Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, November 25, 1971, Page 3, Image 3

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    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. D on't
keep It up too long, though, as
It Is possible fo r your body to
absorb m ore oxygen when you
breathe this way. W hile a li t ­
tle additional oxygen w ill clear
your bi ain and help you relax,
too much w ill make you llgh-
headed.
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