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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1985)
Open 7 days Quality Copies *810(1109 ‘Thesis •Lamioatioo •Reductioo •Eolargeoieot •Self-Service Copies •Resumes •Self-Service Word Processiog 860 E. 13th Ave 344-7894 ■k-k'k+++-k-k+-k-k'k-k'k-k-k-k'k**-k±jLirk*-k±&±& ODE Graphic Servicesl! Typesetting*Camera Work• Design•Pasfe-upgS&jgj Reagan hails new revolution; stresses economic expansion WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi dent Ronald Reagan declared “a second American Revolution” of hope, opportunity, technological progress and the promise of a free and peaceful world, in his fourth State of the Union address Wednesday night. Of his first four years, the president said, "We did what we promised, and a great in dustrial giant is reborn.” In the address before a joint session of Congress on his 74th birthday, Reagan set his agenda for a second term, saying: “The time has come to pro ceed toward a great new challenge — a Second American Revolution of hope and opportunity: a revolution carrying us to new heights of progress. . .a revolution of spirit that taps the soul of America... and a revolution that carries beyond our shores the gold promise of human freedom in a world at peace." Reagan said he spoke for all Americans and those abroad who yearn for freedom. "We are here to speak for millions in our inner cities who long for real jobs, safe neighborhoods, and schools that truly teach," Reagan said. “We are here to speak for the American farmer, the en trepreneur and every worker in industries fighting to moder nize and compete. "And yes, we are here to stand — and proudly so — for all who struggle to break free from totalitarianism; for all who know in their hearts that freedom is the one true path to peace and human happiness." In an address aides had predicted would speak hopeful ly of the prospects for nuclear arms control while warning the United States remains deter mined to defend its interests, Reagan said, "We are poised as never before to create a safer, freer, more peaceful world.” But he added, "We cannot play innocents abroad in a world that is not innocent. Nor can we be passive when freedom is under siege." The president reiterated his support for legislation giving tax breaks to companies that locate in poor neighborhoods and for a new, lower minimum wage for teenagers. Atiyeh willing to change tax proposal SALEM (AP) — Gov. Vic Atiyeh says he’s open to changes in his sales tax plan, mainly because of the “political perception” that his plan could hurt individuals while benefit ting businesses. jl ± i -p * j* & TRY OUR NEW LUNCH MENU jJL N0W available PLVjre MAJTDAVM SATURDAY & SUNDAY * * SPECIAL MANDARIN LUNCH* ALL SERVED WITH EGG FLOWER SOUP & CHINESE TEA (CHOICE OF STEAM OR FRIED RICE) # 6.S « m T KUNG POA CHICKEN (SPICY) 2.75 # 7.0 « « SZECHUAN DOUBLE COOKED SLICED PORK 2.75 # 8.T 3SE » MANDARIN CHICKEN (SPICY) ■*)-£-SNM- 2.75 # 9.» ft * A BEEP BROCCOLI WITH OYSTER SAUCE 2.75 #10. fi m a ft STEWED VEGETABLE WITH BEAN CURD -2.75 COCKTAILS Comer 13th & Hilyard across from the Sacred Heart addition 343-6234 LUPilCH SERVED MON.-FRI. 11:00 AM-2:00PM SAT.-SUN. 11:30AM-2:30PM Cascade Airways IS HERE TO STAY! Announcing the lowest fares to Portland & Seattle • $39 one-way to Portland • $69 one-way to Seattle Cascade Airways Call your local travel agent or Cascade at: 1-800-541-5552 Eugene Airport Agent 461-0908 At his weekly news con ference. Atiyeh on Wednesday insisted that the “shift" cited by a recent legislative study is subject to interpretation and is largely one of perception. The governor also said, Penn Special 2 for price of 1 You and a friend can come m and get perms and pay for only one! Family Hair Care 683-5713 • 2160 W. 11th however, that he’s concerned it could be used as a "political tool" against the sales tax. For that reason, Atiyeh said he’s "willing to look at ideas” on how his 5 percent sales tax plan might be redrawn to soften the effects of the tax burden shift. A study by the Legislative Revenue Office concluded that such a shift would occur if all of the money from a sales tax is us ed to reduce property taxes, as Atiyeh wants. Interested In Architecture? Products Day '85 Thursday, February 7 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Lecture by Bill Davenport on interiors in Kuwait at 5:30 All events in Room 283 Lawrence Hall Manufacturer's representatives will display the latest in Interior, ar chitectural, and solar related products Students, faculty, design pro fessionals and the public are welcome to this free and beneficial event. Sponsored by 00 Chapter o< the American Society o< Interior Designers The Cooler Tavern presents The Valley Boys Friday & Saturday February 8 & 9 9:30 - 1:30 Tl_
