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regulations would not prevent anyone from building on their land. City Attorney Glenn Klein told the council last week that if some- one could still build on their lot, just further back from the stream, an appraisal may show they would not have a valid claim under Measure 37 since the new regulations did not reduce the value of the property. Also, Klein said some economists may say that the lot ac- tually increased in value since neighbors also weren’t allowed to build so close to the stream, encroaching on views. The city has yet to receive any claims under Measure 37. — AP The first stop on the tour will be at 7 pm Sunday, Oct. 23 at the First United Methodist Church, 1376 Olive St, in Eugene. Tickets at the door are sliding scale $5-$20. The event is sponsored by the Justice Not War Coalition and Eugene Media Action, a committee of Eugene PeaceWorks. For more information, call 484-9167. Clothes Horse RESALE EXTRAORDINAIRE mon-sat 12-6, sun 1-5 720 east 13th • 541-345-5099 We Will Pay CASH! No Appt. Necessary. CORRECTIONS/ CLARIFICATIONS • In response to a news brief (9/22) about unadvertised open seats on the Lane Transit District board, agency spokesman Andy Vobora explained how LTD is now getting the word out. Information about the applica- tion process is on the LTD website (ww.ltd.org) and in an Oct. 13 R-G insert. Nationally syndicated columnist Norman Over the next several weeks, LTD will Solomon and singer- songwriter David advertise the openings through press Rovics will visit Oregon as part of a releases, letters and paid ads. The West Coast “Stop the Wars Tour” state deadline for applicants is to help strengthen and expand the Dec. 1. peace movement. The tour events • Regarding last week’s cover encourage “dialogue between citi- story on KLCC, the list of other pub- zens with differing points of view.” lic radio stations left out the non- Solomon is author of War Made Solomon profit KWVA on campus, broadcasting at Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep 88.1 FM. John Zerzan hosts the “Anarchy Spinning Us to Death. The book includes ex- Hour” talk show at 11 pm Sundays, and Amy amples of quotes during war-time, including Pincus Merwin hosts “InForm Radio” at 6:30 President Johnson’s statement in 1964: “Our pm Mondays and “Informed Talk” at 5 pm one desire — our one determination — is that Fridays. “Democracy Now” broadcasts at 7 the people of Southeast Asia be left in peace am weekdays. See program listings at to work out their own destinies in their own http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~kwva way.” SOLOMON BACK IN TOWN 7 The Sell us your Gap, your Guess, your Abercrombie, your Old Navy begging to leave your closet. DR. DARIN J. WARD Investment advice and financial planning WELLNESS CENTERED DENTISTRY, PC By taking a holistic approach and arrang- ing for health rather than merely treating disease, we offer an opportunity to restore your oral health to its optimum. Laurie McClain and Patricia Hathaway ACCREDITED INVESTMENT FIDUCIARIES ® Professional Members and Investment Advisor Representatives, First Affirmative Financial Network. Securities offered through a registered representative of Walnut Street Securities, Inc. (WSS) Member NASD and SIPC. First Affirmative Financial Network, LLC (FAFN) specializes in socially responsible investments and is a registered investment advisor with the SEC. FAFN and Socially Responsive Financial Advisors are not control affiliates or subsidiaries of WSS. 132 E. Broadway, Suite 747, Eugene (541) 686-1908 ! 1-800-386-1908 www.ResponsiveFinancial.com We look at the whole picture, consider health and underlying factors, and take steps to perfect your smile while prevent- ing problems before they occur. DR. DARIN J. WARD , DDS F . A . G . D . Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry Wellness Centered Dentistry, PC 300 COUNTRY CLUB RD., STE. 290 EUGENE, OR 97401 • (541) 868-2008 OCTOBER 20, 2005 13
