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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1962)
EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Thurs., Sept 27. 1863 Tig B To Solve Trade Act Problems Candidate Urges Formation Of Farm Market Growth List State Rep. Carl Fisher, R-Eu-gene, fourth district congres sional candidate, Thurtday urged agricultural commodity groups in Oregon to form an Agricultural Market Expansion Committee (AMEC) to help solve problems that may be cre ated by passage of the Trade Expansion Act. , Fisher, speaking to members of the Legislative Action Com mittee of the Springfield Cham ber of Commerce, said while the Trade Expansion Act helps Springfield Lets Contract For Sewer Springfield councilmen Wed nesday night awarded a con tract for construction of the 15th Street sewer project, even though the low bid was 23 per cent above the city engineer's estimate. The council decided to go ahead with the project because property owners involved indi cated they wanted sewer service this fall. Some 10 property owners were present at Wednesday night's special meeting to urge the council to proceed. A con tract was awarded to the Wild ish Construction Co. which sub mitted a low bid of $10,020.25. The engineer's estimate for the project was $8,116.25. City Mgr. Frank Smiley told property owners the sewer will cost them $4.66 a front foot. If the bid had been as low as the engineer's estimate, the front foot would have been $3.77. Smiley said the six bidders on the project apparently added between 90 cents and $1 a foot for testing the sewer line for leaks after it is installed and repairing leaks if they should occur. Mayqr B. J. Rogers said he didn't feel the bidders should include a sum for testing. "The line should be put in so it won't leak," he said. At the end of the meeting, several councilmen indicated they feel the city should Investi gate the feasibility of going into the sewer construction business. place the United States In a position "to meet the challenges and opportunities of the Euro pean Common market,' it may also cause problems for agricul tural as well as lumber groups, "While the voice of small splinter groups can be shouted down, an organization such as AMEC could present a united front . . . We are entering a new era in the field of foreign trade, and growers of such products as fruit, filberts, cher ries and grass seed must unify now," Fisher said. "Markets for Oregon crops must be expanded, not just pro tected." Commodity groups "should rightfully expect full support and help from their congress man," Fisher said. "I pledge such support if elected." The Republican congressional candidate also discussed the Cuban situation, warning that wrong American policies there THE VERY LITTLE THEATRE presents You Can't Tak It With You Performances Sept. 26-29, Oct. 2-6 Box Office Open Daily 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. DI 4-7751 could eventually lead to V'orld War III. Fisher said Americans should take "a position of real firm ness" with those NATO allies who are trading with Cuba. "Perhaps, the use of pressure of possibly withholding foreign aid might have some effect (on trading activity)," he said. Another way -of curtailing trading activity to hold down a Cuban military build-up, Fisher said, would be for the United States to employ "a sort of sea blockade." Fisher said government spokesmen recently said the United States is not presently endangered by the military build-up in Cuba because the build-up is "defensive" in na ture. "My question would be how will we know when Cuba has gone from a defensively to an offensively equipped status," Fisher said. Council on Aging To Meet Tonight The Emerald Empire Council for the Aging will meet tonight at 7:30. The meeting, first of the fall and the first one this year open to the general public, will be held at the new Celeste Lamp bell Community Bids., on the east side of Skinner Butte Park, Eugene. Tonight's meeting will include reports from council committee chairmen en various projects, in cluding homemaker service, pro grams for the newly acquired building and other activities. Refreshments will be served, and those attending the meeting may participate in a tour of the new facilities. JUNKMEN auo ... HUWUEtnUs) M UEIKM VTtltUlWML KOHL -PLUS EEGAH LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE OPENS TOMORROW at University Theatre, University of Oregon Tlrketa Available t the Box Office, I S Dallj $f.50 SEPTEMBER 2. It, OCTOBER .( JL Feature Times i TmmnAT j (reaturee Subject Xm manse) FOX A Tut of Honey. I, Ml. Th. Young Phlladelphlana, 11 U. :SO, I OS. HE1I.IO Phantom of trio Opart, 30, 1.30. 4-0 Man, 10. McnoNAIJ) Panic In Year Eero. 1:15, 4 SO, S:I5. Eegah, 1, 11. 10:10. Mckenzie (Sprinfiin Onion- heed, 7:30. Mr. Roberta, 9. MAYFLOWER The Muele Man. S. NEW EUGENE DRIVE IN (Olen wood) Phantom of the Opera. 7, 10:10. Curao of the Werewolf, S:S0. NORTH BHD DRIVE IN Experi ment In Terror, 7. Th Notorious Landlady, 14. Aiionti "It In tVr.Upti" CRUSADE FRIDAY 7:15 P.M. FAiiu.nouivus WIHil U-eSfZlfffSfl THEATRE Hi 99W, 1H Ml. No. of O'Pail OPEN 6:30 TONIGHT jjd loumoa ncfcrtj fltnu Novnk taiMow AatirS STARTS TODAY Rita Tushingham Winner Best Performance Cannes Film Festival 1962 a Taste of Honey "Burbling ' Produced and With Humor" T.v','2!l2Ji; -N.wawe.kTonyRlch"d"m Winner of 4 A Continental Rrltlah Academy Distributing, Award! 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