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Riesling sale $3.95 Ix>s Hermanos White Zinfandel n|. m.wi.s ntn sale $4.95 Piper Sonoma 1983 Brut i«t$ug» sale $11.95 fresh ami Wii wall balanced with a limit dry finish excellent value In domeatk bubbly yiHqcmcc /NATURAL FOODS Open 8-11 daily al 24th & Hilyard • 343-9142 All (trues gootl thrxHigh luly or while tupplm list RESUMES Giva you' rttuma a ptofejvonal took by haying tt typetal at the Otegon Only Emarakl» L»tl»r Pmrttet QrapMct located in Suit* 300 EMU. O' call 686 5511 Anti-nuke protesters plan future By Carolyn l.amberson (M Ihr timer aid The number people who pro test nuclear arms testing needs to grow by "10 or lot) fold” in order slow down the nuclear arms race, said Eugene peace activist Nancy Hale Tuesday night Hale, an organizer for the American Peace Test, gave a brief spern.h on civil disobe dience and the nuclear arms race and answered questions after a video presentation at the University law school. Hale, spent nine months tit l.as Vegas. Nev., organizing non-violent direct actions at the government's nuclear testing site in the Nevada desert. The video presentation in cluded a recording of the APT direct action in summer MiHti and interviews with those who took part in the demonstration Also shown was a locally pro duced film called "TheTorch Is Passed," dealing with the 20th anniversary reunion of a stu dent group from University of California at Berkeley. The group. SLATE, formed in the late 1950s and made na tional headlines when it pro tested the presence of the House Un-American Activities Com mittee in San Francisco in May I960. This was the start of the s t u d e n t movement that heightened during the mid- and late-1960s. The film combined recent footage from the reunion and footage from the actual demonstration. Foliowring the film presentation. Hale gave a brief speech before opening the floor for discussion. lJur hearts have more to tlo with the revolution than we may imagine," Hale said, and added the film may have l>een "an almost myoptic view of what's going on in Nevada" because at the time of filming. AI*T was 5 months old and has since grown in size. Several of those taking part in the round table discussion have already visited the test site, but Hale said numbers would need to grow dramatically before the impact on the nuclear arms race would be felt Hale also touched upon the legal maneuvering necessary to conduct an action of civil disobedience. Originally, the protesters went allowed onto the test site in a designated area set aside for "parking and demonstrations.” Hale said. But now. the Nye County, Nev., district attorney has agreed not to prosecute the demonstrators when they cross onto the test site, she said Demonstrators are handcuffed, put on a bus, driven two or three miles away from the site, and given citations. Then the charges against them are drop ped. Hale said. "I think the idea was to take the wind out of our sails and we would just go away," Hale said. "At this point. APT is holding off on its next action until March," she said, when the group hopes to have a large scale. non-violent direct action. The possibility for violent confrontation with the police at the test site is always there. Hale said. Usually, however, the police treat the protesters well and if anything, get a few chuckles and a lot of money out the deal, she added. "I think they realize that violence toward us would galvanize us," she said. The discussion was co sponsored by the Women’s I.aw Forum and Clergy and l.aity Concerned. Et al. MEETINGS Mortar Hoard Honor Society will moot Friday at 2 p.m. on the lawn betweon Fenton and (lillierl Halls. Herpes Information and Sup port Group merits today from 7-u p.m. in the Sacred Heart Hospital Conference Room 5-Main. For more information, contact Carolyn at 543-3013. MISCELLANEOUS Thu Oregon Track Club is looking for volunteers to help with the Hutto to liutte Run and the Mayors Walk on July 4 For information, contact Margo Metayer at 4H4 44Hl> Willamalane Park & Ke< rea tion District is holding a groundbreaking ceremony for YVillamalane’s new parking lot sJJOBookstore^ Rentals-— $4.95 W°"'F"EE»oi. $9.95 *»*"“*"“ Video 13th & Kincaid M F 8 30-5:30 Closed Saturday 686 4331 and playground today at 11:30 a m. at the VVillamalane Park Sheler at 14th Street and G Street. Deadline for submitting Kt als to the Emerald front desk, 300 EMU, is noon the day before publication. Et als art; run oidv once. Events with a donation or admission charge will not be considered. 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