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PSÜ professor studies race, sox caocos impact
number of articles and on a book. LJUle
Rscki U S A , a study of the school Integra
tion crisis in Arkansas in 1867. They live
at 2397 Hillside Lane in Lake Oswego. A
son. Jeffrey Record, who holds the Ph.D.
from Johns Hopkins University, Is pre
sentiy S taff D irector for the Senate Arm
D r. Wilson Record. Professor of So
oology. Portland State U ni varsity, has
been awarded by the National Science
Foundation a fellowship of 145,000.00 for
a tw o-year study of the impact of race and
aax caucuses on adademic professional
associations in the social sciences.
The study, which w ill begin on S a p
tomber 1st. calls for extensive review of a
wide range of relevant documents from
to>th association and caucus sources and
for interview s in depth w ith the principal
figures in both types of organisations.
The associations selected for intensive
examination are the American Political
Science Association, the American Psy
chological Association, and the American
M a M cC svere. Vlce-Presldeet sf Nabtoea, Ine., presentad a
S I3 0 0 aw ard to Reversad Jessie U Jackses. Heft 1, director of
tbe Paavia Ualtod to Sava H w naaity Foundation, iP U S H ),
toa aaaaal P U S H coavsatisa. Reversad Jackaaa, M ,
Usad a f toa Chieago-bseed Operativa P U S H , ia molding a “pato
la toa sebeáis throagh toa PU S H
af adaeatiaaal iastitutioss. busi
___ privato Industry. Bishop H . H . Brsskiss. Cbainaaa
Beard la r P U S H laaka aa at right.
ed Services Committee.
Record said that he expects the study
to be published In book form. “I hope." he
concluded, "that it w ill be not only a solid,
scholarly work but also a significant force
In drastically reducing the discrimination
against women and Blacks that Is found
so sbundantly in the halls of academe."
Sociological Association.
T h e sex and race caucuses in these
and other social science associations,"
Record said, "have had a varied but signi
Scant impact on their admission j f Blacks
and women and on the way members of
these tw o groups have been portrayed in
the literatu re of the several fields. W hite
male dominance, which rested prim arily
on prejudice and discrimination, has been
shaken. I t is this change and its several
causes on which the research will focus."
Record, who has been associated with
the University for more than a decade,
teaches courses in race and ethnic rela
tions. He has held numerous other re
search grants, including those from
Russell Sage Foundation. Metropolitan
Applied Research Center, American
ML RECORD
Philosophical Society, the Volker Fund.
The Calmerton Fund, and the Ford
Foundation as well as the Rosenwald
Fund. He is the author of five books,
eighty-five professional articles, and
more than a hundred book reviews in
professional journals most of them con
cerned w ith race and ethnic relations in
the United States.
Record's w ife. D r. Jane Caasels Rec
ord. is Senior Economist and Director of
M anpower Studies for the Kaiser Health
Research Foundation and the author of
many articles snd monographs dealing
w ith medical manpower and medical
costa. The tw o have collaborated on a
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JOHN WESTLEY
Westley directs ptaaahg
M etropolitan Hospitals. Inc., has announced the appointment of John L.
W estley to director of planning.
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P rior to the appointment, W estley served as director of public affairs for
F.manuel Hospital.
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M etropolitan Hospitals. In e „ is composed of Emanuel. Gresham Common
ity. M eridian Park snd Physicians and Surgeons
As director of planning. W estley will be responsible for organizing snd
directing the general planning and government affairs program for M etro.
He will assist in charting the proper course of action in the planning and
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expected to offer recommendation« to the Task Force a t the
A O e r e o n s presenting testimony w ill by
(..te m e n t after which they may ba asksd questions by tbs legislator .
W ritte n testimony to encouraged.
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committees for the Oregon Association of HospitatoXhe . orth west Oregon
Council of Hospitals snd C H P A . He is active In k nuw oer of politics!
topic, for public opinion are the new registration i a a P "**™
enced a t the polling p l.e e . a t toe recent prim ary, problem .
or osner ballots, and reactions to the new format and dmtnbution of U s
voto^Tpsm phlet. In additisn to the general eitixenry. county e to rk .a r e
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Prior to joining Emanuel in 1973. he was director of institutional health
services for the Comprehensive Health Planning Association (C H P A ) for
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Salem in mid September.
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The purpose of the hearings is to learn the sentiment of Oregon residents
to the new registration snd election laws. The Task Force is seeking
determine if there was any fraudulent voting at the M ay P " ™ " / * * ^ on
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health systems agency and w ill be the main contact person w ith the 8
Departm ent of Health Planning staff and w ith the State Health Commis
The first hearings, announced by
Gustafson (D Portland) and Senator Lenn Hannon (D-Ashland), wiU be in
Portland on August 28th a t 7:00 p.m. in room «02 of the Multnomah
Courthouse, and in Eugene on August 27th a t 9:00 * m' ‘“¿ ^ ¡ . ^ f ^ d on
Lane County Courthouse. Other public hearings will be •" * * * « " * ° "
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