NEWS BRIEFING
A l OQK AT THIS MORNING S HfAOllNIS
Protesters hstt
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urnoer wiin ruduOiocK
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ROSE8URG,
Of* {AP)-~Lo*
**r* • topped cut
ting tree* on »
limber tale Mon
nay suer protester* put mem
selva* In the way of falling tram*
and created a roadhlot k of peo
ple lock ad to umortK filled bar
r»U.
"We (topped for today bantu**
they made the situation unsafe
tor themselves and orhet people."
•aid Howard Sohfl, president of
Sun Stud*, a Koseburg lumber
mill that bought the limber
Sohn *aid th* company had
not decided when work would
resume on the filial* Wildcat
timber sale Th* sale is outside
th* community of Tenmi I* c« the
U.S. Bureau of Land Manage
ment's Roseburg District
The protest was staged by
•IsHtl 15 people who complained
logging would send sediment
into streams and choke spawn
ing gravels needed by coho
salmon and cutthroat trout
No one was arrested
Kaczynsfci's cabin
town
HELENA,
Mont. (AP)~FBI
«g«mla tMrt hmt
liMbomtwr iui
p*d Thcodof*
MrJvmll • cabin InuMt aridrwaa
*• of cnrponli eaecuHvaa, map*
of San Frtnuu n bin « hmiutm. '
guna and a bottle of anirdepre* \
•am rnedidne. according lo an
inventory teleoaed Monday
In a filing released in federal
court. the FBI aim confirmed
publithml report* of threw type
writer* found In the cabin, a*
well a* several unspecified doc
ument* and note*
None of the document* were
identified a* the original teat of
ihe Unabomber manifesto the
.15.QOO-wurd tract publuhed last
year A murce told The Assort
ated Pre** la*I week that agent*
found what appeared to be the
original of the diatribe again*!
modern technology.
hat rvnskt. 53. w«* arrested at
the cabin near Lincoln two week*
ago and t* being held on charge*
of poaseaatng bomb component*
Israel seeds mixed
StffR9t$ 10 LCMIMJn
regarding peece talks
WOK 10
BEIRUT,
Lebanon (AP) —
Uta«l cmk.nl
open llw door la
p<wc* talk* Mon
day but sent bomber* and gun
•hip* against new target* In
labtoon, rocketing iu«p«itwl
HeabolUh hideout* «nd tending
smoke and name* billowing into
the thy above Beirut
Heibollah launched more
rocket* into northern Itraei and
claimed to have dormt of sui
tide bomber* ready to attach
'Our human bomb brigade t*
going to concentrate vengeance
on Itraei We'll tlrihe at the
United Stale* when it directly
intervenes again*! ut." Ileibnl
lah's second-in command. Sheik
Naim QaMetn. told the labtnmt
Broadcatling Corp in a tele
vlted interview
Israeli Prime Minister Shimon
Pare* said his country was pre
pared to talk peac e, hut would
not set talks in motion Pern*
said Irucaa with tkrsbolleh have
proven fragile
New scholarship to honor movie producer
■ MEMORIAL: Don Simpson's family
acknowledges their son’s fondness for his
alma mater by setting up grant
By J«*n M Bond
Htg/hmf t<$uc4Hson f'twfion—
The family of a prominent Hollywood movie
producer has created an endowed scholarship (or
University student». said Ann Mack of the Univer
sity of Oregon Foundation
Don Simpson, a 1967 University alumnus, and
his business partner. Jerry Bruckheimer, produced
a number of highly successful films, including Top
Cun. Flashdance. bays of Thunder and Beverly
Hills (kip.
During their partnership. Simpson and Bruck
heimer received ten Academy Award nomina
tion* Resent film* produced by Simpson include
Dangerous Minds. Bad Boys, and Crimson Tide
Simpson and Bruckheimer's last effort. The Rock,
will be released this summer
Simpson died In January at the age of 52 of an
accidental drug overdose
Simpson’s brother. Lary Simpson, a lutvB Uni
varsity alumnus, set up the memorial endowment
lucw's fondness fur the Univer
because of the prod
*ity. Mack Mid.
Around $*.550 of the $7$,000 needed lo fully
endow the scholarship ha* l»en donated to the
scholarship fund *o far. Mar k Mid
"The family is going to see how much comm in
from donation* and then make up the difference.’
»h* Mid
The endowment will be Invested to keep enough
money available each year to award the scholar
*hip. Mid Nadine Faith. University of Oregon
Foundation assistant director for gift planning
Preference for the *cholar«hip will be given to
student* studying molecular biology or journalism
lie* *UM of Simpaon » interest in those area* Faith
Mid if no qualified journalism or biology students
apply for the scholarship, it will be awarded lo a
student in another mayor
The scholarship will be a Presidential scholar
ship, which means rec ipient* must be Oregon res
idents. have an outstanding academic record, and
should have performed tome community service.
Faith Mid.
Once tha scholarship become* available, stu
dents will apply for It using the financial aid
office * standard scholarship application
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