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News Brief
Bus bound for Bay Area
anti-war rally
Students for Peace is selling seats
for an Oregon Coachways bus bound
for San Francisco this weekend. The
trip will give students and communi
ty members an opportunity to par
ticipate in a nationwide anti-war ral
ly taking place Saturday.
Tickets for the bus, which will seat
a total of 46 people, cost S45 and can
he purchased at the ASUO office.
Mousing will also be provided for the
weekend at either a Berkeley Unitar
ian Universalist Church or a co-op.
The deadline to buy a ticket is 4 p.m.
Wednesday.
The bus will leave from McArthur
Court Friday at 10 p.m. and will arrive
at the rally Saturday morning. It will
depart again Sunday at 10 p.m.. Bus
riders should arrive at departure loca
tions at 9:15 p.m. before each trip.
Participants must provide their
own food during the weekend, as
well as money for transportation
within San Francisco.
“I think (the event) is a chance for
national solidarity in the anti-war
movement,” Students for Peace
member Beth Ayres said. “If we can
get the West Coast and the East
Coast organized, it’ll be a lot easier
to organize the entire country.”
—Jan Montry
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and saliva samples taken from a rape
victim, Bekkedahl said the evidence
studied by forensic scientists and an
alysts is sent in from counties stretch
ing from West Douglas to Polk.
“We don't have enough people
and we no longer can get info back
to investigators in a timely matter,”
he said.
Bekkedahl said he was forced to
layoff nine of his 22 personal employ
ees on Jan. 2 — the date of numerous
statewide cutbacks — in anticipation
of little or no funding after the special
election. The Springfield lab current
ly employs the only full-time firearms
expert in Oregon and doesn’t have
any form of administrative support to
help file daily cases.
Contact the reporter
at caronalarab@dailyemerald.com.
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talk is presented by Oregon Physi
cians for Social Responsibility.
“I think it is very timely given that
we are about to go into another war
with Iraq under slim pretenses,”
Zagorin said. “People should be in
terested (in the display and discus
sion) to prevent getting involved in
this again.”
The “Children of the Gulf War”
exhibit will be on display through
Jan. 18.
Contact the Pulse editor
atjacquelynlewis@dailyemerald.com.
Mark McCambridge Emerald
Judge Wayne Allen explains to the Eugene City Council the details of an increase in
the penalty for possession of less than one ounce of marijuana.
Council
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merits of the diversion program.
“Nothing we are doing on the Eu
gene city level speaks for or against
legalization,” he said.
Councilor George Poling, Ward 4,
agreed, saying the diversion pro
gram should be the focus.
“If one person can get off the use of
alcohol or narcotics or drugs through
any type of diversion program, then it
was worth it,” Poling said.
The City Council will revisit the
ordinance at a future meeting.
Contact the senior news reporter
at janmontry@dailyemera!d.com.
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