Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, November 15, 1991, Page 3, Image 3

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    Speaker: Racial hatred
disguised as economics
By Carrie Dennett
Errwsif) Associate f O' v
The national vice president of the National Asmh iation for the
Advancement of Colored People spoke about national issues of
race, hate and equality on u visit to fulgent* Thursdav
Kuport Klchardson. also a leader of the Louisiana N \ACP. told
an overflowing crowd in Room lit) Willamette that the real or
manufai lured fear stoking racial hatred is not a new issue
Richardson said when African-Americans first gained the right to
vote, even though they did not have money or power, main whites
were afraid
Out of this fear came the Ku Mux Rian, she said The Man at
tempted to st are and intimidate voting blacks, trying to take awav
what power thev gained with the right to vote
That voting power is very important right Dow for citizens of
Louisiana with a Saturday elet tiori dot tiling if former Man member
David Duke will fie thill stales next governor
'"■That ballot Is the key to so much when it < times to people's
freedom," she saiti
"It's been a campaign of hate, anti Mr Duke hates .everyone.’; she
salt)
‘.'However, people are not so narrow (fiat thev will just listen to a
message of hate people are not that unkind so vou have to veil it
in something else and that-'is economics.” she said
Richardson said this veiling ol rai la I hale lie hind et om uni's also
was used when Ceorge Bush made an issue ol Willie Horton
As a result of the Reagan, Bush ad minis! rai it ms we have prop!
like David Duke who have surfaced she -.aid
Richardson was pari (if the fortf behind the NA ALl' s state e
against the Clarence Lhomas nnmin.ili n, ami was one ol a large
number of women who t hallenged Louisiana ■ two senators vs h-u.
they appeared likely to support Thomas
If nothing else the tail that David Duke endorsed l iarem e
Lhomas should have told people something."sin- saiti
"They dishonored everything women s.iuf when thev mailt up
their minds liefort- thev heard Anita Hill speak Ku hard son said
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tug the added hours, said
Deborah ( iirvi-r. assistant
University librarian tor |>ut>
lit: services
Last summer. ii library
tusk fori f examined patterns
of library use as one of sev
eral possible wavs to lielant e
the librarys budget The
panel recommended ellrnl
nuling low use hours, prt
marilv during late night and
weekend times and between
sessions to save on student
employee wages
During ac ad urnIi terms,
the new regular hours for the
library will be n .1 in to 11
p m M an d ay thro u g h
! hursday, H a m to 4 p m
Friday. 10 a m to 0 p m Sat
urduv. arid 10 a m to it
pin Sunday
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places the Knight l.lbrarv
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Carver said
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opera! trig hours w ill he II
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Sundtiy, 1 Jet H, and M a m
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program on this rumpus would
disappear too
Philips said all tho statu and
thrci' ritv initiatives am trying
to do is to prevent promoting
abnormal sexual behavior such
as homosexuality
lilt' initiative IN tied Up ill
the Oregon Supreme Court due
to tile wording of the ballot li
tie Fidatupie said the ACl.t is
trying to make the wording of
the title more readable and rep
resontative of the at tual mean
mg of the petition, so that i It!
/ens understand what they are
signing
Onci: I hit li! It? is (ici: liii'ii
upon, thr (X1A \% 111 Ix'gm i i>l
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November loo,'
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Portland ami Corvallis inilt.i
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