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The Oregon Daily Emerald is published Monday through Friday eicept during
mam weeM and vacations by the Oregon Daily Emerald Publishing Co at the
University of Oregon. Eugene. Oregon
The Emerald *s operated independently of the University with offices on the
third Moor of the Erb Memorial Union and is a member of the Assoc *ated Press
The Emerald is private property The unlawful removal or use of papers is pros
ecu fable by law
Editor Thomas Prowell
Managing Editor
Editorial Editor
Graphics Editor
Encora Editor
Alice Wheeler
Don Peters
Mark Vlen
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New* tailor
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Tracy Sumner
Darla Jackson
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Community Hon Walker Student Governmant7Actlvitla* Catherine Hawley
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Letters
Recall
The KWKH rc< .ill is a s.nl but
nei essary event This from an
alumnus of the University
Si liool of lournalism ami a for
mer | si hool instructor provid
ing also mv perspective as for
mer state legislator, legislative
administrator, and eight-vear
member ot the KWKH board and
a five year member of the lame
Transit District Hoard
Hy repudiating the actions of
Willis, Solin and Timing, we
affirm the importance of fan
ness and doing the public bus
ness openly Only by removing
Willis from office by recall can
KWKH and our community
leave the painful experience lie
hind and complete the healing
proi ess
There is no place in the
KWKH recall for personalities of
personal vengeam e Ms sup
port for recall results from my
concern for our utility and tor
the way we run our publii in
stitutions Recalling Willis will
give us an KU KH hoard not
stained with the errors of the
past. .1 board lh>it can work to
gether v\ ithout rancor
In less than two weeks you
will get a ballot in the mail I
urge you to. among several nth
er issues, punch-out W illis lor
recall and mail it back as soon
as possible particularly if you
are leaving town for the sum
mer
Take the opportunity to send
a message about our communi
ty standards of fair play by
elec ted public officials
lack Craig
Eugene
Children
The ROTC program is a posi
tive opportunity for many stu
dents on university campuses
nationwide Tor those who
would not Ire able to complete
their education otherwise, it of
fers invaluable assistance and
support
Yet. idl of those involved
with the ROTC program have
made a conscious choice; to be
then;. Whether or not they ui
cept the militaristic principles
on which it is based, they are
capable of understanding their
implications As adults they
have the ability to make their
own decisions and 1 respect
those they have made.
Children, however, do not
make their own decisions. I am
appalled that the ROTC has the
gall to train a small child how
to use an automatic weapon
There is no excuse for the scene
pictured on page three of the
june 1 Oregon Daily Emerald
A young child w ith his finger
on the trigger of a weapon
longer than he is tall is a sick
example of a paranoid, narrow
minded, heartless country
The Cold War is over. Please,
let's stop training our children
to be soldiers. They need to
learn that this is a world of peo
ple, not a world of enemies.
Leyla Farah
Psychology
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