Board Wednesday to discuss
discontinuing the service to
gain revenue through leasing
the shop space
Frank Geltner, EMU assistant
director, said David Gigler re
signed for personal reasons
The resignation is effective at
the end of January, he said.
In a task force report at the
board's December meeting,
board member Jeff Nudelman
said Gigler was the biggest as
set of the print shop, which lost
money last year but is projected
to break even this year After
hearing of the resignation,
Nudelman suggested the board
open the print shop space to
private businesses to increase
revenue for the EMU Kinko's
print shop has offered a five
year contract with a percentage
of its revenue going to the EMU
to move into the building, he
said
When the topic was dis
cussed at previous board meet
ings, EMU director Adell McMil
lan said the print shop was
necessary because state agen
cies such as the EMU must print
at state-run shops. Printing
could be done at University
Press, although it is not as
convenient as the print shop,
Nudelman said
The EMU could improve the
print shop by hiring another
competent manger, board
member Paul Curtis said The
board tabled discussion until
the next meeting while approv
ing a print shop marketing sur
vey for this term
In other business, Mary
Hotchkiss, EMU budget com
mittee chairer, said David Gib
son, ASUO vice president of
administration and finance, has
suggested an increase ceiling
of $86,000 for the EMU because
of budget constraints The EMU
was expected to request a
$100,000 budget increase, she
said.
Gibson suggested the only
place for cuts is from adminis
trative salaries, Hotchkiss said
But EMU programs could be
cut. said Nudelman, also an In
cidental Fee Committee
member
"There is not plenty of room
for cuts," Hotchkiss said After
four months of study she could
find no program fat, she added
The board unanimously ap
proved Gibson's other sugges
tion to move its budget into the
EMU administration budget
The move should not affect the
board's autonomy. Nudelman
said
Geltner also announced the
hiring of Jan Hosmer as EMU
business manager She re
places Bob Schutz, who re
signed to take a similar position
at the Hult Center for the Per
forming Arts Hosmer was busi
ness manager for Kaufman's, a
women's apparel store, for 25
years
Group plans nuclear protesi
By Richard Burr
Of tt» Emerald
Eight University student and community
demonstraters will protest testing, deployment
and development of nuclear weapons at a
California air force base this weekend, two
spokespersons said at a Wednesday press con
ference.
The protest group, named Eugene Direct
Action, will blockade an entry gate at Vandenberg
Air Force Base near Lompoc, Calif . said spokes
person Andrew Harvey, a freshman fine arts
major The group also is protesting scheduled
missile tests aimed at parts of the Marshall Is
lands. said spokesperson Reba West, a Eugene
resident. Past launchings have systematically
displaced, irradiated and otherwise oppressed
the native peoples of the Marshall Islands, she
said
The group will join an expected 100 San
Francisco Bay area residents who also will protest
the tests. West said The two-week-old group,
expects to stay in California for a week because
members anticipate being arrested, Harvey said
Group members have prepared for the
demonstration by undergoing "disciplined non
violence training" sponsored by Students for a
Nuclear Free Future, an ASUO-funded program
The group hopes its action "will make some small
but significant difference in the course of things,
Harvey said
At a reporter's request, West and Harvey
demonstrated their civil disobedience technique,
sitting on the floor holding hands A group
member portraying a policeman playfully dragged
away Harvey
Another Eugene resident said he is going to
Vandenberg to visit former co-workers. Albert
Gwin, a part-time University student, said he
worked at the base for two years as a systems
safety engineer
Although the radioactive material was han
dled safely at his end of the missile tests, the
material could scatter into the food supply and
surrounding environment by the time it reached
the Marshall Islands, drastically affecting the local
residents. Gwin said This realization led him to
quit, he said
Gwin said he will contact friends at the base
so he may talk to public relations officials at the
base His message will be that former co-workers
should contribute to a peaceful — not military —
economy, Gwin added
■ I think my word would spread really far
because of my contacts (inside the base)," he
said
Survivors’ guide
Organizational survival techniques will be
discussed today in a workshop entitled "So!
You Just Got Elected to at 3 p.m. in
EMU Century Room E
Vincson Green, ASUO vice president of
program development, and Frank Geltner,
University program consultant, will focus on
decision-making options, by-laws,
constitutions, parlimentary procedure and
consensus-making in the sixth session of a
series of “informal/informative" sessions
sponsored by the ASUO office of program
development and the EMU program con
sulting office.
Police soliciting
humanitarians
for translating
The Eugene Police Depart
ment is seeking volunteers suf
ficiently skilled in a second lan
guage to assist in communicat
ing with non-English speaking
persons
Volunteers may be called
upon not only to translate con
versations with non-English
speaking individuals but may
also be called upon, if neces
sary, to testify in court on
criminal or civil cases in which
they become involved
Volunteers should live in the
Eugene-Springfield area and be
willing to submit to a limited
background investigation.
Those interested should call
687-5156 (weekdays) or
687-5139 (evenings and week
ends).
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