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Delegation to visit Soviet Union
By Greg Hough
Emerald Reporter
Eugene City Council Presi
dent Kuth Ha scorn will lead a
five-member delegation of city
leaders to the Soviet Union this
week to participate in the first
US US SR International Sis
ter Cities Conference
The conference, to he held
May in the southern So
viet city of Tashkent, will en
courage individual and busi
ness exchanges between 40
U.S. cities and their Soviet sis
ter city counterparts. Bascom
said.
Bascom. who will act as a
representative for Eugene May
or Jeff Miller, said the delega
tion would also travel to Eu
gene's sister city of Irkutsk.
U S S R from June 1-6.
This will be the first sister
city delegation to visit Irkutsk
since formal documents joining
Eugene and Irkutsk were
signed by former Eugene Mayor
Brian Obic and and Irkutsk
Mayor Yuri Shukuropat last
October
Other members of the delega
tion are Kate Rogers Gessert.
founding president of the Eu
gene-lrkutsk Sister City Com
mittee. Gail Arcady Groza, a
Russian language and culture
teacher at South Eugene High
School and Roosevelt Middle
School, Dean Owens. President
of the Eugene Area Chamber of
Commerce, and Lane County
Commissioner Jerry Rust.
■'We'll be taking a large ban
ner (to Irkutsk) saying ‘Greet
f.raptiH by larrrll |*»l«
ings From Eugene' in Rus
sian," Bascom said. "We’ve
also had two clocks mounted
on a large piece of Doug Fir —
one has Eugene time, one has
the time of Irkutsk. We'll give
that to city officials there, and
hopefully it'll result in us al
ways calling each other at rea
sonable hours."
Gessert said the delegation
will be taking 44 exchange pro
posals to Irkutsk. The group
has been meeting for two
months, and each member has
been assigned different ele
ments of the community from
which to seek exchange ideas.
Bascom said she will carry
eight letters from Eugene phy
sicians offering exchanges with
physicians in Irkutsk. Each of
the physicians is offering to
pay for a Soviet physician to
come to Eugene in 1990.
“1 don't have any set person
there I'm supposed to give
these letters to," Bascom said.
"It’s my job to find someone
there and put it in their
hands."
Bascom added she'd also he
delivering an offer by the Ore
gon Bach Festival to sponsor a
Soviet conductor's visit to Eu
gene in 1990.
dessert said she's been or
ganizing exchanges in the visu
al and literary arts.
Turn to Irkutsk, Page 5
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