Minniti v. Employment Division

Claimant appeals from an adverse ruling of the Oregon Employment Appeals Board on his claim for unemployment compensation in September 1973. His claim was denied because he was taking 16 hours of credit courses at the University of Oregon where he was in his junior year. The record which he made showed that he had worked full-time for Waremart during his first and second years at the same university, starting in 1970, in grocery and variety sections. He was laid off because of lack of work at Waremart, and testified that he had been actively seeking work elsewhere.

One term he was enrolled for…