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Portland Observer, April 15, 1982 Page 11 Broadway Picture Framing Visit our GALLERY A TOTAL CUSTOM FRAMING SERVICE ☆ Ready Made • U-Frame • Prints ☆ Tues-Sat 9:30am -5:30 pm 20% o f f on All Frames with this ad C h arg e Cards A c c e p te d • Commercial & Individual • • Uoyd Center District J Broadway Picture Framing 925 N .E . B ro a d w a y ____ 287-0342 Register and Vote. I Q7W1 MALL 205 'SHE r W i FISHERY *'W o rld -te n d e r" —K elvin Reneey hee ley-in g o al-ten d ed by w e rrio r W o rld F re e . R e n e e y c o lle c te d 22 p o in ts in e w in n in g e f f o r t . T h e Blazer« keep p la y -o ff hopes alive In this c ritical w in . S m o o th Gross — Bob Gross glides under th e hoop fo r a reverse lay up w h ile d efe n d e r B ernard King is helpless to stop him . (Photos: J im m y Robinson) College athletes should be paid by A I McGilberry College football and basketball is moving onto the financial pages and o ff the sports pages. Folks, it is now classified as high finance or big bus iness— and I mean big business. C ollege fo o tb a ll games draw big crowds at top prices. College Bas ketball stadiums are not big enough for the crowds they can hold. Now that the federal governm ent and state governments have cut aid to the universities the sports factories on campus will pick up the slack. The signs started when the fo o t ball and basketball schedules were extended to more games. The bas k etb all tourney was extended to more teams, and more bowl games appeared on the scene. Behind all this activity stands tele vision, calling all the shots and de- An O ra l H is to ry P ro g ram ü & manding more and more. Greed is a funny thing. It sticks on a ll it touches in the sport life ; principles and morals go right out the window. The C ollege Presidents fo rg o t what they were there fo r— to edu cate and to train the future citizens. The man who can bring in the most money from all sources gets all the praise and tenure. This is now the Chancellor’s prime jo b — to bring in more revenue. And what a job they are doing! They turn their heads when deans o f admission adm it kids who can’t read or write. Their only concern is can they run or jum p or both. College coaches whose payrolls are thin condemn other coaches for paying athletes too much money. Digger Phelps o f Notre Dame U n i versity needs more money to keep pace with the swift providers o f his profession. I am hoping that very soon some one o f stature w ill come fo rw a rd and declare all D ivision I College Sports semi-pro. Let this arm be an investm ent package. Let the kids learn think trade to prepare for the N .F .L . Let the N .F .L . pay for this preparation and cut out the sham and deceit. Then the games w ill be real and the cheating will stop. I love Moses M alo n e . W hen he got out o f high school he listened to the colleges and the professionals try to lure him. To Moses they a ll sounded the same. He just took the highest bidder and started playing ball. Come on Coach, pay the guys and let’s play ball. Solar water heaters free Based on the works of poet L a n g s to n H ngfcee IVrfc mwd bv Herb Cawrbwn« Dmtvd K Ota«« Bcftamy Wntlm hv tVoodev Mu« pvrkimwd Kt ananjKi by J«atc< Sk-r»f*ln« S a tu rd a y , A p ril 2 4 , 8 pm Portland Community College Cascade Campus Auditorium 705 N Kúlingsworth P u b lic In v ite d Free o f C h arg e By Reservation Only For H vmtv « i « io , C o # I. ■ ^ RCC tin»«*"»» Otter Cascade Campo- 2405300 . | i n«« », » «*— » «— < A federal Departm ent o f Energy grant ($24,507) has been awarded to Jim Cason o f CaSun Solar Mechan ical to install five solar hot water systems on five low-income owner- occupied homes in N o rth and Northeast Portland. H om eow ners w ith a good ro o f facing south w ill have a solar hot w ater system in stalled free o f charge. Homeowners must be w ill- ing to hold one open house this year and be willing to learn about solar so they can share their experiences with their neighbors. I f you live in N orth or Northeast P o rtla n d and are interested, call Portland Sun Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday for a free site visit to determine your house’s solar poten tial and to find out more about this program. Portland Sun’s number is 239-7470. Community Calendar Second A n n u a l M a rc h A g ain st R acism , to protest the Tubman siting decision and all other manifestations o f racism. The march, sponsored by the Black United Front, begins at noon on Saturday, April 17th, at Alberta Park, N .E . 19th & Killingsworth. Notice Of Special District Election May 18,1982 The ballot measure printed below will be presented to the qualified voters of Portland Public School District No. 1 at the primary election May 18, 1962. The polls will be open from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. REVISED TA X BASE TO M A IN T A IN BASIC EDUCATION FOR PO RTLAND'S CHILDREN QUESTION: Shalt the 1968 school tax base be revised to protect basic education programs for Portland's children? A Y A D a p t. o f S h a ro n S .D .A C h u rc h , 5209 N .E . 22nd, will feature guest speaker D r. Doug Hodges, on Saturday, A p ril 17th, 5-6 pm. D r. Hodges wiii speak on a common disease epidemic and what can be done about it. On Sunday, A pril 18th, the A Y A Dept. will conduct a $1.00 Peo ple’s Car Wash at N .E . 15th & Fremont, 10am -l pm. Free refreshments, all are welcome. Ebony Fashion Fair, preented by The Links, Inc., April 23, at 8:30 pm, at the Portland Civic Auditorium . Tickets $13 and $15. PERS PURPOSE: Replaces one-year levies approved last year and the old, in adequate tax base with a revised tax base of 1180,747,060. Provides funds for operating expenses Including teachers, textbooks, supplies and maintenance to maintain basic education for 82,400 Port land children. Ensures that 100% of the Portland School District Levy qualifies for State property tax relief. Explanation: Despite recent reductions in levels of administration and classroom support, inflation and reduced levels of State and Federal sup port require a revised tax base to prevent a major decline in the quality of education for Portland's children. Voters last revised the tax base back in 1968. In 1981-82, the base was 1 9 2 ,3 6 4 ,9 7 6 . T h at same year votes approved a d d itio n a l levies of •25,781,914; of thet emount, 84.5% did not qualify for property tax re lief. Thia measure will increese the property tax rate which will be partially offset for many homeonwers by State tax relief. 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