Oregon Daily
TUESDAY, APRIL 21,1992
EUGENE, OREGON
VOLUME 93. ISSUE 138
Former students making ‘dough’
j Pair finds employment
using an old family reci
pe to make environmen
tally correct pasta
F3y Hope Ne.i son
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the slutting in Rising Moon Ravioli
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Wetlands in the Wost Eugene area are currently under scrutiny m an ottort to protect and rostore the property
Plan would protect wetlands
jAs Eugene considers restoration
proposal, landowners unite in opposi
tion
By Tim Nett
Emerasd Associate Editor___
Bm und (land lishor still live on what's loll of the
old family homestead
The l ishor family settled in the area more than 100
years ago on a 1.000-ar re plot.
The state purchased much of that land in the early
1 Mils fur construction of the Kern Ridge Reservoir arid
Highway 1 Today. ■« nearby butte >nd the road run
nmg alongside tlu-ir property Irear tin- family name, Iml
only SH u( res still belong to the fishers
II Hugene adopts .1 plan to protet t and restore wet
lands in West hugene. Oregon may once again be inter
esteii in the lusher homestead
Under the West hugene Wetlands Specual Area Study
plan, the Bureau of Land Management uould offer to
purchase the f ishers property and protect it as wet
lands areas valuer! for their wildlife hafrital and abili
ty to purify storm water The hugene (aty (arum d and
Lam- County Board of Commissioners are considering
the plan for approval
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Beanery rejects
gay publication
j Decision reverses agreement be
tween coffee house owner, Queer Na
tion
By Tim Nell
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Turn 10 BEANERY P.wjh i
ASUO ELECTIONS
ASUO Executive candidate profiles of
Chris Pharis/Donald Morgan and Dan
Pulju, and the last of the IFC candidate
interviews, round out election previews
See ELECTIONS. Page 4
SWEEP
The Duck softball
team swept a
doubleheader from
Simon Fraser
See SPORTS, Page 9
COACHING STYLES
Oregon track coaches Bill Dellinger and
Tom Heinonen have one thing in com
mon ... winning
Se« SIDELIINES.' Page 8