Helping Hand %r-*arv ANTMOKV rOt*#Vffr****i University freshman Jery Ross boosts his 18-month-old nephew, Matthew, to the drink mg fountain while the toddler 's mom plays tennis at 15th Avenue Courts Filming resumes on Rogue River ROSEBURG (API — Universal Pictures lias expander! its plans to use Oregon locations to film the Meryl Streep movie. "The River Wild." Universal now wants to shoot a scene on the North t Impqua River outside Rose burg. Universal began production on the Rogue River outside Grants Pass, but switched some scenes to Mantana abet environmentalists raised concerns about Riming on a stretch of river protected by the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act The crew has been back in (.rants Pass for a few weeks, where it has been filming on the Rogue, as well as in the pool at the YMCA. Mel Ingeroi of the U.S. Bureau of land Manage rnont said the potential impacts on the North Umpqua are far less than those that caused the uproar on the Rogue. Universal plans to have about 25 people working with hand-held equip ment and using existing trails. The Oregon Natural Resources Council protest ed when Universal planned to bring hundreds of people to Blossom Bar ossa wilderness section of that Rogue, build scaffolding and run jet boats and helicopters. Gail Schaefer of BLM's Mount .Scott Resource Aran said so for she has beard that people concerned about the North Umpqua don't like the idea of the filming, but aren't going to try to stop it. WIDESPREAD PANIC EVERYDAY TOUR HOTLINE 70& 354 2586 BAND INFO 2351 COLLEGE STATION ROAD, SUITE 504, ATHENS. GA 30605 VnHii STRANGERS Ipoft Cr« ;.<WMk«aWrr *t*uC*3 fry MCA CotfKWtt *C*T*m*U Tickets available at EMU Main Desk, The Record Garden. CD World, Face the Music, and House ot Records. Senate urged to take steps with Packwood LOS ANC.LLLS (A!1! Onnoftht* women who «ii i usfd Sim Boh Pack wood of sexual mis* onduct not) an a< 11\ sst at tomes urged th** Sennit* Tuesday to fort e Iht* Ore gon Republuan to turn over hi*; private diaries anti hold public hearings into allegations against him. Julio Williamson of Portland and LA lawyer ('.Iona Allr»*d said both steps were necessary to assure the public that the Senate tan police its own members "Puhlit business is best done in puhlit saitl Williamson, appearing at a downtown news conference with Allred. Williamson has at cusetl Pat k wooti ol kissing her. stepping on her toes, grabbing at her clothes and tr\ mg to remove her girdle in I960 while she was an aide in his Pori land office. Williamson, S3. said she and ni least fivi? of tin? other women an? willing to testify because they believe public hearings would assure a "thorough and even handed" investigation. The women — including for mer Packwood staffers and lob byists — have accused the sena tor of unwanted kissing and touching direi ted toward them during his 24-year Senate career. Some of the women also accused Packwood of conducting a smear campaign against them, and Williamson said Tuesday those women would welcome an opportunity to "clear our names.” The Senate Ethics Committee currently is wrapping up a pri vate investigation into the women’s claims. Allred and several of the women say Packwood is playing political "hardball" by refusing to turn over all his diaries on grounds they could be used to blackmail colleagues by reveal tng entries on other lawmakers sexual affairs "He's playing hardball, but i don't think he'll siiu i-ed (»ena Hutton told The Asso< inted Press by telephonic Tuesday from her home in Kugene Hut ton has said Pai kwood "grabbed” her and French kissed her in a parking lot in 1980 while she was his county campaign manager. The full Senate has vet to vote on the Fthu s Committee request to seek n court order fort mg Pot kwood to give up all diary entries since Jan 1. 1969 He would not lie required to turn over entries involving private family matters or attorney -client or doctor-patient privilege. Pat kvvood. elected to the Sen ate in 1969, already has turned over thousands of diary pages dating from 1969 to 19HH. Pack wood's attorney. James Fitzpatrick, did not return phone calls Tuesday hut has suggested a neutral person be appointed to review the diaries and decide whether additional entries should be brought before the Ethics Committee. Allrod also said the six-mem ber Senate Ethics Committee has had enough time to announce public hearings and set a date. "It would increase public con fidence in the fairness of the process," said Allred. Both Williamson and Hutton said recently they agreed to tes tify publicly only after the Ethics Committee offered ade quate safeguards against unnec essary inquiries into other past relationships. "Now is the time to call for public hearings. I'm advocating this because who knows if sexu al misconduct will be complete ly accounted for behind closed doors," said Hutton. 4H Now for your convenience SELF-SERVE FAX COFAX fcpity Phon* COFAX IN EMU • Send or receive tax • Operates with all major credit cards • User-friendly • Operates in five languages • 24 hour customer service line i GO FAX ,no PUBLIC FAX n:r\Mi ijir. I rest in the na; to the entrance. - I he I'luifut• RIGHT ON TARGET Ortgan Puih Emerald CALL OUR ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT: 346-3712