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Hendriksen Continued from Page 1 policies such as defense spen ding, Frank says. Hatfield is a supporter of the pro-life movement, Frank says. Hendriksen feels the only way to win the election is to make Oregonians aware of the issues on which she opposes Hatfield.. “My whole challenge is to mount the kind of campaign that will allow me to get his record out and present positive alternatives,” Hendriksen says. “The deficit is the over-riding issue. He (Hatfield) has voted for the tax cuts, which primarily benefit upper income groups. The leading factor of the deficit is the tax reduction,” she says. “He's also supported the Reagan budget cuts, domestic programs for the most part, and as Chair of the Appropriations Committee, he's in a leadership position and has implemented the Reagan program." A 1975 graduate of the Univer sity Law School, Hendriksen thinks students would benefit if she were in office, she says. "What students should know is that Mr. Hatfield voted against restoring money for student loans," Hendriksen says. "We (Oregonians) lost $200 million in the state General Fund in fiscal year '81-'82. Of that money, $100 million was in social services, $50 million was in education and the rest was sprinkled throughout the budget." Hendriksen says Hatfield doesn't do a good job of representing the majority of Oregonians. She says Repub lican leadership has turned a deaf ear to the poor and unemployed. "Mr. Hatfield has not oppos ed, and in many cases he has supported, cuts in unemploy ment benefits. He has only a 29 percent environmental rating and basically, he has voted many times for issues that have negatively impacted the majori ty of people in Oregon," Hen driksen says. Greeks sponsor fund raiser University fraternities will join in the fight against neuro muscular diseases at the fourth annual "All Fraternities Boxing Match" scheduled for Friday. The competition, to be kicked off at 7 p.m. with a pre tournament workout by the Eugene Amateur Boxing Association, will be held at the Eugene National Guard on 2515 Centennial Blvd. Proceeds from the match will go to the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc, to be used for providing vital patient services, and research funding. Phi Kappa Psi and Budweiser are co-sponsors and admission is $2.50. For information contact Chris Wheelright at 686-5276 or Pam Wilson at 686-2753. University keeps custodians The University does not in tend to contract out custodial work, at least during the 1984-85 academic year, University Pres. Paul Olum told a meeting of about 70 custodians last week. A combination of staff reduc tions made this year and new money-saving ideas being developed through the University-Oregon Public Employes Union Productivity Project is making it possible to continue handling custodial ser vices with regular University employees, Olum said. "The loyalty of University staff members has been a vital ele ment in making this University the quality institution it is to day," he said. Physical Plant Director Harold Babcock said the University eliminated 15 custodal positions this year, resulting in annual savings of $300,000 per year. A total savings of $350,000 would put custodial costs at about the same level that outside contrac tors could be expected to bid, he said. SOMETIMES IT HURTS TO EAT... SOMETIMES IT HURTS NOT TO EAT... Life is painful for a compulsive over-eater. That same hurt is felt by those who deny the need to eat. For both it is an endless cycle of denial and depression. Our unique program recognizes the need for a positive self-concept in order to make lifestyle changes. We re ready to help you overcome destructive behavior. To find out more about our comprehensive inpatient program for treatment of Bulimia, Anorexia and other eating disorders, call today for a free confidential interview. EATING DISORDERS PROGRAM PORTLAND ADVENTIST MEDICAL CENTER 10123 SE Market, Portland, Oregon 97216 (503)251-6101 or 257-2500 UOBookstore. PIESBEKTS MI SUB! SONY TRINITRON KV-1746RX $477°° reg. $699.00 NOW 400 Remote Control Trinitron Color TV Trinitron Color System (one gun/one lens) 17" screen Frequency Synthesis Express Tuning Cable Ready tuning circuitry. 107 channel reception tO-key Express Commander remote control Stereo-Ready circuitry NOW 19" Trinitron Color TV Trinitron one gun/one-lens color system Improved picture tube design Dynamic Color Circuitry Soft-touch 14 pushbutton Express Tuning Neon channel display indicators Alpha 1 chassis Choice of Color White Brown V Yellow > diagonal • 100% Solid State chassis * Bright, sharp picture * Quick-On Picture Tube • Audio Process ing 1C lor clear sound quality • Stabilized Power Supply System • Sound Out-Front • Solid State VHFMHF Tuners • Uniterma' VHFfUHF Antenna • Built-in Carry Handle 13th & Kincaid M - F 7:30 - 5:30 SAT 10:00 - 3:00 Supplies 686-4331
