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New Hours:
Mon.-Thurs. 11:00-Midnight
Frl. 11:00-1:00 a m.
Sat. 5:00-1:00 a.m.
Sun. 5:00-11:00 p.m.
Author to discuss
child abuse book
The University Bookstore will close National
Children’s Book Week on Saturday with a talk by
a celebrated local author on the subject of child
abuse. Marcia Morgan will discuss her book “My
Feelings” with children between 3 and 8 years
old and their parents.
The presentation will be held from 11 a.m. to
noon, and is part of the Children’s Saturday
Celebrations at the bookstore, a community
outreach for children, says Francie McGeough,
childrens’-books buyer.
Morgan’s talk is the fifth event of the series.
An hour of magic, mask-making for Halloween, a
Winnie the Pooh celebration and a Beatrix Potter
day have filled previous Saturday celebrations.
Though the Bookstore will be closed the
Saturday after Thanksgiving, the series will
resume the following Saturday with a greeting
card making day, and end for the season Dec. 8
with a “Nutcracker” reading hour.
Children and their parents are invited back
winter term, when the series will begin again.
Weaver to speak
on campus today
Oregon Democratic Congressman Jim
Weaver will visit campus today to address a
University class titled ‘‘War in the Nuclear
Age” at 1:30 p.m. in Room 142 Straub.
Weaver will take questions and
answers from students and will discuss pre
sent conditions facing the United States.
Class instructor Joe Austin has invited
all interested students to attend and take
part in what he says should be an in
teresting and informative session.
Weaver represents Oregon’s 4th Con
gressional District, which includes Lane
and Douglas counties. He is labeled a
maverick by some critics because of his
strong support of issues such as the en
vironment and the nuclear freeze.
In the Nov. 6 election, Weaver defend
ed his five-term service against Republican
challenger Bruce Long, a Douglas County
commissioner.
police beat
The following is a list of area
crimes reported to the Eugene
Police Department during the
past week:
University student Michael
Feher shot and killed a jogger
and wounded a University
wrestler before shooting himself
at Autzen Stadium Nov. 12.
Chris Brathwaite. a University
graduate and former Olympic
runner was killed. Rick O’Shea,
22. suffered shrapnel wounds to
the neck, buttocks and calf, ac
cording to Sgt. Chuck Tilby of
the Eugene Police Department.
Dale Gene Crawford, 27, was
arrested and charged with car
rying a concealed weapon and
possession of a firearm in a
public building Nov. 14.
Crawford was apprehended in
Science I after police were in
formed that a rifle was
discovered in the trunk of a car
that he had rented.
A Japanese wood block print
titled “Remaining Snow at
IJrayasu” and valued at $1.000.
was stolen from the University
art museum between Nov. 9 and
Nov. 10.
Two incidents of public in
decency were reported around
9 p.m. Nov. 9. A man in a full
sized, olive-green sedan caught
the attention of two separate
women, opened his door and
masturbated. One incident oc
cured at 18th Avenue and Onyx
Street, and the other was at 16th
Avenue and Columbia Street.
The suspect is described as a
white male, in his early 20s, 5
feet 10 inches tali', 150 pounds,
with collar-length brown hair
and a mustache.
A wallet with $217 in cash
was stolen from a dorm room in
Bean Complex Nov. 7.
A student was caught ac
tivating the emergency phone
outside Walton Complex Nov.
8. The case is being referred to
student conduct.
A raised relief map worth
$150 was stolen from Condon
Hall between Nov. 5 and Nov.
9.
A door in Esslinger Hall was
vandalized Nov. 13. Damage is
estimated at $15 0.
Seven bicycles were reported
stolen; none were recovered.
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