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<br />I THE RESTAURANTS ADJACENT TO THI S CAMPUS EXI ST ON,LY BECAU.SE ,Of STUDENT TRADE. Two-
<br /> JHIRDS Of au. ST~DENTS ARE MINORS AND NOT ELIGI.LE TO PURCHASE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. To
<br /> CONTROL THE SALE Of BEER UNDER SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES HAS PRESENTED INSURMOUNTABLE DiffiCULTIES
<br /> ONLY TOO CLEARLY IN THE PAST. MOST Of THE SERIOUS DISCIPLINE PROBLEMS WE HAVE HAD WITH OUR
<br /> STUDENTS IN YEARS PAST HAVE ARISEN BECAUSE Of THE USE Of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES. 'THE ZONE
<br /> AROUND THE ~AMPUS HAS BEEN MOST HELPfUL ,IN ELIMINkTING MANY OF' ~HESE PROBLEMS~ To PUTe
<br /> UPON OUR ADMINISTRATIVE STAff AGAIN THE UNPLEASANT BURDEN Of COPING WITH THESE PROBLEMS
<br /> CANNOT BE JUSTlfIE~. To PERMIT THE SALE or SUCH BEVERAGES ON THE VERY DOOR-STEP Of THIS
<br /> UNI VERSI TY, IS OF. GRA,VEST CONCERN TO' us. 'I:' t -;
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<br /> WE 'SHALL NOT PERMIT THIS CAMPUS TO BECOME RINGED ABOUT WITH BEER JOINTStWITHOUT
<br /> EARNEST PROTEST. WE WOULD THUS RESPECTfULLY REQUEST THAT, AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE
<br /> 'MOMENT, WE BE GIVEN THE OPPORJUNITY .Of A PUBLIC HEARING BEfORE THE COMMISSION, UPON THE
<br /> DESIRABILITY Of THE CONTINUATION Of THIS ZONE UNIMPAIRED. AT THAT TIME WE WOULD REVIEW
<br /> THE INTOLERABLE SI TUATI ON THAT LED THE COMMI SSI ON" UPON I TS OWN MOTl ON, TO SET UP THE
<br /> ZONE, THE CONTINUED POLICY Of THE,UNIVERSITYIN RESISTING ANY VIOLATION Of' THE ZONE"AND
<br />e OUR SATISfACTION WITH ITS OPERATION. WE SHALL THUS BE ABLE PUBLICLY TO ASSURE THE PARENTS
<br /> Of, OUR STUDENTS, fROM ALL OVER THE STATE Of OREGON Of OUR EARNEST DES.. RE TO PREVENT THE
<br /> SALE Of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THIS CAMPUS~ WE SHALL ALSO BE'~BLE
<br /> , TO PREVIEW THE VIOLATIONS AND fAILURES Of ENFORCEMENT, WHICH, If EXPERIENCE MEANS ANYTHING,
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<br /> I WILL IMMEDIATELY ARISE AGAIN.
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<br /> ': I SHALL APPRECIATE YOUR EARLY WORD AS TO THE TIME WHEN THIS HEARING WILL BE ARRANGED."
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECGNDED BY MR. SHEARER, THAT THE APPLICATION BE LAID ON THE
<br /> TABLE UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE PROPER CITY OfFICIALS RECEIVE A CLARifiCATION FROM THE OREGON
<br /> LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION AS TO THEIR POSITION WITH RESPECT TO THE "ZONE" AROUND THE UNVVERSITY
<br /> OF OREGON. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> 13 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS fOR RENEWAL or ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WERE SUBMITYED, ,AS APPROVED
<br /> BY THE POLICE, fiRE, BUILDING, AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS:
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<br /> MRS. C. R. BoYD, 630 EAST 13TH AVENUE
<br /> SRI SKO BOA"RD'I NG HOUSE, 234 EAST II TH AVENUE
<br /> BUCKIN~HAM APARTMENT, 823' PEAR,L STREET - W. C. GREENUP "!
<br /> MRS. 'CASANDRA HiLL, 975 ALDER STREET
<br /> HARRIS B. HOLTAN, 560 EAST 11TH AVENUE 1
<br /> MANOR MOTEL, 599 EAST BROADWAY -ROBERT'O. DAVIS
<br /> MOTEL fLAGSTONE, 1601 fRANKLIN BOULEVARD - fRANCIS H. D~NNEY
<br /> LUCRETIA NELSON, 574 EAST 14TH AVENUE
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<br /> IT WAS'MOV,EDBY,.MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWA~~Of
<br /> THESE ROOMING'HOUSE LICENSES BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> 14 THE fOLLOWING APPLICATIONS fOR RENEWAL OF GARBAGE HAULER LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED. THE
<br /> REQUIRED BOND AND fiNANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE LAST CALENDAR YEAR ARE ON FILE IN THEorFICE Of
<br /> THE C,TY RECORDER.
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<br /> A.:;q GARBAGE SERVICE, 3841 SOUZA DRIVE - NICHOL~S SCHUELL I'
<br /> HARRY'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 445 EAST 39TH AVENUE - HARRY L. BUMGARNER
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR,. KOPPE, THAT THE APPLI CATI ONS FOR RENEWAL ,OF
<br /> THESE GARBAGE HAULER LICENSES BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> 15 COMMUNICATION fROM THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS.- RE: AIR POLLUTION ORDINANCE WAS,SUBMITTED
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<br /> "ON BEHALF Of THE LEAGUE OF' WOMEN VOTERS, I 'WISH TO EXPRESS OUR ,THANKS fOR :THE AIR
<br /> POLLUTION ORDINANCE YOU RECENTLY ENACTED.
<br /> THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Of EUGENE HAS HAD A LO~G TIME INTEREST IN THIS IMPORTANT
<br /> ORDINANCE AND WE rEEL THAT A GOOD START HAS BEEN MADE IN CONTROLLIN9 AIR POLLUTION. WE
<br /> REALIZE THAT AS THE CITY GR~WS SUCH AN ~RDINANCE WILL NEED RE-EVALUATION AND RE~CONSIDERA-
<br /> TION fOR POSSIBLE AMENDMENT TOKEEP APACE WITH CHANGING CONDITIONS. fOR TH~S REASON. THE
<br /> LEAGUE HAS PLACED THE AIR POLLUTION ITEM ON ITS CONTINUING RESPONSIBILITIES LIST. THIS
<br /> WILL KEEP OUR MEMBERS INrORMED ON CURRENT CONDITIONS IN THE FIELD AND IN THIS WAY WE HOPE
<br /> TO KEEP INTEREST ALIVE IN THIS IMPORTANT SUBJECT.
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<br /> YOUR INr~REST AND COURTEOUS COOPERATION HAS BEEN GREATLY APPRECIATED,"
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY ,MR. GODLOVE, SEGONDED BY, MR~KoPPE, THAT THE COMMUNI~ATION BE RECEIVED!AND
<br />I PLACED ON F"ILE. MOTl ON. CARRI ED. ' "
<br /> 16 COMMUNICATION F"ROM 20-30 INTERNATIONAL - RE: PERMISSION TO PROCEED WITH ffKEYS IN THE CAR"
<br /> PROJECT WAS SUBItITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> "THE MEMBERSHIP OF" THE NEWLY F'ORMED 20-30 CLUB or EUGENE, DESIREOUS TO PUT THE BEST
<br /> FOOT fORWARD IN STARTING ITS PROJECTS, WISHES TO OBTAIN PERMISSION TO PROCEED WITH OUR
<br /> "KEYS IN THE CAR" PROJECT. THIS PROJECT HAS THE INTEREST OF" SAF"ETY AND THE~~REVENTION OF"
<br /> JUVENILE CRIMES AS ITS PRIMARY PURPOSE.
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