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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1987)
OBOE! ENJOY SUMMER WORKSHOPS AND STUDIO SPACE, JOIN THE EMU CRAFT CENTER! ONLY $5 U4VMSITY COMMUNUY a Cfc 6»-4f36i UAH MOIOUAfHT Hi nr ah OMFMK ABI% IHIt ATE VIDEO U of O SPECIAL Any 2 Movie* $ C C *vcr J.y J 1495 E. 19th 344 2691 Sun. * Thurs. Ovwf 1400 THIm la Mwk - C»w«Uwl lUamHow WnUt SpoctaU Ok Mm«> Xjm Comm ol <IM a »0»*k Orapar I O Wapulrad Coupon axplraa 7/5/87 ✓.. . Approved Auto Repair • CLOSE TO CAMPUS • ASE Certified Technician \ I Tune -ups • Brakes - Fuel Injection 1*17 Franklin 11*4. Eugene,Or. f74*» 4M-I1W V Video Movie Rentals ^ aa Mon.-Thurs^ $1.50 *•*“■** -VCR Rentais ac Mon.-Thurs 13th & Ktrtcatd M > 8 30 5 30 Closed Saturday 686 4331 Continued from Page 1 "We are talking with the city about it, but no decisions have been made yet," she said. "The initial meetings have gone on and people are scurrying out and gathering more information and sorting out details "Who dc»es it is not decided Where it is done is not decided. Those options an; all still way open. We don't want to give out any false information or false impressions," she added. lane County Administrator )im lohnson had proposed a 20-acre tainpsite at Alton Baker Park for fans to occupy while in Eugene. The concessionaire would have been responsible for ensuring the sanitation, water, security and medical needs of the t ampers Income would have been generated from an admission fee. A June 0 meeting to discuss the campground idea attracted about 30 people, but no bids were subsequently submitted. "We made a couple of phone calls and talked to people about what's going on and why they didn't bid.” Johnson said "Most of the comments revolv ed around the difficulty people have in getting insurance to cover a mass gathering of this magnitude. And secondly, the prospect of not making any money. "The biggest problem is that there is no fence out there. And a private enterpreneur needs some money to make this work How do you control who comes in? That was the big problem." Johnson continued. When the Crateful Dead, along with Santana, the Outlaws and Eddie Money, played Aulzen Stadium in 1978, thousands of fans camped out at Alton Baker. At the time, there was no anti-camping or dinance in Eugene anti Autzen Stadium was not yet in the city limits. The county ended up spending $15,000 to clean up the park after the fans left. Officials expect participants of the Oregon Country Fair in Veneta. scheduled for July 10-12, to remain in town, ad ding to the thousands already expected for the concert. The Country Fair traditionally draws between 18-20,000 people. Abortion Continued from Page 1 tin* woman to see a physician mimed lately. Gordon said. EPH will counsel women about financial and medical resources available to them within the community and offer support, he added The Alternative Pregnancy Center in Springfield refused to sfMiak to an OOP reporter about the charges. One IjCC student who visited EPH said she was not pressured in any way when she mentioned her desire to consider abortion. She was given a free pregnancy test, hut with a negative result Receiving only sup|rort and en couragement from Sabine Gor don. director of KPH. the stu dent said she felt comfortable and relaxed. No anti-a(>urtion videos were shown, no anti-abortion materials were present and she was not interrogated about her desire to have an almrtion. she said Another student from the University said she saw an ad Fail Convanianl Raining Allot dabla SunShowcr on campus at mi • in t m kf »•**« * for EPH and went there for a free pregnancy test, expecting an abortion referral if she tested positive. When the test results came hack positive and the counselor began her “anti-abortion speech,’’ she was surprised. The student claims her friend was not allowed in the same room with her while she was questioned. After the woman tested positive and asked for an almrtion referral, the counselor explained they did not believe in altortion and gave her an anti abortion booklet to read At this point she got up and walked out. Planned Parenthood officials say they receive complaints of this nature regularly and believe the clinics are “part of a national anti-choice" campaign against abortion Confusion arises over these referral services because they are often listed in the yellow Inigos under birth control. Plan ned Parenthood officials said. copies 7 30-5:30 Mon I ri Great West Mm liliNrs 1416 W 7th Shepaid Molott University SUNNY SERVICE Foreign & Domestic Cars Specializing in Volvo and Volkswagen • Major & Minor Repairs • ASE Certified Technicians 1905 Agate St. • 344*0669 Jus I a lew blocks from campus on the corner ol Agale and 19th Family Planning Advocates of Oregon is working to change this, according to their presi dent, Anne Plunkett. The group, a coalition of pregnancy related clinics and medical per sonnel. is working with telephone book publishers to appropriately designate clinics in their yellow pages based on what services they actually offer. To achieve this, FPAQO has gathered a coalition of "legitimate” pregnancy clinics who Plunkett said offei a full range of advice and services to women. Coalition members want to advertise as a group so consumers can readily tell which clinics are legitimate. Other organizations, part of the FPAOO, include the Oregon affiliate of the National Abor tion Rights Action league who send press releases to high schools and colleges all over the state warning of what they call "fake clinics." -*>r BMBM ® MltiUdfi CHINESE RESTAURANT *4** ftjTfrf *■ Dinner Upstairs SZECHUAN 6 CANTONESE food Hour* Upstairs So Th 4 30 10 00 FSa 500 10 30 Oriental Buffet Lunch 1273 Aider Street • 683 0886 Get the word out with an ODE classified Great thinkers— come check out our Philosophy section. 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