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State officials optimistic about
gypsy moth spraying program
By Kim Kaady
Of llw f mrmld
The low-flying helicopters
are gone, but is the gypsy moth?
Experts won't be sure until
fall, hut despite the capture of
31 male moths so far this sum
mer. state Agriculture Depart
ment officials are anticipating
success in the battle to eradicate
the pesty. insect.
Since three applications of
the insecticide Bacillus thiir
ingiensis (B.t.) were sprayed
over 227.000 acres this spring,
samples of gypsy moth popula
tiohs have boon taken to deter
m i ne t h e . prog r.a in ■ s.
effectiveness. '
Evidence suggests that, at
least a few moths survived the
spraying, but the data isn't con
clusive, said Dalton .Hobbs, an
Agriculture D e-p a r t m e.n t •
spokesman.
Eight adult male moths .have
been trapped in Douglas Coun
ty. an area previously free of in
festation. In response •• to the
discovery, officials have in
creased trap density in the area;,
-from one.trap per square mile to
.lfi traps per square mile.-said
° Inonard Kunzman, Agriculture
Department' director . • * '.
In the heavily infested
Hawkins Heights area of
Fugene, a single new gypsy
moth egg mass was found, in*
dicating this season's egg*
laying has begun. Officials are
testing the mass io determine
whether fertilization has taken
place.
The findings are not unox-,
ported, hut it is still too early, to
judge the success of the project,
Hobbs said. A final evaluation
must wait until the moths
emerge from the last of three
pupal stages.as adults in mid
SepterrVber. Hobbs said.
The male myths are attracted
to the traps by a substance call
ed Dipalure. which contains the
same chemical that* female
moths release during mating
season.
Since lt>,out) traps were set in
lauie County to monitor the
moth populations;, three adult
male moths- have been found
’southeast. of-.Fugene oh Old
Hillard Road, anti a single mate
moth' was .'found north of
Gres well.
’. Despite the attempts to keep
the insect from invading new
territory. • single ‘adult ‘male
moths also were found in two
>(>
separate traps in the Portland
ana.
)ohn Mnllott. program dlrec
tor for thn $1 {•million irradia
tion project, said ho is hoping
for a 10U percent, succesi rate.
■ but admitted B.t. is not a
foolproof solution to the gypsy
. moth problem.
‘•‘B.t. has never been
demonstrated before to com
pletely eradicate entire -popular •
■ (ions of gypsy moths, but it lias
never before been sprayed In
three .consecutive applica
tions." Mellott said. • *.
B.t. Isa- naturally occurring
biological insecticide, which
means it is present- In smalf
doses in the environment.
.Unlike, synthetic chemical in
secticides, which aft1 absorbed,
through the skin of many'in
sects. B.t.. acts only. Upon a
specific class of insects that in
cludes gypsy moths.
Nationally, the foliage
destroying inset:! has caused an
estimated $272 million.‘id
damage since HiHb.. Timber
losses alone totaled $72 million:
in HIH1 In its caterpillar stage,
a large j-opulation of gypsy
moths can strip a tree of. its
foliage overnight.
Law school applications up
By Kirsten Boiin
iM tfie><m*r«kJ
Increased recruiting efforts are paving off
tor the University Si.hnnl of law as the number
of applicants for this tail rose ,t percent after
last year's 20 percent decline
' We've increased our efforts, particularly
after last vears's decline," says Marilyn
Bradulit h. law school admissions director
The law school has received about 850 ap
piications for 1985-80, up from 825 in
1984-85. last year's total was a 20 percent
decrease from the more than 1.000 applica
tions received in 1081-84
intensified efforts include sending law
school recruiters to law fairs and forums across
the country. Bradetich says University
representatives will be recruiting in (aiifo, nia.
New York and the Midwest as well as
throughout Oregon this year, she says.
Trying to reach students through these
law recruitment forums it hetter than
' V l.r—
(*•< rioting at individual schools became of the
wider range of potential applicants they at
tract. she says.
“Law recruitment forums are there to at
tract older students as well." Bradetxb say*..
Many of the potential applicants are looking to
law school for n future career move, she saye.
The overall decline in applicants over the
last two years has not affected enrollment at
the law school because the number of ap
plicants has always greatly exceeded the
number of students accepted, Hradetich says
()f the H!>0 applications received this year, the
law sc hool is planning on a class of about 170.
she says.
lam school application numbers are down
across fhe country, which she attributes to the
increased number of students majoring in
business and the sciences. Students today
often see a degree in a technical field as being
more marketable than one in liberal arts, she
says.
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