American Policy
in Lebanon
Failure or Success
Lecture - Discussion
Presented by
Hilton Obenzinger
A Jewish Peace activist, poet and
journalist. Author of “This Passover or The
Next I Will in Jerusalem’’ A book of
poems, stories and essays about Jewish
experience in America from an anti-zionist
perspective.
Date: Nov. 13, 1984
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Place: 101 EMU
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University-area voters turned out for Mondale
By Dave Berns
Of the Emerald
A recent Time magazine poll concluded that
voters between the ages of 18 and 24 preferred
President Ronald Reagan over Walter Mondale by
a margin of 63 percent to 18 percent. But the
results from area precincts in Tuesday’s election
suggest that University students felt otherwise.
In the University area's 12 precincts, voters
favored Mondale over Reagan by a margin of 70
percent to 29 percent. The closest Reagan came to
Mondale was in precinct 203 where Mondale won
by only 50 votes. The widest margin was in
precinct 233 where Mondale won by 472 votes.
Residents of University dormitories in
University-Neighborhood Precincts
precinct 213 gave Mondale 470 votes and Reagan
244 votes.
The race for IJ.S. Senate between Mark Hat
field and Margie Hendriksen provided the closest
contest in the University precincts.
Hatfield, who won the state by more than 35
percentage points, beat Hendriksen by only three
points in the University neighborhood.
The Jim Weaver-Bruce Long race for the U.S.
House of Representatives delivered the widest
margin between candidates as Weaver walked
away with 76 percent of the area’s vote.
In the Oregon secretary of state race between
Don Clark, Barbara Roberts and Donna Zajonc,
Roberts carried the University neighborhood by a
margin of 56 percent to (dark's 23 percent and Za
jonc’s 20 percent.
In the south Eugene race for county commis
sioner, Jerry Rust carried the area over challenger
Tonie Nathan by 20 points. However, precinct
213, with its polling place in the EMU, went for
Nathan by an almost 2-to-l margin.
On the ballot measures, the University
precincts voted overwhelmingly against Ballot
Measure 2. the property tax limitation, while also
defeating the death penalty initiatives. Measures
6 and 7.
Measure 2 failed by a margin of 83 percent to
17 percent whije. Measure 6 went down 62 per
cent to 38 percent and Measure 7 was defeated by
a narrower margin of 53 percent to 47 percent.
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I Professor says Democrats need a new image
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By Dave Berns
Of the Emerald
Nothing in Tuesday’s presiden
tial election should encourage
Democrats, political science Prof.
Harmon Zeigler said Sunday.
‘‘Other than blacks and Jews,
every traditional member of the
Democratic coalition has slowly
left the party over the past 20
years,” Zeigler said before an au
dience of 25 at the Eugene
Unitarian Church.
The 18- to 25-year-old vote went
overwhelmingly for Reagan, while
women, Hispanics, labor and most
every other identifiable group
w-ent for the president too. Zeigler
said.
The Democratic Party must ad
dress issues of economic expan
sion rather than economic re
distribution, he said. “Traditional
liberalism, where its proponents
address the problems of the poor,
is finished. It’s obvious, though,
by the contents of Mondale’s con
cession statement on election
night, that Mondale has not learn
ed this lesson.”
Zeigjer does not believe that the
large Reagan victory is an indica
tion of a realignment of the
political system.
‘‘•Nobody votes these days
because of ideology. This election
was a personal response to
Reagan's leadership qualities. No
one should conclude that just
because someone votes for a con
servative. that voter is a conser
vative. In light of this. Reagan is
wrong to claim a mandate in favor
of his policies.”
The campaign itself concen
trated almost solely on symbolic
messages, he said.
“Reagan ran on the right sym
bols while Mondale did not. Mon
dale concentrated almost ex
clusively on domestic issues while
reiterating his support for the
welfare state.”
Reagan's attractiveness to .the
voters can be attributed to his abili
ty to cut through the nonsense of
government, Zeigler. said. “He
projects simplicity, but if he ac
tually behaved that way. we’d all
be ’dead."
Zeigler believes image is the key
in the current electoral system.
“Reiagan’S pollster, Richard Wir
t hi in. and his method of image
polljng is the natural result of the
McGovern reforms in the
Democratic Party in 1972,” he
said.
The 1972 reforms took much of
the control of Democratic Party
politics out of the hands of party
bosses and placed it in the hands of
those previously considered
outsiders.
“These reforms weakened the
parties w'hile elevating the status
of image makers such as Wir
thlin,” Zeigler said.
The media are the most impor
tant vehicle for relaying image
politics to the electorate. Zeigler
said.
“TV people want to have attrac
tive candidates, and the commen
Harmon Zeigler
tators are attracted to Reagan, and
in the past, George Wallace and
Richard Nixon because they're
newsworthy and they raise the
ratings.” he said.
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