■—.^.Oregon Daily_ _ Emerald Tlmrsdav. ()( lobrr IJ. l'lHO Kng(*nr Oregon \Olumc 'll. Xiimlici 11 _Inside_ ■ Midwife services stopped, Page 3 ■ USSA reps leave for D.C.. Page 4 ■ One year after Ecdesia, Page H ■ A kicking family feud. Page 13 Mojo rising Militarist "Mojo" rntnrtains studi'iits in hunt ul tin- Chiles Center Wednesday afternoon Mojo says hr likrs to .liinind the t nnersi t\ lt> help stinirnts yet thru minds till their problems Photo In Stovr (lard School building sold, land to be developed H\ ( atlierino II.mlev l met .ild Reporter Lilli iiln S* hold Will hr sold to .1 Sr.it llr development firm to hr converted to tl|)**l I nil'll!s I hr I ilgeil*' ( it V ( OUtu il dr I idrii Urdiirsd.iv .tnd •! 1 itizrn's ,11 (ion vl 11> 111 > li.is dri idrd not to i h.tllrilgr I hr count it's dri ision 111 i ourt 1 hr 1 011111 tl .dso dri idrd VVediirsd.i\ to .n 1 r|i| .1 proposal Irom .1 nrighhni hood org.ini/.ition th.it will usr thr pin < mis t rum I In* s«iji* u! Ifu* M llnul Id (li'wliip .1 ((HU ntunits i Kiiicr .uni .i d.n i .ire i elllcl mi the I iikdin Sr html propeltv \ repreM-illative from I .me I ,nr Share said at a Tuesdav infill meeting id lilt* W •**%!SKlr \r 1 v* hht Jl'htH mi Qu.illt\ Im led lh.it I .mi Sh,ire would not Mir the i its ( iiiiiu il il tin- neighborhood organi /.itmu objet Ini It vs,is never Ihf intention ot lane l air Nli,nr lo |ft11)■!i<Ii/f neighborhood negotiations i inn fining this |iro|if11s ,imi vs f vs ill nol pursue lullin' legal .11 lion t li.it will imperil these uegoti atioiis I .in Share nietulter II.ivhI It mi kett s.iui Memhers ol \\ \(J|’ appmached I an Share members on Nuinlas and asked them to drop then threatened lawsuit. I an Share inemhei Ku h Kenter said "Actually what I said was 'What the Ill'll are sou doing'’ Il sou do that {tile the liiwsiiitl vein'll blow everything U \(JI‘ i o i hair I touglas ( ai d said Ihe Westside Neighborhood (Jualils I’rojei l and the lelferson Area Neighliors dei ided in Neptemher to support tile sale ol the si hool to Long Assoi piles d the i ounc d would agree lo maintain the gardens and the playground on the property. build a child care (.enter and pros ide a ntughlrorhood i enter "With this compromise plan we feel that I mill sides w in I t lends ot l.ini oil! Si hool member Maura Johnson told the i its I Olllll il t licit') the plan tile SUN.(Hit) l.orig \sscm i.itrs |>«t% s tor tin- j»!o|M*rl\ anil up to .in $ > iMH) will y^«> into .1 spt»t nil rrvfiiur Innil ii» pa\ tor thr 1 InM ( ,il«* e «* I * t * * I Hr! V* lil»«>1 11« m *11 1 rnlri J.ai linns «imi phiv ground 1 nit u I,».*•«I \V\Qf’ rr.11 h i < iniipminisr h\ ton nu; thr « its to f.ikr nn^ot i.tt ions mint- si»rious|\ . Ki’Uti'I Scliil I <i»m | know tlmt lli.il \ tnir ( .mi Siiiti It iliii m.ikr .1 Ini; (IitliTriii •* th.it tht*\ i! air Shan*I hai ki ll oil With this compromise plan ur teel that both sidt's it in — Maura |ohnsou UNtJI’ inemheis worked with < 11\ i mint il members I.in11\ Shoe ,mil Shawn Hulfs ,iml with Ian Share uii’iii hers In outline tfii’ (nmprnmixe prijpos ,il I In' iiriiims.il i .ills tin tin- ("listing him uln Si IumiI Annex to lie renovated •ini! ( unverted into .1 child i.iic (.enter to sen e .ihnnl . i hildren \ house i uri^ntlv loi ,ited on I ith .mil (Hive would he moved to the Lincoln School site ,nid renov.lied loi use ,is .i i ommiiliilv i enter I he house must he moved some time this month oi it will lie destroyed to m.ike room lor .motliei housing prit|e< I ( ,ud s.iul ( .lid .isked the i oiilli ll to .11 I i|uu klv to fuid the monel to mine the house Ihe compromise prupos.il id so pie serves the playground .mil the i oiiuiin nitv gardens, .ilthough the gardens m.n he moved to .i new loi ntmu on the prop ertv Ihe i ill will ret.on ownership of the i hild i are center and i ommunitv i enter and lease the i hiId i are i entei to alt op eratorat a low cost, jau How man ol the I’lamnng and Development Department said "I think this is some ol the hesl limn [urn to Si liool. Page 10 Shelters examined to combat rising homeless problem Combined efforts may work best By Greg Hough Emerald Contributor As tlir i old winter months apprnat h • 11\ and county leaders are e\pe< ting .1 sharp increase in the numhei of homeless families w ho request shelter and are formulating plans to help them "(lonservat ively tIn- numbers of requests we got for housing tins summer indicates there will he more homeless families than there were last winter said Don kostur. direr tor ot kugene Emergent y Housing Kostur headed the effort to construct the Opportunity Shelter U Atmi/.on Parkway a living spar.e for single mothers ami their i hildren I he shelter operated for seven months until it was i loser! inrteli nitely last |line amid charges of mismanagement by local politi cians Reopening and rev.imping the shelter is one of the options being considered l>\ Urn- County said Steve Manila ot the countv's I louse and I luman Serve es department Manila a serve es i oordinator overseeing countv efforts com ern mg the homeless, sail) the county is putting together a white pa per" on the issue A major announcement on strategy and polit y will likely i time later this month, he adder! Turn to Homeless, Page 1 1 I'Kiilii bv Morn-*" Homeless shelters such as the Eugene Mission. 1542 H. First .In*., are expecting a sharp in crease in the number of people they n ill sen e.