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Parole denied to Manson's 'lieutenant' SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) —The man who once called himself Charles Manson's "lieutenant for killing" and played a key part in the bloody Tate-La Bianca murders 15 years ago was denied parole Tuesday by state prison officials. Charles "Tex" Watson, 38, convicted of seven counts of first-degree murder in the 1969 "Manson Family" murders of actress Sharon Tate and six other people, was denied parole by a three-member panel of the state Board of Prison Terms. Watson told the board he had changed from the man prosecutors said inflicted more than 90 percent of the 156 stab wounds found on the seven victims' bodies. "I am not the same person I was 15 years ago," he said. He blamed the murders on Manson's in fluence over other family members and the "erroneous” beliefs Manson planted in the others. But Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Stephen Kay called Watson a "cold-blooded killer" who would be a danger to society if released. Miss Tate's mother, Doris, spoke briefly at Tuesday's hearing at the California Men's Colony, contending Watson should never be released from prison. Watson repeatedly has been denied parole by state officials who have cited the shocking nature of the crime and psychiatric reports indicating he is still dangerous. Mrs. Tate, who is running for the 31st Assembly District in the South Bay area of Los Angeles, also spoke out against Wat son's parole at a Los Angeles news con ference held Monday by Citizens for Truth and Citizens ACT (Anti-Crime Taskforce), two groups supporting strict criminal sentencing policies. “Receiving the death penalty does not mean one will be executed," Mrs. Tate said. "Receiving a sentence of life in prison does not mean one will spend his natural life behind bars." Watson was convicted of seven counts of murder in the slayings of Miss Tate and four others on Aug. 9, 1969, and of grocery executive Leno LaBianca and his wife the following night. Trial testimony indicated Watson hung Miss Tate, then eight months pregnant, from a ceiling beam during the grisly murders. et al. MEETINGS ALPHA KAPPA PSI Professional Business fraternity general meeting will be tonight at 7 p.m in 338 Gilbert All members and pledges must attend Don't forget the pin check Anyone interested in joining is welcome to attend SAILING TEAM MEETING will be at 8:30 p.m today in Century Room E INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will hold its large group meeting on Thursday, May 3 at the Philedelphia House at 7 p.m Our speaker will address the subject of grace and be looking at II Corinthians Come for a time of worship, fellowship, and learning Visitors are most welcome . LECTURES HAVE YOU BEEN WONDERING WHAT'S HAPPEN ING TO OATING TODAY? Carol Green, clinical social worker, will lead a discussion today from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Board Room of the Administration Building at LCC. For more information on this women's program brown bag, call 747-4501, 686-2353. “THE HUNGARIAN PEASANT WEDDING: SYMBOL AND STRUCTURE" is the title of a lecture to be given by Prof Mihaly Hoppal tonight at 7:30 p m in 150 Geology “THE CAUSE AND CONTROL OF RAIN, TORNADOS AND PLATE TECHTONICS” is the title of a lecture to be given by Mr Peterson. Monday, May 7. at 7 p.m. Call 726-8775 (evenings) for location. INTERVIEWS INTERVIEWS Sign up at 7:30 a m. on Wednesday in Room 224 Hendricks Hall for the following recruiters: MAY 9 Port Angeles Public Schools (For teachers: Elementary&Read Specialist&Spec Ed&Home and fami ly lite&Sec Math&Sec Sci&Vocational-A mech&Carpen try) Group Meeting: 9 a m., Rm 108, EMU May 9 VR Business Brokers — Group meeting only: 7 p m, Rms 110-111, EMI (For selling businesses) May 10 Hillsboro Union High School District 3JT (For Teachers: JH and SH Soc studies&JH and SH Math&CS&SH English&JH and SH Handicapped Learner&JH typing) May 10 U S Comptroller of the Currency (For National Bank Examiner) SUMMER INTERNSHIPS with tuition reimbursement for Liberal Arts majors are now available in the areas of Personnel. Public Relations. Parks and Recreation. Computer Science, and Research More information is available in Career Planning and Placement MISCELLANEOUS •EFFECTIVE APPROACHES TO HEALTH CARE AND COST CONTAINMENT" is the title of a free seminar sponsored by the Pacific Northwest Personnel Manage ment Association. The seminar will by held May 8 at the Valley River Inn. Registration materials are available in 209 Gilbert THE HALF DAY ON THE JOB PROGRAM is being sponsored by the Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity Thursday. May 10. This annual program offers business students an opportunity to be matched with the field of their choice and receive hands-on experience with ap plied management and operations The students will spend the morning at the host business with a represen tative. The program will end at the Eugene Hilton with a luncheon banquet and a keynote speaker. Thirteen field choices are offered students and applications, available at the College of Business main office, are due today. PRE-MEDS: Application Workshops scheduled in 341 Gilbert Monday and Tuesday May 7 and 8 at 6 p m SINGAPOREAN STUDENTS All Singaporean students are recognized members of the SSA and are cordially in vited to the potluck dinner on May 12 at 6:30 p m at South Eugene High School Invite your host families along too. For further information, please refer to the SSA newsletter or contact any SSA committee members. FAMILY SEX EDUCATION WORKSHOP Helping parents to communicate with their children about sex An informative program presented by Planned Paren thood Association and Sponsored by Eta Sigma Gamma will be held Thursday. May 3 from 7 8:30 p m. at Patter son Elementary School. 1510 W 15th. For information call 344-2632. Child care available (no tees required) BUSINESS STUDENTS Today, by 5 p.m., is your last chance to nominate your favorite teacher for the "CBA Teacher of the Year Award." Pick up and deposit ballots in 271 Gilbert Hall The winner will be announced in the CBA Peer Advising Service's Spring issue of Business As Usual." THE CHEESE AND BUTTER DISTRIBUTION will be held today in 101 EMU from 10 am to 4 p.m. Re quirements for eligibility will be posted on the wall. The only form of verification necessary is a voice declaration and an I D. card Tell your friends and come on in ASUO WOMEN S SYMPOSIUM: Objectification Art Show, all day. Forum Alcohol Discussion over Coffee. 8:30 a m . Century Room E Pornography Slide Show. 9:30 a m.. Taking Action. 11 a m., both 214 EMU Men and Anger. 11 a m.. Century Room E Noon Gig: Sweetgrass, EMU Courtyard Oppression in the Movement. 2 p.m . 214 EMU Rape. Part I. 1:30 p.m.: Part II 2 p.m . both 214 EMU Incest, 3 p.m.. 214 EMU Lesbianism Myths and Realities. 5 pm. 214 EMU Film: Rosie the Riveter. 5:15 p.m.. Dad s Room Dance: Sister Tomato 7 p.m , Courtyard Classifieds 686-4343 For Sale QUEEN SIZED WATERBED with mat tress, liner and healer Like new. Make offer Call 485-3139 in evenings tfn CRAZY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Pioneer SX 737 receiver Sharp RT 1155 cassette deck and two DLK Ite speakers. $250 IBM Correcting Selec trie II with Ions ol supplies and seven elements $700 Larry 686-4344 days 683-8185 eveningstfn MOVING SALE X C skis/poles 3 speed bike, new backpack, desk, chair, sleep ing bag. table Misc. books and albums For further info call Mary 343-5019 Keep trying. Prices are negotiable 5-2 MUST SELL t81 Honda Passport Ex cellenl $400/offer 683-2145 evenings _ 5-4 APPLE II PLUS Computer system (New baby, need cash) 64K 80 col. 2 discs. B-W monitor Apple Silentype printer and Transtar daisy printer, plus soft ware (word processing, spread sheet and games) $1750 687-1065.2585 5-4 KING 3 B Concert Trombone 3 mouthpieces nice case Asking $250 Dave 485-9186 S2 BRAND NEW SPARE WATCH Seikos men s digital waterproof with alarm stopwatch $55 or best offer 687 0445 __ 5-2 GRATEFUL DEAD TICKETS zanine for Monday $40 each. I ll haggle Rick, after 3:30 485 9180 _ _5-4 1981 HONDA SR MOPED Good condl lion Runs great $250 Call 686-5179 ask for Warner_ S3 NEVER SEEN THE GRATEFUL DEAD? 2 tickets for Sun May 6 686-3466 Mike 5-3 Buy & Sell THE BUY $ SELL CENTER Buy Sell Trade Used electric guitars and amplifiers 361 West 5th __ 613 M F WANTED: Small recorder lo tape lee lures Will pay fair price Burl. 886 6033 53 Typing EXPERIENCED TYPIST Using IBM Selectric III Call Mina between 8 am and 10 pm al 7269824 851 MW T6C PROFESSIONAL TYPING SERVICE Word processing specialists, all levels Graduate school approved 667 8326. CyrxH 2178 MWF TYPMNMEOnmo' Can Sara 688-0739 57SWHFM WELL IXPtMNCibrvPtfT OoquaR ty work Correcting Balearic H Venous type elements Graduate School Ap proved Call Done 46A1Q94 too UWH TYPING & WORD PROCESSING EDITING • GRAPHICS Theses/dissertations. diagrams, papers, tables, including statistical Law papers, Resume Composition. & Mass Mailing Specialists. Fast. Profes sional. Quality Service. Guaranteed WordStyles & Typescripts CINDY 484 5454 BRANDY 484 6044 _ ELITE TYPING SERVICE Word processing now available Fast-Guaranteed-Accurate 484 1646 _ _ 748 tin PROFESSIONAL TYPIST: Slatistical specialist IBM Corr Sel Grad approv ed Near campus 344-0759 513:ttn DYNAMIC TYPING SERVICE Guaranteed Quality work Pickup and delivery available 485-3914 583 tin PRO TYPING/EDITING Expert at theses and dissertations 2 block from UO No job loo small Jennifer 485 3883 898 tin TYPING: 15 years experience Papers, disserlations. editing Graduate School approved IBM Selectric Pickup and delivery. Call Carole ai 688-3983 514 tin TYPING Patrice 342-5238 2052 tin Carol’s Professional Typing Service Monday-Friday 8 30 4 30 Evenings by appointment only 345-2289 ______ 2l68Hh FOR SALE IBM Correcting Selectric II. Comes with plenty ol supplies and several elements Has ALWAYS been under IBM service contract 1700 or best oiler 686-4344, ask lor Larry_tin PROFESSIONAL QUALITY AND EX PERIENCED tor your typing needs IBM Correcting selectric Graduate specialist Reasonable Carolyn Sher roll 344 7231 2570 5-4 Instruments ROLANO TR806 Drum Machine 1650 Yamaha Synlhsi/er with Flight Case * 1750 485 1359 alter 5 pm 5-4 Sound Systems WHAT A DEAL!! Pioneer SX 737 receiver Sharp RT 1155 cassette deck and two DLK ivy speakers- all lor only 1250 Will also sell individual components Call today* Larry 6864344 days 6838165 even mgs tin sronal quality reasonable prices John Dutton 344-6790 510 Services STATES MOTEL, Portland $21 20 night ly. 1 or 2 persons Free indoor pool, gym, phone. HBO 2620 N E 82nd Ave 255-01035-7 NEED A TUTOR? Want to improve learn ing skills? the EDUCATIONAL OPPOR TUNITIES PROGRAM otters many ser vices: Advising, Counseling, Credit Courses, and more Must be low in come Eligibility quickly determined Call 686-3232. or stop by 207 Emerald Hal£ _ _227058 OUAUTY 7'OAYS A WEEK KINKOS COPIES 344 7894 860 E. 13 2445 5-3 Books 60,000 BOOKS IN STOCK All selling 25% oil list prices New Books-TextbooksClitf Note Magazines USED BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD SMITH FAMILY BOOKSTORE 768 East 13th 362 tin Bicycles RALEIGH SPRITE 10 SPEED Excellent condition, recently tuned up $130 or best oiler 485 9564 (Laura) 5-2 SECOND ~ NATURE BICYCLES • Nishiki/Cycle Pro Colnago Dealer • Full Line BMXfCruiser • Reconditioned Bikes Our Specialty •Expert repairs •Free Appraisals •Custom Buildups •Frame Repair 343 5362 1712 Willamette St BUY«SELL*TRADE Cars & Cycles .21963 VW SCIROCCO lor sale under 8 000 mites in very clean condition Want to sell lor the end ol the year Phone 345 5454 345 1111 57 ‘73 850 GUZZI w/ fairing & bags. $1200. 687-8736. __£4 MUST SELL Excellent 81 Honda Passport S400roller 683-2145 even ings^ _ 5-4 73 TOYOTA $600 Corolla 2-Door in Good Repair Call James 344-4399 5-4 Travel EUROPEAN SUMMER FLIGHTS From $599, round trip Eugene Travel 687-2823 2335:5-4 Opportunities ALASKAN JOBS: For information, send SASE to Alaskan Job Services. Box 40235 Tucson. Arizona85717 5-2 SUMMER JOBS. See the man at the Job Location & Development office 1511 Agate_2574:5 15 SUMMER SCHOOL IN SPAIN Program lor sale Call Debbie, 343-1104 2596:5-4 Help Wanted STAFF FOSITIONS/INTERNSHIPi available with the SURVIVAL CENTER, student Enviromenlal Organization In areas of: •Wilderness ‘Journalism •Wildlife ‘Media • Energy ‘Accounting •Legislation ‘Toxics •Recycling ‘Management Applications due May 4 lor the 84-8 ) school year WorkStudy available Equal Opporlumly/Alliimative Action Employer Women, minorities anq nature enthusiasts encouraged to at ply 1668*5-: SAW MILL FILER Must be able to bench saws as well as tilting Please send resume with references to Scott Findlay Byd Lumber Corp PO Box 112 Sedrowolley WA 98284 2544 5-3 MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED tor New York City area 19 years or older must drive, non smoker Start in August for 6 months 1 year Opportunity to travel Experience and references necessary Write Marsha Veil 11 Garden Ridge Chappaqua NY 105145-4 WANTED: Person with equipment to DJ wedding July 7th Approximately 5 hours $5 50/h- plus food drink and good !ime 344 2831 after 5 pm 52 LOVING. EXPERIENCED SITTER tor children ages 14 months and 4 years Three mornings, some afternoons South East Eugene own transportation. References call 4854040 2571:5-7 LEFTOVER WORK STUDY?? Excellent opportunity lor two staff workers in the Off Campus Housing office Take hous ing referrals meet people do landlord tenant counseling Sunny office, good co-workers opportunity for long-term including summer Starting $3 91 regular raises flexible hours Appirca lions in Suite 3. due 5 pm May 4 Phone 686-3731 Off-campus Housing is an ASUO Affirmative Action Equal Oppor lunity employer2589 5 4 THE POSITIONS OF CO DIRECTOR for the ESCAPE Field Studies Program have been re-opened Applications are due no later than 5 pm. Monday May 7 2587:54 APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING AC CEPTED for openings in the ODE Pro duction Department lor Fall Term Typesetter must be familiar with typesetting terminology, and have meticulous work habits Ad paste up tech previous experience in paste up preferred, must have well rounded design sense, as well as an eye for spacial uniformity Photo technician requires knowledge of darkroom processes including pholo printing and film development Previous experience with a process camera also helpful Afternoons and evenings News Paste up tech, requires little or no experience. Applicant must have ability lo learn quickly and follow direc lions Late evening position These are student positions, all ap plicants must be enrolled in at least 6 hours. Applications close May 18. Posi tions will be tilled by June 4th. For further details or to pick up applica tions 300 EMU Oregon Daily Emerald Office Please pick up and leave ap plications with front desk receptionist The Oregon Daily Emerald is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer All qualified persons en couraged to apply 5-18 The Oregon Daily Emerald advertising department is looking for a student to be CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER for summer term The suc cessful applicant will have a background in office management and newspaper production and will be able lo work at least 20 hours per week The person selected for this job will run the entire classified advertising depart ment this summer and will share the job with another student beginning next fall term Applications close at 5 pm Fri day May 11 Application forms are available at the ODE reception desk. 300 EMU The Emerald is an Equal Op portunity/Affirmative Action Employer Women and minorities are encouraged to apply5-11 RICHES. FAME, EXPERIENCE! Adver tising positions available for summer and academic 1984 85 year We are looking for freshmen and sophomores to fill positions in our advertising department Besides selling ad space, you will be designing ads. maintaining client contact and learning how to solve your clients advertising needs and pro blems In effect you will be a one person Agency Here s your chance lo get one step closer to your career goals and gain In valuable experience while doing so These postions are paid on a com mission basis and require at least 20 hours per week You must have the use of a car in order to apply. If your career goal is in marketing, sales, public rela tions advertising or business this is an excellent opportunity Applications close May 22 Application forms are avaiable at the Oregon Daily Emerald reception desk 300 EMU. For more information, see Susan Thelen. Advertising Manager. The Emerald is an Equal Opportune ty/Atfirmative Action Employer Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. _ 5-22 NEWSPAPER PRODUCTION MANAGER Full-time position, in charge of super vising the Oregon Daily Emerald com posing room, including daily newspaper typesetting and commercial graphic services Experience in newspaper production methods tor off set printing essential Position also en tails personnel management and phototypesetting machine maintenance Apply by resume and let ter to Oregon Daily Emerald. Board of Directors P O Box 3159 Eugene OR 97403 by May 10 1984 Starting pay bet ween $900-51200 per month depending on experience Job begins June 1. 1984 The Oregon Daily Emerald in an Equal Opportunity Employer Women, minorities and the handicapped are en couraged to apply 5-10 LIVE IN STUDIO MANAGER. Partial leduction in rent Call Barbara at 345-9083_2582:ttn Roommates QUIET FEMALE GRAD STUDENTto share 2 bedroom West Eugene home Woodstove wood floors, finished attic Non-smoker, cat lover, no drugs. Share yard work $175 plus 'h Call Christy 345 0834 6 10 pm5-2 MATURE STUDENT. Two bedroom house, fireplace, fenced 15 miles to campus, bus and bike. $112.50. 343-1335_5-4 WOMAN ROOMMATE NEEDED. Rent 92 50. Call Erica, late eves. 343-0655 5-4 For Rent FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED one and two bedrooms close to campus, $195 to $275. 485-6322 485-0062 344 1625 332:tfn 611 E. 11th 1 Bedroom, convenient loca tion. carpets, drapes, appliances, off street parking and laundry Call manager 345-7419 I PM REALTOR 485-8258 _ 1827:tfn 475 E. 15th is proud to show large, clean quads and rooms in a house $109 and $119 Manager 345 1037 IPM. 1111 Pearl. 485-82581681 :tfn BLACKSTONEf MANOR has a hot deal this summer for land 2 bedrooms Uni quely furnished Covered parking. Prime location. 687-0684 IPM Co. 485-8258 1111 Pearl 2536:tfn 430 E. 15. Comfortable quad. Air Condi tioning Private refrigerator Dishwasher. Near campus Ask manager for summer rate 485-2130 IPM Co. 485 8258 1111 Pearl 2535:tfn EXTREMELY LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom. Excellent location Freshly painted, new carpet, drapes Campus ten blocks. Unfurnished, no pets, no children. 2045 Willamette. $200. 344-2469 or 345-7987 2549:tfn SMALL 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED UNIT., Near music building. Water, gar bage heal included References. Ridgewood Apts 688-5769. 2586:tfn