ill could direct sex shop locations SALEM (API — Local govern men I* could keep adult-oriented sex businesses nwoy from schools and residential areas under a proposal introduced Wednesday by a legislator from Gresharn. Democratic Rep Sboron Wylie said local officials ore powerless to deol with such establishments as adult book stores and theaters because of state court rulings on constitutional free speech rights. Gresham citizens fought two adult businesses only to learn they couldn’t restrict their locations, she said. Wylie drafted a proposed constitutional amend ment that would allow cities and counties to use zoning ordinances to forbid adult-oriented busi nesses within 1.400 feet of schools or residential neighborhoods "My intent is to give Oregon communities the right und the authority to keep adult entertainment businesses away from our schools and out of our neighborhoods." Wylie said at a news conference. "To do this. Oregon voters must agree that com munities have a right to determine the quality of their environment,” she said If approved by the Legislature. HJR57 would be on the ballot for the November 1904 general elec tion She also introduced a related hill that would expand state nuisance laws to include adult busi nesses. The measure, HB3495, would allow local gov ernments to shut down a business if a pattern of disruption occurred over a one-year period "We can't stop pornography," Wylie said "My bills will make sure that Oregon communities ran keep them away from their schools and out of their back yards.” CUTS Continued from Page 1 will have to uil an additional 2ft positions and another $2 4 mil lion out of its 1991-95 budget in early April. Cumulatively, this means a loss of 29ft positions and $15.ft million since Measure 5 passed in November 1990. Williams said the reason for announcing some of the 1991-95 biennium's cuts now is to give the people affected time to make other plans. "We know that real people are being affected and lives being changed," Brand said The rest of round two's cuts will likely be made in early April. Williams said By then, the University should have a better estimate of its 1993-95 budget, he said. Brand said the t uts come at a time when the state needs high er education the most The num ber of high school graduates in Oregon is increasing, he said, but the University's enrollment caps and higher tuition will keep them from getting a higher education. The entire stale suffers as a result. Brand said. The economy depends on a well-edut aled work force to operate business os' technology, he said. But this session's Legislature will probably not give higher education any more funds. Brand said. "We are. without question, headed in the wrong direction," Brand said. The first, and completed, round of Measure 5. which af fects the 1991-93 biennium, eliminated 91 positions in the College of Education, the speech program and other areas ET ALS MEETINGS OVIK Hnngat k llmmima (roup will mi fc» campaign pollock tonight at 7. for dtncttoM and addraaa. call ORPtRG Ugialatiya Wrtch Will mart irmlfht at 7 in EMU Suita I For mow tnfcamatinu. oil 146-4377 IkUmIiI rwfwHw will hava budgrt haaring* lot iha following cmnpi tonight at 6 J0 Ml Iha EMU Board Room American Ad Federation. Uni vanity Theater Whttabird Rideehere. 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ISI H»3 «4 vioan plus a bows 1360 obo Can 343-431} Good ConrSbon mis* u»mseoo, eortwvi, osourn .\-s OPPORTUNITIES OARTENDMO As mn on TV mil Bartenders axil be m Eugene lot 2 Mail only. 2/37-3112 Day and evening classes Job Placemen! assistance Earn to Stott CaA Mi Harms at t 800 «» 4 109 Bonding Community Clast Man tors needed We ate tooting tor enittu*ias«c and dedcmed sludants to nalp 1st year students aigtora issues mm bind and Ovule community Earn 2 upper cm cre<»t» A up to MOO Apps are a«M m 364 Oregon HaK (346-3210/ and are due by Friday Feb ttfh Business Opportunity Seminar FuS and part tune robs available, tie litre schedule tor students, earn etme you learn Century Rm A Thursday 2/lBal 7-tSpm and 8 15pm Help make a young Me complete Volunteer to be a Bg Brother or Btg Sutler Vou could make a dharenca Cal 346a43i MODEL CALL! For Becker. 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MO 65601 EARN 11900 WEEKLY miafcng our cir culars' Bogm NOW FREE packet* SEYS. Dept 249. Bo. 4000. Cordova. TN 380164000 210 HELP WANTED Alaskan Adventure Travel Co is ■wring hospitality staff tor summer timployment. asI manager trams* cooks housekeepers. dshwashers Salary and benefits. send resume and ipphcatictn 10 Peggy Henry, 740 Me*ne Si. Btsndon Ortgon, 974 M ATTENTION flWnelronai Marketing Ovector and Company founder w* be speaking on success pnncipla* and the easting job market Employment opportunities nestable (immerSate and post yaduatei 667-6B36ert 7 bruise line entry level on soardtardside positions avail mmmatrysar round 3fi778i 591? DOCUMENT ANALYST student Position needed >or the ERIC Clearinghouse lo prepare apt* act* ol eeearch raports and toumal articles on he lopre of educational adoumstratum school syslam management. Mveonnei management, achoof taw acAtta*. administrative pokey, and heorehcai and appfaed research on tdm'rvsPakonl lor inclusion m the 'RIC system aetaPese , XJTIES Review documents, prapere distracts descntsng basic content, taiect cider terms from ERIC neseurus that wd ad mseaichavi and vact-oners ,n searching tor mtormalion rt the kobyect area W# provide b«nmg m ERIC document processing and use it Ih# ERIC thesaurus 5KIUS REQUIRED Must be at least a uruor m academic starving and nave lemonstracie wntng erpenence urong a*ieng «u»s sOHy to anafyrs Witten malenal*. organ.re ccincaptt. md Oaaaty research matnodotogws. nuet be able to type on IBM or ximpattSe computer using Wont Vtoet 5. i. end work independently :XTEN1 Tlv* si! month position S'20 home par weak, wan possAAe rummer work avahatae S6 OCthou' ntertmed applicants should submit a •ttai ol aftpSrahpn. issuma. etorances and writing sample to ERIC A Agate Hal. 1787 Agate St. Room a? by Feb 19 HEAVY DRUMMER WANTED" To Way Now Brandon or Bran 687-7109 Direct your appatita to MCtton 300. tUMMER CAME JOBS tor man and roman. tkddan VaOay Camp tterviewing Fab 73. make appomtmant nd gal torthar mtor melon at Student mptoymanl OrtOS toapirw needed tor tvgh school laaaba*. soflba* games Pen) position semes beam at 4PM dWy. 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