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About Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1971)
Portland/Observer Thursday, Nov. 25 Man and the revolution Business Economic outlook 1I® ninth annual Huatness •nd Econom ic d u tlo o kC o n fe r- ence sclwdulud Monday, Nov em ber 29, at the P ortland H il ton Hotel w ill lake up a trip le ju ea llo u: “ Inflation? Con- trola? In a T rillio n H ollar Economy?“ I liaison D rake, d e ,u ly aaia- u n t a e e ie la ry and d ire c to r of tl® Buieuu of Dom eatlc C om m erce, w ill I® t ie keynote s|«akei «1 t ie one-day c o n fe i- once co - a|Kinaored try tie P ortland Stale D n lve ra lty School of Business A d m in is tra tio n and the P ortland Cbanibei of Com m erce In co- operation w lth tle H arvard arxi Stanford Business School A s- soclatlons of ( iregon. The session w ill get under way at 7:30 a jn . with a Con tinental breakfast and late re g is tra tio n . D ra ke, a race ca r d r iv e r as w ell as an econom ist, w ill le tie fir s t speaker at 8:45 a.m . He w ill discuss “ J (»N atio nal Business Outlook fo r 1972” . James w . MacMeekln, fir s t vice president at«] d ire c to r of research fo r Eastman D illo n , Union Secui ille s C o .In c ,N e w Y ork, “ I I® stock M a rke tD u t- r o r a life tune we have heard about Revolution, we liave heard about C r is is , but what about Man7 Remember the saying, “ who is man that thou a rt m indful of him ” . The noblest study of Man Is Man. D r . W illia m M . Burke, sen- n oconom ist, d lre c to r of ubiicetlons and ässistäni vice tuskien! of tl» F e d e ie l Ke- ’ >ve Bank of San Francisco, T l» Capital and C re d it Out- Paul E g g e i, econom suitani and adviser to tl gon g o v e m o i’ g office. Regional Business ou R egistration fee fo r tie one-day conference is $20, and reservations may be made by w ritin g B uslnessD utlookC on- ference, School of Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Portland U n iv e rs ity , p .o . Box 751, Portland, (iregon 97207, oi phoning 229-3712, The regis tra tio n fee Includes the conti nental breakfast, luncheon and a copy of tie proceedings. V e in s lleixlerso n finds out that she must le a when It comes to publishing a weekly p a |» i (co in , fro m y Sun ingt on Joins i ,|>- ataff aa p a rt-tim e m appi entice. (Continued fro m p j ) Ihe govem oi made these decision« a fte r tl® black llb - i ai Ian of the H u rs to n County com m unity of Lacey was re fused pem ilaalon to enter tl® Lacey Moose Lodge to receive a g ift fo r tl® llb ia r y . Evans «ski tl® inckient was " a ll too typica l " and had shocked and sadden«! him . page 1, co l. 8) Ing in the pro je ct area to v is it them eixl see firs t-h a n d th e ir new home. They feel many in tf® area had been m islead by Illin o is and m ls ln fo im a tlo n . E aton's new home is 2 -1 /2 tim es tf® value of then home In the Emanuel ir e s . “ I got exactly what 1 wanted,” says M is . E a to n ," ! hePDC Healed us ju s t fin e .” " I do n't see how anyone Ciaild be unhappy,” states M rs . Jake Robison, 6025 NE 19th, "E v e iy o n e I've talked to who has moved has been de lig h te d ." M r . and M rs .R o b i son's new horns is twice tf® value of then previous home. ” I he relocation staff works very clo sely with you. If any thing lied leen wrong I sure would have le t them know. We chose out new home and love It.” As fo r tf® stereotyped Imsge of unfeeling o ffic ia ls forcin g people out of th e ir homes, "Y o u couldn't be more * 'o n g . ” says M rs . Robison. Living to be a hundred by Jam es L . Mack, M J '., P resident, Diegon T horacic Society By tl® aixl of this centm y, man’ s life span may reach 100 years. "W e a re n 't Just talking about longei existence, e i t l « t , ” D r . Alex C o m fo rt of London sakl at a recent con- feie nce on aging, "h u t about a longei period of active, vig - o io u s life . ” Some scientists such as D r.C o m fo rt are teady to a d m in iste r c e rta in d iu g s, including antioxidants some tim es used as a p ie s e iv a tlv e in biead, to tr y to exteixl tl® human life span. A ntioxidants have already been used to Increase tl® life span of m ice . One of tl® scie ntists at tl® conference, which was spon sored by the < iak Rkige National L a b o ra to ry, said p re lim in a ry evidence sug- "W e know that most people d ® of infection ra th e r than sen ility o r old age," reported D r . la k a s h l Makinodan, who lias contacted expei lm enis at Dak Ridge that liave length ened tl® lives of older m ice by Injecting them w ith spleen c e lls taken from younger m ice. Anothei re s e a rc l» r. D r . D . C arleton Gajdusek, tepoited his research among p rim itiv e people showed many viru ses lay dorm ant in tl® bodies of m ost people. "S o long as they are latent they ate of no dem onstrable signi ficance to disease,” he sakl. " B u t they can he activated by numerous stresses.” The tuherculosls germ is one Invader that can entei tl® body and lay low fo r years. In tim es of stress o r weakened contltlon tl® germ may become activated and attack tl® lungs o r other parts of the body. To find o u r m ore about liv in g longei by conquering tl® I B g e rm , check w ith your local tub erculosis and re sp i- i a to iy disease association. I ’ s a m atter of life and breath. h 'r jld ir w H n ^ h l Since our f ir s t view of con sciousness and u n til the h o ri zons beyond tom orrow , man lias and w ill he fascinated argj very much aware of him self. D u r comments are often fille d w ith m argin to m arg in p la ti tudes, sometimes with v a rie ty and sometimes w ith down to earth hurnor. D u r comments rem em ber Harnlet - “ what a piece of work is man . . . how noble Is reason. . .how in fin ite in faculty. In form and moving how express and adm irable . . . In action how lik e an angel In ap reh ensión . . . how like a god, tl® beauty of the w o r ld .. , the paragon of A N IM A LS .” We have been nurtured to the point where in th is great wide beautiful w orld of ours, anything is possible. WE only need to take the yoke up on us and make up our minds to ac com plish anything we want. Our prowess and m astery, is so evident In our conquest of physical nature, that we should extend our thoughts to Human Nature, (m ore on that la te r). Borner s ancient com plaint that “ there Is none so wretched, nothing m ore feeble (and don’ t we agree) than man, causes our dark view of our nature and condi tion. Could this much rh e to ric? iv ia y o e Anyway, ever since the Your ticket to the bitf game: m cdern era opened (and my h is to ry te lls me It was 1500) man has faced one positive fact. Revolution, change, tu r m o il, you name it o r c a ll it any thing you w ish. We don’ t re c ognize it o r know much about it, how it originates, its pro gress o r how it retrog resse s. What are its processes, its re su lts. But, what is it doing to INNER M AN, his s p ir it and his m ind. T o what extent should it be le ft to chance, planned or c o n tro lle d , one thing fo r c e rta in MAN needs unity In New W ays(dtv- e rs lty is all ways possible In new ways also whether o r not depends on the c irc u m stances). Right? Our choices are not whether to accept Rev olution o r not, but they involve how much, how fast. In what d ire ctio n s it Is leading U 3,for what purposes and rny, my the p ric e MAN has to pay. So pull the sheet off of your face. 2í.includ¡ng transportation You want (o see the big game So w hat do you do9 lust switch on your TV set A nd sec more o f the action than most o f the men on the field You've got the best seat in the house fo r about 2« worth of electricity per game Sound like a pretty good deal ’ It is E lectricity. It's a bargain A nd we know that bargains are h a rj to find today. Alm ost as hard to find as enough leg room in ihe grandstand ST. VINCENT Pacific R avlt — h here we m ake the electricity that m akei thinitt nicer fo r everybody The M edical S ta ffa tS t.V in cent Hospital has contributed $500 to the Portland Commu n ity College N ursing Scholar ship Fund. Relax to In o ld e r to esse nervous tension, physical relaxation is as im p ortan t as mental relax ation, which was discussed last week. There Is a techni que fo r relaxing which can te used anywhere. Dnce learned, it can 1« used to achieve total ixxly relaxation or to spot re lax a group of tense m uscles. S tart with one ir m . Bugin ning w ith the fin g e is , d ite c t your attention to eschgroupof m uscles. M en ta lly in stru ct them to " l e t go” . There is a good psychological reason fo r using the term " l e t go” . In stead of " r e la x ” . " R e la x " to many people means a positive tiling they must do. To " le t go ', on the other hand, im plies to do nothing. A tensem uscle la already doing too much and needs to release Its ' excessive (Mill on the body stru ctu re s. Proceed in turn toeachpart of the body. Include face, neck, scalp, shouldeis, abdomen, chest, legs and feet. O ver and o v e i, re|®at to each p a re " f et go, let g o , le t go.” If you feel a pa rt becoming tense again, re d ire c t your attention to Itfo r a few seconds. Asyoudevelop s k ill in " le ttin g go” you may notice that relaxed parts of your body feel lieavy as your m uscles allow the bed or ch a ir io support you. There may al so he a slig h t ting lin g sensa tion fro m Increased c irc u la tion. Do not 1« discouraged if you firei it d iff ic u lt t o achieve com plete relaxation at fir s t . The a t i of " le ttin g go” Is a physi cal s k ill and must be learned by tl® body thtough practice as any other such s k ill. Keep at it. I he knowledge of this technique w ill stand you in good stead a ll the re s t of your life , fo r when you need it. It w ill always be there. There Is a way of breathing that is also helpful in attaining physical relaxation. Because It is hard fo r tl® body to be tense when you are exhaling. It consists p r im a r ily of con tro lle d exhalation. Inhale slow ly and deeply to a count of fiv e . Exhale even m ore slowly to a count a t ten. Continue breathing in this manner fo r about three m inutes. 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