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Continued from Page 1 For at least one city leader, Option B is the best option the council could choose. Council President Freeman ilolmer, who opposes the NFZ, said he believes it is inappropriate legislation for a city to make. “Option B is something 1 have to come a long way from whore 1 think we should be, which is to have no ordinance at all," he said "1 don't believe 1 was elected to determine na tional foreign policy or national defense policy .... In a representative democracy, the national government is the one to decide these, not the in dividual localities, even by in itiative and referendum.” However. Holmer said he was able to support Option B because the people have voted for a nuclear free zone twice. But his problems with the MRV stem from the powers of in vestigation and enforcment of the Nuclear Free Zone Board Ferret_ Continued from Page 1 ocular development) would justify the pilot research. Gordon-Lickey said there is a ferret rabies vac cine available, but it has not yet been approved by the Food and Drug Administration. Kaplan also charged that the IACUC may have broken public health and safety meeting rules by not discussing the amend ments Gordon-Lickey made to her proposal. Kaplan also said certain committee members with objections to Gordon Lickey’s earlier proposal were not present at Fri day’s meeting. that the initiative would re quire, in addition to his belief that the people were not fully informed about initiative points outlawing irradiated food and nuclear power. “It (the iniative) passed because on the initiative before the 1986 election, "we went out into the community and found out what people thought about having a strong nuclear free zone, not just a symbolic one,” Zupan said. ‘It (the initiative) passed because the peo ple of Eugene, or at least 60-some percent of them, wanted to send a message that they are opposed to nuclear war. ’ — Freeman Holmer the people of Eugene, or at least 60-some percent of them, wanted to send a message that they are opposed to nuclear war." Holmer said. Zupan, on the other hand, belives the citizenry was in formed about the issues. When the organizers first began work. He said he believes people knew about the issues before the May 19 election as well. "The city council, on the plus side, did us a favor in that they took what would have drawn much less attention .. . and made it something that by and large most people in the com munity know,” he said. Three recreation areas closed as fire hazards The Eugene Public Safety Department announced Mon day that Skinner's Butte, Spencer Butte and the Ridgeline Trail will be closed because all three areas pose a fire hazard. Tim Birr, public information officer for the department, said the parks will be closed until it rains. The gates to both Skinner’s Butte and Spencer Butte will be closed and locked, but Skin ner’s Butte Park will be open. The Ridgeline Trail will be posted as closed. Birr asked citizens to respect the beauty of those areas by not abusing them in this time of hazard. Violators will be cited, he said. LETTER PERFECT 300 Erb Memorial Union,10:00-1:00 M-F 686-5511 • TYPESETTING•PASTE-UP*UtYOUT*DESIGN* PMT’S*TRANSPARENCIES SPAGHETTI SPECIAL WITH GARLIC BREAD (I|0 QC TUESDAY ONLY 5 P.M. to 9 P.M. jlBTl 2673 Willamette, Next to the Black Forest Tavern 484*0996LLJJj WE DELIVER - Limited Area - -T_ THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON r mil INGS HAYWIRE k & SUPPLIES CUKKiMfe, HAYWIRE iSUfflts "Mr. Cummings? This is Frank Dunham in Production.... We’ve got some problems, Mr. Cummings. Machine No 5 has jammed, several of the larger spools have gone off track, the generator's blown, and, well, everything seems to be you-know-what.” THE BUZZARD KNOW BETTER THAN EVER! Campus Dairy Queen 13th & Hilyard Macintosh Computer Sale The lowest prices with immediate delivery! The Computer Store is offering Summer School students, faculty and staff members some real hot savings on the most popular Macintosh computers, printers disk drives. The Macintosh Plus, the Mac SE wl 20 & the SE w/ 30 Mb internal hard drive are all on sale throughout the Summer term. U of O students, faculty & staff are eligible, but to qualify you must bring a copy of this ad <6 identification of your status. Credit purchases must add a 3% service chargi Macintosh Plus package includes Mac Plus, BOOK floppy dvrve A Image Wrier II printer ^ Macintosh SEw/ 20 / 30 Mb includes Mac SE with 20 Mb or 30 Mb internal hard dr ire A Image Writer II printer Our Sale Price..^2799 SE iv/ 30 Mb..*2999 Mac Plus Package r - e~tnr\ I Sale Price.* 1899 | Other featured items include: the CMS 20 Mb hard drive - Only $599 he CMS 60 Mb hard drive Only S999 the Supra 2400 baud modem - Only $179 the computer store £ _ _ ... . * ** ^ mg* m Authored Apple Dealer 35 West 8th, Eugene 343-1434 Apple, the Apple logo and Macintosh are registered trademarks ot Apple Computer, Inc._