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A quality American »ubur
ban home, conventional In
up|iearanre but the first ever
constructed prim arily of re
cycled materials, was ready
for occupancy in Richmond,
Virginia.
The four lied room tri level
has a family room with fire
place, attached garage, two
and a half baths, plus the
s ta n d a r d a s s o r tm e n t of
rcxims; but this home is like
no other ever built anywhere
at anytime.
I t is made al
most entirely from materials
that have served other pur
poses in an earlier life, and
have now a new life as build
ing products.
Aluminum beverage cans
picked off a Florida beach,
glass bottles from California
parks, old newspapers from
New Jersey, fly ash collected
from a smoke stack in West
Virigina, scrap fibers gath
ered from North Carolina
carpet plants, processed gar
bage from New York City,
worn out auto tires from
Mississippi, and fibers from a
municipal waste separation
plant in Ohio are just some
of the materials that went to
make up this unique home.
A project coordinated by
Reynolds Metals Company, a
pioneer in the recycling of
aluminum, aided by about 30
companies which contributed
products and technical assis
tance, the home was built to
prove that there are today
practical uses for recycled
materials.
These products
not only help conserve nat
ural resources and energy
and help nduce the problem
of solid waste disposal, but
the resulting products are as
good as competitive, virgin
materials, according to Rey
nolds.
The home marks the first
use of two developments.
The most extensive is the
Reynolds Reynoframe system
in which aluminum extru
sions replace wood for the
framing, joists and trusses.
The driveway is a unique
com bination of reclaim ed
rubber and crushed glass.
Glass cullet was used to
replace gravel as the fill
material under the concrete
slab in the home's recre
ational room and garage. I t
was used in the composition
of the masonry block.
In
sulation was made of waste
glass and steel mill slag.
hom e
Waste paper and wood
products are used exten
sively.
A board made pri
marily from recycled news
papers replaced plywoixl for
the su b flo o ring , sidew all
sheathing, roof deck and
burlap covered interior panel
ing.
These products were
nailed directly to the alumi
num framing.
Interior paneling of re
cycled paper with vinyl cov
ering was used in three of
the rooms. Cabinetry for the
kitchen and baths is made of
fib e rb o a rd produced from
scrap wood and sawdust.
A t least two of the pro
ducts in the house have
traditionally been made from
reclaimed materials -
the
asphalt roofing shingles of
reclaimed paper and fibers
and the cast iron sewer pipe.
Scrap copper was used for
w ater tube.
A ll carpet in the house is
made from reclaimed nylon
fiber. Fly ash, collected in
air pollution control equip
ment at a coal burning elec
trie power plant, replaced 20
percent of the Portland ce
ment used in the concrete.
Another powdery material.
titudes among students in
the Portland Public Schools.
The program is directed
by D r. W illiam A. Jenkins,
dean of the School of Educa
tion.
His assistant is Dr.
William A. Proppe, associate
professor of education.
"This program attempts to
tie together the University
and the needs of the public
schools and to avoid and cor
rect some isolation in the
p ast,” P ro p pe explained.
"This grant will provide time
to work and plan together."
Proppe also said the PACE
program could benefit vet
eran public school teachers
who face a changing student
body and are seeking new
ways of teaching effectively.
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Zeudi Araya is a 21 year
old beauty who won the Miss
Ethiopia title in 1969.
Her
reward, a trip to Italy, led to
a single movie role that
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made her a superstar over
night. The film was The Girl
W ith the Moonlight Skin.
Zeudi is now the hottest
property in Italy. H er new
film. The Black Wife, is soon
to be released. She is being
considered for a role in the
epic production of Kyle On-
stott's Mandingo, with Peter
O'Toole.
Also in the first issue of
Players is an interview of
Richard Roundtree, fiction
by Chris Wyse and Odie
Hawkins, a pictorial feature
on Hustlers' cars, articles on
Scoring (Huey Newton). Red
China (Earl Ofari), and Money
Making Blacks in Europe
(Ollie Stewart).
Is Zeudi Araya the most
beautiful Black woman in the
world? "Yes!" say the edi
tors of Players magazine who
have selected her as cover
girl for the premier issue
scheduled to make its debut
on the stands October 9th.
“We (xpect a lot of con
troversy." says editor Wanda
Coleman.
"Almost every
body has a selection of their
own and we might develop
this into an international
contest."
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tamed applause.
Other entertainers include
Roberta Flack, Quincy Jones.
Gladys Knight and the Pips
and Nancy Wilson and the
Reverend James Cleveland,
among others
Also featured are such
personalities as Don Cor
nelius, Ossie Davis, Dick
Gregory, Smokey Robinson,
Richard Roundtree, Bill Bus
sell and Kim Weston.
!t's an experience, watch
ing these on stage and the
hundreds of thousands who
came from all over for five
days and stayed in relays to
see the show starring the
headliners.
Producer M att Robinson
describes the film as "the
hours when people rocked to
make a better world.”
It all started with Opera
tion PUSH , which in turn
goes back to Operation Bread
basket and the Southern
Christian Ix-adership Confer
ence. Sponsored by Opera
’tion PUSH. Expo each year
is held at the Chicago Amphi
theater, three square blocks
of ex cowbarn in what used
to be the old stockyard sec
tion, which in 1968 housed
the Democratic National Con
vention.
Marvin Gaye, who sings
the theme song, actually pro
vided the title. "Save the
Children”.
There's a dif
e re n t them e each year.
"Save the Black Colleges is
Expo '73's theme.
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"Save the Children” is a
celebration of life filmed at
last year's Black Exposition
held in Chicago by Operation
PUSH (People United to
Save Humanity).
It's an experience, a movie
that depicts the five days of
Expo presented in musical
and narrative form and leaves
those who have seen it in
spired and revitalized.
Paramount Pictures has
acquired the United States
and C anadian d is trib u tio n
rights to "Save the Children”.
The movie premieres in New
York City on Wednesday,
September 19 uptown in
Harlem in the famed 125th
Street Apollo Theater, and
downtown at the Criterion
Theater.
“Save the Children” fea
tures the musical talents of
such stars as Marvin Gaye
(he opens with the theme
song), the Jackson Five, the
Staple Singers, The Tempta
lions, The Main Ingredient,
Isaac Hayes, Bill W ithers,
and Curtis Mayfield.
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One of the highlights is
when Sammy Davis, Jr. ap
pears
just after he had
embraced President Nixon at
the Republic National Con
vention.
Entering to boos
from the crowd and needing
the Reverend Jesse Jackson
of PUSH to plead that he be
given a chance, Sam m y
proved his worth as an en
tertainer and a "man” by
exiting to cheers and sus
PSU tra in s teachers
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First National Bank o f
Oregon will expand its inter
national operations by estab
fishing a branch office in the
British W est Indies.
Later
this month the branch will
open in George Town. Grand
Cayman, in the Cayman Is
lands, announced Ralph J.
Voss, chairman.
The branch w ill allow First
National to expand dealings in
the Eurodollar market to sup
port other overseas bank
operations.
The branch w ill be ad
ministered from Portland by
W illem W inter, vice president
for Europe and Latin Am eri
ca, international division.
First National established
a representative office in
Hong Kong in 1969 and last
m onth the bank jo in tly
formed a merchant bank
there with United California
Bank and the Pacific National
Bank of Washington.
A
second representative office
in Singapore wa$ recently
established.
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standard building products.
These include siding, doors,
windows, soffit, fascia, rain
carrying equipment and duct
marble quarry tailings, was
processed into bathroom fix
tures.
A lth o u g h the Reynolds
framing system is being used
here commercially for the
first time, the other product*
from recycled aluminum are
work for the heating and air
conditioning system.
Reynolds also developed a
new "non aluminum” product
in the house.
When a re
cycled floor tile became dif
ficult to find, the company
developed a tile utilizing
scrap vinyl plastic. To pro
duce different effects, the
vinyl scrap was combined
with wood chips for the
family room and with bauxite
and alumina (aluminum's ore
and raw material for the
kitchen.
And the barbage from
New York City? It has been
processed into a compost
material for the lawn.
The rest of the landscaping
is being assisted by the re
cycling program of Mother
Nature.
The School of Education
has received a $50,000 grant
from the Federal Depart
ment of Health, Education
and W elfare to continue the
Portland Area Complex for
Education (PA C E!, a pro
gram designed to encourage
PSU professors and Portland
public school teachers to
combine their knowledge for
in service education.
Notification of the grant
award came last spring. It
will enable Portland State
to continue the third year of
w hat is designed as a five-
year in service training pro
gram.
Through workshops led by
PSU professors, teachers in
the Portland area will exa
mine new education concepts.
A t the same time, PSU pro
fessors will be kept informed
of the latest trends and at-
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