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1971-09-27 Daily Iowan Article: 'Land Use Next Topic In 'Eco-Nomics' Forums'

SPECIAL LECTURES: 3 FORUMS ON ENVIRONMENT ISSUES

Tuesday, October 5, 1971-Iowa City Press-Citizen-7A

Land Use Next Topic 
In 'Eco-Nomics' Forums
The second in a series of three public forums on environmental issues in Iowa City will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall Auditorium on the University of Iowa campus. 
The series is called "The Economics of Ecology in Iowa City." 
The subject for this week's forum is "Land Use: Public and Private." Two speakers will present alternative views concerning who does and who should make plans about use of land. They are Prof. James L. Harris, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, UI; and Ben E. Summerwill, president, Iowa State Bank and Trust Co. 
Members of the sponsoring group, the Special LEctures Committee of the University of Iowa Association of Campus Ministers, anticipate that the issues will include such questions as: 
How are the rights of individuals versus community versus special interests to be balanced? What criteria should be used in location of industry, urban renewal, parks, etc? What are the relationships between private systems and public property?
The basic purpose of the forums is to uncover the values which are at stake as basic economic - ecological decisions are made. Two analysts, for all three forums, will present their understanding of what has been said after initial presentations and questions from the audience. They are Prof. Robert Scharlemann of the UI School of Religion, and the Rev. Tom Mikelson, Unitarian - Universalist Society of Iowa City. The concluding forum on Oct. 13, will be on "Energy Needs and Economic Gowth." The public is invited without charge. 

[advertisement]
TONIGHT
The Last of Three Public Forums on
"The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City"
Subject: "Energy Use and Economic Growth"
Speakers: Prof. William Albrecht,
U.I. Dept. of Economics
Karl H. Schafer, Supervisor, 
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30-9:30 p.m. 
Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, 
Special Lectures Committee

[handwritten]
Oct 13, 1971 D.I. 

[advertisement]
Daily Iowan, Sept 27, 1971
Coming
Thursday Night
The First of Three Public Forums on 
"The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City"
This week:  "Transportation"
Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, 
Special Lectures Committee

Final Environmental Forum Set for Wednesday Night
PRESS CITIZEN, OCT 12, 1971
The last in a series of three public forums on values involved in environmental decision-making will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall Auditorium. 
The series is called "The Eco-Nomics of Ecology in Iowa City." 
Subject for the final forum is "Energy Needs and Economic Growth," Three speakers are scheduled to present different viewpoints on the question of whether it might be advisable to slow economic growth in order to preserve environmental health. They are Prof. William Albrecht, Department of Economics at the University of Iowa; R. B. Miller, manager of Electrical Engineering Department in Davenport; and Karl H. Schafer, supervisor of the administrtive division in Electrical Engineering with Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co.
Serving as analysts of the basic values revealed by the positions of the speakers and members of the audience will be Prof. Robert Scharlemann, UI School of Religion, and the Rev. Tom Mikelson, Unitarian-Universalist Society of Iowa City. 
The program is sponsored by the special lectures committee of the UI Association of Campus Ministers. The public is invited. 

[advertisement]
[handwritten]
D.I. Oct. [6?], 1971

Thursday 
Night
The Second of Three Public Forums on 
on
"The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City"
This week: "Public / Private Land Use"
Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, 
Special Lectures Committee

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SPECIAL LECTURES: 3 FORUMS ON ENVIRONMENT ISSUES Tuesday, October 5, 1971-Iowa City Press-Citizen-7A Land Use Next Topic In 'Eco-Nomics' Forums The second in a series of three public forums on environmental issues in Iowa City will be held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall Auditorium on the University of Iowa campus. The series is called "The Economics of Ecology in Iowa City." The subject for this week's forum is "Land Use: Public and Private." Two speakers will present alternative views concerning who does and who should make plans about use of land. They are Prof. James L. Harris, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, UI; and Ben E. Summerwill, president, Iowa State Bank and Trust Co. Members of the sponsoring group, the Special LEctures Committee of the University of Iowa Association of Campus Ministers, anticipate that the issues will include such questions as: How are the rights of individuals versus community versus special interests to be balanced? What criteria should be used in location of industry, urban renewal, parks, etc? What are the relationships between private systems and public property? The basic purpose of the forums is to uncover the values which are at stake as basic economic - ecological decisions are made. Two analysts, for all three forums, will present their understanding of what has been said after initial presentations and questions from the audience. They are Prof. Robert Scharlemann of the UI School of Religion, and the Rev. Tom Mikelson, Unitarian - Universalist Society of Iowa City. The concluding forum on Oct. 13, will be on "Energy Needs and Economic Gowth." The public is invited without charge. [advertisement] TONIGHT The Last of Three Public Forums on "The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City" Subject: "Energy Use and Economic Growth" Speakers: Prof. William Albrecht, U.I. Dept. of Economics Karl H. Schafer, Supervisor, Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30-9:30 p.m. Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, Special Lectures Committee [handwritten] Oct 13, 1971 D.I. [advertisement] Daily Iowan, Sept 27, 1971 Coming Thursday Night The First of Three Public Forums on "The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City" This week: "Transportation" Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, Special Lectures Committee Final Environmental Forum Set for Wednesday Night PRESS CITIZEN, OCT 12, 1971 The last in a series of three public forums on values involved in environmental decision-making will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Phillips Hall Auditorium. The series is called "The Eco-Nomics of Ecology in Iowa City." Subject for the final forum is "Energy Needs and Economic Growth," Three speakers are scheduled to present different viewpoints on the question of whether it might be advisable to slow economic growth in order to preserve environmental health. They are Prof. William Albrecht, Department of Economics at the University of Iowa; R. B. Miller, manager of Electrical Engineering Department in Davenport; and Karl H. Schafer, supervisor of the administrtive division in Electrical Engineering with Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. Serving as analysts of the basic values revealed by the positions of the speakers and members of the audience will be Prof. Robert Scharlemann, UI School of Religion, and the Rev. Tom Mikelson, Unitarian-Universalist Society of Iowa City. The program is sponsored by the special lectures committee of the UI Association of Campus Ministers. The public is invited. [advertisement] [handwritten] D.I. Oct. [6?], 1971 Thursday Night The Second of Three Public Forums on on "The Eco-nomics of Ecology in Iowa City" This week: "Public / Private Land Use" Phillips Hall Auditorium 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Sponsors: Ass'n of Campus Ministers, Special Lectures Committee