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visit to the president by her parents and
Portland allergist Dr. Frederick Gill.
The Asthma and Allergy Founda­
tion of America is dedicated to finding
a cure for and controlling asthma and
allergic diseases. AAFA serves the
estimated 50 million Americans with
these chronic conditions through the
support o f research, patient and public
education programs, public and gov­
ernmental advocacy and a network of
chapters and support groups located
throughout the nation.
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PSU Summer Lectures
Portland State University’s School
of Extended Studies will present sum ­
mer lectures on a variety of topics. The
presentations are free and the public is
invited. Trains, Crane and Higher Planes
is a series o f three lectures taking place
at 7:30 p.m. in Room 75 Lincoln Hall.
Thursday, July 9, noted photogra-
pherand train lore enthusiast Jim Heuer
presents a slide lecture on “The History
o f Trains in the Pacific N orthw est” He
explores the developm ent of railroads
in the Pacific Northwest and their effect
on the social, economic and political
history o f the region.
W ednesday, July 15, Bill Crane,
executive director o f Portland Baroque
Orchestra, discusses “The History of
Presented Music in Portland.” The lec­
ture includes musical “ditties” from
Portland’s past. Crane explores the
unique background, influence and cul­
tural consequences o f Portland’s m usi­
cal history.
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P o rtla n d re sid e n t A m anda R.
Jo h n sto n , 12, m et w ith P resid en t
George Bush (and received a kiss from
him) last month during a trip-to W ash­
ington, D.C.
Am anda is the 1992-93 National
Poster Child for the Asthm a and A l­
lergy Foundation of America (A AF A).
As a part o f her official duties, she
represented AAFA during meetings
with the President, O regon’s legisla­
tive representatives and national health
leaders. She was accompanied on her
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cusses “N atural and Artificial Intelli­
gence,” exploring the difference be­
tween intelligence and its natural and
artificial forms.
A symposium on Reforming So­
cialist Economies takes place Thurs­
day, July 17, from 8 to 10 a.m. at the
W orld Trade C enter’s International
Conference Center on the mezzanine
level at 25 S.W. Salmon. John All, PSU
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panel of resident PSU faculty and visit­
ing professors. Ingo Klein from the
Bruno-Leuschner College o f Econom ­
ics in Berlin, East Germany, discusses
“T h e R o u g h R oad to G e rm a n
Reunification;” Mao Zihui, professor
and dean of the school o f management
at Southwest Jiaotong University in
China, explores “C hina’s Ongoning
Reform Process;” and Frank Munk, PSU
professor emeritus of political science,
discusses “ Y eltsin ’ s Econom ic Reforms
in the Former Soviet Union.’
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