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AUTO AUCTION
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If you’ve been muttering about
your old car’s nickel and dinting you
to death, “ you may be fighting the
urge to head for the dealer’s show­
room or used car lot. Sticker shock,
however, can make those nickels and
dimes look pretty good, especially
when weighing the facts and figures
provided by the Car Council in their
pamphlet “Renew or Replace: Rx for
M aking a Decision ”
Think about investing perhaps
no more than the amount o f a down
payment or fix up your old car at the
right price from someone you can
trust: YOURSELF.
W hen and if you do consider this
option, be objective Visit a mechanic
and let him inspect your care. He can
compile an itemized list of mechani­
cal needs and the approximate cost to
put it back in good shape. Next, put
the pencil to it. If the car is paid for,
you’ll probably save money by giving
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August Recess Trip Through Oregon
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Oregon Senator Bob Packwood
has concluded his three-week August
trip through the state, during which
he held numerous public meetings,
and met with constituents and the
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Howard University Names
New Dean Of The Chapel
it a new lease on life. Further, by
having it repaired you can make your
car serviceable for another couple of
years while saving tow ard its replace­
ment. And. when you arc ready to
deal, you’ll have a better car to trade.
Most car owners look first to the
outside of the car. They want a nice
paint job, no dented fenders or miss­
ing trim. Some touch up work or
perhapsa new paint job maybe needed.
Look at the interior. Does the fabric
need to be cleaned and/or repaired? A
little money can go a long way
toward upgrading a car. The bank
may finance a rep air loan. T he
customer's payments will be more
affordable and on a shorter term.
For more information on this
topic send a stamped, self-addressed, T h e R e v. D r. B e rn a rd R ic h ­
business-sized envelope to the Car
a rd s o n
Care Council, Dcpt. R, One Grande
Lake Drive, Port Clinton, OH 43452.
The Rev. Dr. B ernard R ich­
Ask for their free pamphlet.
ardson, pastor o f Archer Memorial
“ '7 A.M E Zion Church and associate
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1. professor of counseling and school
psychology at Southern Connecticut
State University, has been named
Dean o f the Chapel at Howard U ni­
versity, Dr. Frankly G. Jenifer, presi­
dent o f the university, has announced.
T he D ean o f the C hapel at
Howard is the executive officer for
religious affairs at the university'. As
such, he m anages Andrew Rankin
health care citizens think they want
or need. Oregon has ranked health
procedures from most effective to least
effective and will only pay for certain
procedures at taxpayer expense
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Packwood would adopt that system at
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the federal level.
Packwood’s final meeting was a
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private breakfast with the U S. Dis­
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trict court judges in Portland He heard
their concerns about pending legisla- |
tion, and participated in a discussion 1
of the future of the U S. criminal I 2 3 r d & N W JOHNSON
U S. Senators.
Under his plan, Packwood would
begin phasing down retirement ben­
efits when a beneficiary had outside
(non-pension) income of $50,000 per
media.
Packwood held 28 public meet­ year At $ 100,000 outside income per
ings in 16 Oregon counties during his year, retirees would receive benefits
three-week trip, including five in the only equal to what whey paid into the
Portland area. During those meet­ program, plus, interest.
Currently, the average Social
ings, Packwood heard concerns of
Security
recipient receives benefits
O reg o n sm all b u sin essm en and
equal
to
w
hat he or she contributed to
women regarding increasing federal
the system, plus interest in about five justice system.
taxes and regulation.
During his public meetings, and
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media
interviews, Packwood an- ■
Packwood would also like to see
City. Packwood was told that the in­
swered
numerous
questions about his
crease in the federal tax on diesel fuel federal medical program s-M edicare
plan, the North American Free Trade
and
M
edicaid-adopt
the
strategy
of
contained in the recently-enacted
Agreement, taxes, spending, the En­
C linton tax plan would prevent the the Oregon Health Plan. Packwood
dangered Species Act, international
noted that the Oregon plan recog­
company from hiring new workers.
trade, the Columbia Gorge National
Packw ood also discussed his ideas nizes that government cannot afford, Scenic Act, international trade the
on reducing the federal budget deficit at pubic expense, to pay for all the
Columbia Gorge National Scenic Act,
by lim iting the increase in federal health care citizens think they want
and many other subjects. Packwood
entitlement programs. Packwood sug­ or need. Oregon has ranked health has now visited 31 of Oregon s 36
gested means testing Social Security, procedures from most effective to least
counties during 1993.
M edicare and other federal retire- effective, and will only pay for all the
M emorial Chapel and coordinates the
wide array o f m inistries sought by
students and their parents, faculty,
staff and the wider community . He
also participates in religious programs
and public programs of the university
and serves as liaison between the
university and religious organizations
at the local, national and interna­
tional levels.
Dr. Jenifer said, “ 1 am confident
that Dr. Richardson will bring to
Howard the experience, creativity and
clearvision these many tasks require.”
Dr. Richardson is an alum nus of
Howard, graduating with abachelor’s
degree in sociology in 1975. He also
earned an M. A. and Ph D. degrees in
counseling from M ichigan State U ni­
versity in 1976 and 1981, respec­
tively, as well as a M aster of Divinity
degree from Yale University Divinity
School in 1984
He had also served as an adjunct
professor of pastoral counseling at
Hartford Seminary in Hartford, Conn
In 1991, Dr. Evans E. Crawford
retired as Dean o f the Chapel after 33
years o f service. He extended his ser­
vice for the last two years w hile the
university conducted its search for
the new dean
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