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Officiate Fall Term. Officiate intramual volleyball, flag football, and indoor soccer. First meeting is Wed. Sept. 26 at 6:00pm in the Ulrich Room (Rm 63) in the Student Recreation Center. • Fall Term 2001 LeagueManager Meetings LocationTime Flag FootballOct. 1*SRC Multipurpose 4 4:00p.m. Indoor Soccer Oct. 8 *SRC Multipurpose 4 4:00p.m. VolleyballOct. 9*SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. 3-on-3 BasketballOct. 17*SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. Cross Country Oct. 31 Pioneer Cemetery 3:30p.m. League Playoff Meetings Location Time Flag FootballOct. 25*SRC Multipurpose 4 4:00p.M. Volleyball Oct. 31 *SRC Ulrich Room 5:00p.m. Indoor SoccerNov. 1*SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. 3-on-3 Basketball Nov. 8 *SRC Ulrich Room 4:00p.m. Special Events Deadline Dates Location 18-Hole Golf Scramble Oct. 9Oct. 14Diamond Woods Fall Tennis ClassicOct. 23Oct. 26-28Covered Courts Fitness Week Oct. 29-Nov. 2 Oct. 29-Nov. 2 *SRC One-Day EventsDeadlineDatesLocation Football ScrambleOct. 1, 5p.m.Oct. 2-3, 4-6P.M. Grass IM Field Indoor Soccer Scramble Oct. 8, 5p.m.Oct. 9-10, 7-9P.M. *SRC Courts 4 & 5 Volleyball Scramble Oct. 9, 5p.m. Oct. 11, 7-9P.M. B54 Ger. Annex Cross Country Meet Oct. 30, 5p.m.Oct. 31, 3:30p.m. Pioneer Cemetery Raquetball Tournament Nov. 1, 5p.m.Nov. 3, 11a.m.Raquetball Courts For more information, stop by 102 Esslinger Hall or call 346-4113. "Student Recreation Center Visit our Web site: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~pars/ An equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Accommodations for people with disabilities will be provided if requested in advance. \ ODE Classifieds... Worth Looking Into! Air travel continued from pagelA airline industry,” Bush said. “It’s to tell the traveling public, ‘Get on board, do your business around the country. Fly and enjoy America’s great destination spots.’ Just as Bush uttered the words “get on board,” an airplane roared overhead. “That’s got a nice ring to it,” he said. The audience cheered. Many in at tendance were threatened by waves of layoffs sweeping through the air line industry, but they waved Ameri can flags and erupted into chants: “U S-A! U-S-A!’’Still, as he outlined the new security procedures, it became increasingly clear that in almost every regard, patience would be re quired in the war against terrorism in general and bin Laden in particular. For days, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other ad ministration figures have been downplaying the possibility of im minent military action. On Thurs “Oneofthe great goals of this nation’s war is to restore public confidence in the airline industry.” George W. Bush President day, Bush acknowledged that his air security enhancements also would require some time. “Others will become impa tient, but not this great nation,” he said. “We will stand firm and stand strong until we have achieved our mission.” In other developments: • A measure of good news — though the term barely applied — came from New York, where Mayor Rudolph Guiliani revised down ward the number of missing and presumed dead at the trade center. He said that roster now included 5,960 people and might go lower as officials continue to weed out names that had been double counted. Though still shocking, that reduced by at least 1,000 the previous number of missing. • The Taliban’s ambassador in Pakistan, Abdul Salam Zaeef, indi cated for the first time in days that Afghanistan’s leaders knew where bin Laden could be found — or at least how to contact him. “Osama has now received the (clerics’) recommendations” that he depart Afghanistan, said Abdul Salam Zaeef. A planeload of Islamic clerics was scheduled to leave Pakistan on Friday, headed for Kandahar in southern Afghanistan to speak with bin Laden. Taliban and Pak istan officials said that the clerics would try to persuade bin Laden to leave Afghanistan to stand trial in another Islam ic country. • At the Pentagon, Rumsfeld an nounced that military personnel killed or wounded in the terrorist attacks would receive the Purple Heart, a combat decoration. He also announced that a new civilian decoration, the Defense of Freedom Medal, would be award ed to non-military employees of the Defense Department who were victims of the attacks. The civilian medal, Rumsfeld said, is “a recognition that the world has changed and we can no longer be certain of future wars being waged safely in their re gions of origin.” • Attorney General John Ashcroft released photographs of the 19 sus pected hijackers and asked Ameri cans to contact authorities if they had seen any of the men before Sept. 11. He called it part of “a national neigh borhood watch.” Also on the criminal investiga tion front, FBI Director Robert Mueller said he believes that Wednesday’s arrests of people al legedly involved in fraudulently obtaining commercial licenses to carry hazardous materials were not related to the hijackings. • Jesse Jackson said he was consid ering an invitation from the Taliban to take a “peace delegation” to Pak istan. The White House, which has called its demands non-negotiable, urged him not to go, and the Taliban said the offer originated with Jackson. Knight Ridder Newspapers correspondents Joyce M. Davis, Tom Infield and Jennifer Autrey contributed to this report. © 2001, Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services. Advertise. Set Results. 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