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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1983)
TEETH Ignore them and they will go away Teeth Cleaning, Exam and X-Rays as needed $25 Will Morningsun, D.D S Thomas R. Huhn, D.D.S. Sarah Hollander, D.M.D. call for appointment 746-6517 | h m*es from campus, next to Bfce Paff> 528 Mill St.. Springfield Reagan possible visitor to Northwest mill . .. . j anain " dO08 COfUe ... — WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres Ronald Reagan may visit a Pacific Northwest lumber mill early next month on his way back from a West Coast trip, congressional sources say Reagan may make the brief stopover at a still-undisclosed site Saturday, March 5 after hosting Queen Elizabeth II at a state dinner in San Francisco, the Oregonian newspaper in Portland said A staff assistant in the White House press office refused to confirm the report Tuesday, saying it is White House policy not to talk about presidential trips under consideration. However, several congres sional sources said the details are being worked out for such a stop in an apparent effort to publicize an upturn in the region's timber industry. Spokesmen for Sen. Marti Hatfield, R-Ore . and Rep Denny Smitn. H-ure . saw w not been determined whether the stopover would be in Oregon • They're trying to find a place where they can talk about the good news on timber, a Smith aide said With the recent up turn in housing, there are in creased orders for wood products and the whole industry Peter Murphy, a Eugene lum berman who is a strong Reagan supporter and a national Republican committeeman, said Tuesday there is a 50-50 chance” that Air Force One will be diverted north briefly "Nothing is final," Murphy said. There is a good chance that it would be Oregon if he However, a press aiue iu oct. Slade Gorton, R-Wash., said he had been told Reagan would not travel north of California Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are traveling aboard the royal yacht Britannia from Mex ico to Canada and are scheduled to stop in San Fran cisco Hillsboro cyanide death ruled a suicide HILLSBORO (AP) - The district attorney announced Tuesday that a woman who died of cyanide poisoning committed suicide The death Jan 4 of Patricia Bennett. 31. prompted the Food and Drug Administration to scour store shelves in the Hillsboro area just west of Portland for contaminated bottles of Maximum Strength Anacin-3. No other contaminated capsules were found Capsule fragments were found in the woman's stomach. Relatives said she had taken Anacin-3 capsules the evening before she became ill and traces ot cyan.ue ~ in the bottle No other contaminated capsules were found in the container Washington County District Attorney Scott Upham described Bennett, of Hillsboro, as ex tremely unhappy” before her death He said her marriage had been deteriorating for a year. Upham said she committed suicide with cyanide she had taken from Portland Community College's Sylvania campus, where she was a security guard. Take a JSS=i2S:^?”- ” ‘“d'"l with news and > reproduction Department's rouredito^e^^" P°".*aff member do most oHhe^ writing and.,akVi'evP^o°edn the work of lS^trentfw»^d £» a ^““rob?8 to 30 hours Staff ™e"bheerEmerald. in addition to pheii^regular class schedules. I Advertising e in the Emerald is I About 50% of th coPmmerCiai papers adV';^abo U 67%.) Advertising's ^rtamtousheeai-i^P^ l :iic Over % of o « _ advertising is . advertising- We h<>P'„ ing you information important to V0"?** and new businesses, on sales, new Prod"'“l(h, advertising Ten students work in designing department Mhours per week, ads. They wo* ^Advertising Director We have a fullManager. and a Class.f.ed Ad M^^i Student and t . ur \owest rate purchase advertising ■ ,g oniy a 5% £» 10 per column men. try to increase over tart;£« a*88 possibles keep the campus ^ p;,per t0 publicize that students can u their events. Revenue jobworti *\ Other Proter** »•%_ Advertb»l®8 hM ' 1 Production ripnartment pulls 1 The Production D P ^er, sets typo '£3SS$A'*'--k ^"e recently Porohaaedhaeinews ^ on ^y^nd'train students on U^tnTme?tudentsandthrece.on;we part-time s‘udtjn s production Manager Mohave a fuU-ttme P and Advertising Des g . The Board of Directors financial \o£'board is rSd Representatives workings of theJ‘™ dent at-large, two include a elected stuaen three students appointed of the Emerald students elected merobers and communitySa''larke member. IYOUI Subscription he Emerald Students subscribe Thls year s «fSb^»nis the'S25J- r^tsX «• ,7'455 administration. Their this year. . do not quite cove These subscription s ^ ftt our pxoected cost of th • P ^us taxes, rent printer- The rest of tha • advertising and and other costs, are P other projects. Expenses . ___j _.a I WMlpy - / (faxes. I**- f* job work 4 Other Pro^rli Clrculallo*1
