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May 10 — Mother’s Day
Lutz says he will beat Packwood
in this month’s primary election
By Andrew LaMar
Of I hr Emerald
Joe Lutz said he will beat Sen.
Bob Packwood in the race for
the Republican Party's nomina
tion for the U.S. Senate.
Only 49 percent of BOO
Republicans recently polled ap
prove of Packwood's perfor
mance, Lutz said, which is a
substantial decrease. Lutz said
he will win the primary because
Lutz supporters will be more
likely to vote than Packwood
supporters, who don't think
Packwood has a chance of
losing.
Lutz spoke to about UK) peo
ple Tuesday night in Gilbert
Hall. ‘
. "We’re feelrhg better every
•single day/’ Lutz said. "Had
the election been a month ago,
we would haVe lost,
but., we’re right on our
timeline,. We're feeling fantastic
about May the-20th."
* A representative from the
Co m m.i 11 e to Re-elect
Packwood. however, said
. Packwood “has a ground swell
. of support.” The Christian
Legal Society, which sponsored
the event, invited both Lutz and
Packwood to speak, but because
Packwood could not attend.
Sandy Barua spoke briefly in his
place.
Barua said the last poll he saw
conducted by The Oregonian
showed Packwood's approval
rating with Republicans at more
than 60 percent. Both President
Reagan and Sen. Mark Hatfield
are endorsing Packwood, and
Packwood easily will be re
elected. he said.
Packwood and Reagan have
not had a good relationship,
Lutz said. Packwood has called
Reagan a senile president who
is destroying the Republican
Party, he said.
Lutz said the only reason
Reagan is endorsing Packwood
is for political reasons, which
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include Pack wood's support of
Rnagan’s fax reform bill.
Because Packwood is chairman
of the Senate Finance Commit
tee, he will have great influence
on the bill, he said.
Also, the Republican Party's
policy" is to" support in
cumbents. he said.’ .
And 98 percent of
Packwood's campaign funds
come from out of state, Lutz
said. He refered to the 19t»8 race
for the U.S. Senate between
Packwood and then incumbent
Wayne Morse. '
"It's an amazing thing. Mr
Packwood accused Mr Morse of
raising too much money and
then.too much money, from out
Of the state." Lutz said, -"It's „
almost an instant replay" of this
election.
Lutz alsO criiicized parts of
the tax reform bill saying it
would hurt the Oregon
economy. _ _ •
The federal budget should lx?
balanced, he said, and to do
this, waste should be cut from
the military budget
Responding to a question
about divestiture of funds from
South Africa. Lutz said that
although apartheid is a a horri
ble system, two wrongs don't
make a right.
"It's interesting to me that we
want to divest ourselves
from . .American businesses
doing business with South
Africa, but the same crowd
doesn't scnwin about doing
business with Marxist govern
ments." Lutz said. "We should
scream all around and at least
be consistent."
To another question. Lutz
said although he has asked
Paekwood to debate him, he
doesn't, think he will accept.
Pack wood couldn't gain
anything from a debate, he said.
One of the primary reasons
Paekwood bent Morse In lflfiH
was because Morse consented to
debate Paekwood. and
Paekwood is aware of this. Lutz
said.
Paekwood should just
acknowledge the fact instead of
making excuses not to debate.
Lut.z. said
"Nothing would please, me
more than to debate Bob
Paekwood, and I think I could
lieat Bob Packwitod," he said.
Many audience members
were disappointed that
Paekwood was not in
attendance.
"I'm disappointed that
Senator Paekwood didn't show
up." said Mike Hamilton, a Spr
ingfield resident. "I think it
would be more fair (to the
voters) because the issues
would come out more clearly."
University student Brad Reed
said he thought Lutz answered
questions from the audience
very clearly. "I would have
preferred that (Paekwood) had
come," Reed said.
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