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I Have you moved'.'
2. Were you gone for the summer .’
3. Have you had a name change?
4 Has your residence oi mailing address changed?
5. Wdl you he IK years ole by Novembci 3, 1992?
6. Are you a new resident to Lane County?
If any of tlu* above applies to you, y ou need to register or re-register to vote
prior to the deadline to ensure your voting rights on election day.
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Measure fattens up
Voters’ Pamphlet
( A I') — The
state Voters' Pam
phlet might be
more appropriately named
"Voters' Volume."
This year's pamphlet con
tains Ml perspectives on Meas
ure 9 10 for and 58 against
- and will total 34 pages of the
approximately 200-page book
let.
Nearly every segment of Ore
gon society is represented: reli
gious, business, labor, legal, po
lilical and gay-rights perspec
tives
The apparent record number
of submitted statements indi
cates the intensity of debate
over the measure that has trans
formed Oregon into a national
battleground over the issue of
gay rights.
Measure 9, which would
amend the state constitution to
dc< lan’ homosexuality "abnor
mal'' and "perverse,'' would re
quire state government, includ
ing s< hoots, to discourage ho
mosexuality.
Under Oregon law, the state
Klee tions Division is required
to publish every statement from
anv individual or group willing
to pay the S300 fee or gather
1,000 signatures ol registered
voters In the case of Measure
9. till parties opted to fork over
the ( ash
The only restrictions: entries
can bo no longer than 350
words and cannot bo slander
ous or libelous, suid Elections
Division Director Colleen
Sea lock.
Though tho number of state
ments on Measure 9 is an ap
parent record, both opponents
and supporters say there easily
could have been twice as many
if they had not worked to keep
the number down.
Lon Mabon, director of the
Oregon Citizens Alliance,
which is sponsoring the meas
ure, says more than two dozen
organizations and individuals
offered to submit statements in
support of the initiative.
Mabon says he's not worried
about the mismatch between
the number of statements of
fered by supporters and oppo
nents of the measure. "Most are
going to read two or three until
they get the picture, and then
they'll stop," he said.
Statements in support of
Measure 9 include an entry by
OCA Political Director Phillip
Kamsdell.
"Despite the glaring truth
about the homosexual lifestyle,
some Oregon public schools art
teaching children that homo
sexuality is a good and normal
choice," Kamsdell concludes.
"No one gave public officials
this authority."
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All International Students
Enrolled in the ASUO Health
Insurance Program
Dependent Insurance Enrollment
Deadline: October 12, 1992
It you arc an international student, new to the University,
with dependents or a retaining international student with
dependents not previously covered by the ASUO Health
Insurance Program. you must enroll and pay the premium
lor your dependent's coverage by October 12. IW2.
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date they are enrolled in the program.
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previously covered by the ASUO Health Insurance
Program last year and you want to continue their insurance
coverage from September 13. |yy2, you must enroll and
pay the premium for your dependents) bv October 12.
1902.
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