1975_02 The Daily Collegian February 1975

              4-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN        Monday, February 10. 1973
Aspirin side effects
(Continued from Page 2)
caused by aspirin.* Onetime, the
National Academy of Sciences-
National Research Counctl(NAS-
NHC) checked up on their state¬
ment. Its Panel on Drugs for
Relief of Pain reported that most
studies showed very little dif¬
ference tn side effects In the
stomach and intestines after tak¬
ing Bufferln or plain aspirin.
Many doctors have been known
to prescribe "shotgun remedies"
any tngredlents - on
lone who takes eight Exced-
iblets a day - the maximum
A on the label — ls getting
The DfC says that the adver¬
tising used ln aspirin ls, on the
whole,   not very truthful. It has
Children and
home studied
in new class
New program helps families
prepare income tax forms
The    ,
h children will be
he Extension Dlvlsit
tie class, titled *V
Behavior Problem.
i School," will he
. 4-April 1.
might. /
:h discomfort than does a:
p.m. Tuesdays tn the San I
I. Room 28. The coui
offered for two units ofext
credit   Tuition ls $56.
Tearhlng the class will
Stanley Llndqulst, CSUF
lessor of psychology, an
Allan Hedherg, formerly o:
lnr University.
two,   but   thr
e   ingredients
vernslng. and make them tellth
IT lsS useful"
""combmatfon
Many' drugs^re brought on wit
.rireaanT'n
Tr?«lne"hes£
market. You can use them, think
inc   they will  be  more effective
than   anything,   hut  the truth  Is
a   half a  cup
f   brewer!   cof-
plain, good old American asplrtr
Calendar
Anonymous
twfore September
lant    professor    of   KnRllsh   an<l
*ichi division l.[lice ai «<-«5«.
family    advisor   of   Anonymous,
said tickets are $2.50 per person
Jethro Tull
part mem    Tickets   will   alsu he
N   Fullori Ave
feature a rock band anil a female
vocalist. She said persons under
21 awl persons without a costume
But  it  was an excellent show,
probably the finest that will ever
Jethro Tull  condescends  to play
Fresno again.  Perhaps  —  since
I heard the show sold out - they
ased   unit    loads   during   I
s during the fall o
MALE AND FEMALE
i COMPANIONSHIP
FMESMO. MUST BE
'   WITH   CITY   AND
SPECIAL!
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DONOR CENTER
41 a r STRUT   FRESNO
A program to assist families
and Individuals in preparing their
federal and state Income tax
returns will be offered during
Ihe next 13 weeks by CSUF stu¬
dents who are participating In a
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Program (VITA).
Marshall Mlnlch, associate
professor of Finance and Indus¬
try at CSUF, said the students
have been trained by the Interna!
Revenue Service to provide tax¬
payers with free assistance In
preparing simple returns on
wages,    salaries.    Interest   and
e located at Ihe J'. C. Penney
lepartment Store on the Fulton
I all In Fresno and at Weln-
tocks Department Store lnFres-
o Fashion Fair Shopping Center
rom 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each
aturday, Jan. 18 through April
2. The two firms are cooper-.
ting ln the program by providing
pace for the VITA booths.
The program ls cosponsoredby
against  their S
me tax llabtl- V
state personal Income tax llabtl.
Ity.
A cash refund may be due the I
taxpayer regardless of whether
the Individual ts required to file
a State Income Tax return. The I
credit Is based onjidjustedgross ':
Income and varies from $25 for I
earnings up to $4,999.99 to $45 I
for earnings of $8,000 or more. I
Taxpayers wishing assistance
with  their  returns  should  Uke   I
their tax form packages received
expense records including W-2
forms and Interest statements to
either the Penneys or Wlnestocks
VITA lc
said, t
-   the   Callfornt;
K0DAC0L0R
DEVELOP
AND PRINT
12 exposure
$279
KENNEL
BOOKSTORE
NEW YORK FRESNO
First Class. $ 506|
Economy... 388
Excursion ..      291
LONDON
First Class.$1606
Excursion .. 713
Charter      350
HONOLULU
First Class. $ 402
Economy . . . 246
Charter  189
HONG KONG
First Class. $2156
Excursion .. 1073
Charter      499
TRAVEL
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Student to perform advert
[campaign for Fresno business.
This project will last approxl
mately one month and will in¬
volve research on market seg-
lerrtaiion, direct mailings, con¬
tact with local radio A TV sta-
i, afld monotoring results.
Marketing or r«dio£TV back¬
ground helpful. $3.0Qj>er hour
plus possible bonusesr~-Send I
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2970 N. Clovis Ave, Fresno,
Calif. 93727.	
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1976
LXXIX/76
TfflaAN
CALIFORNIA     STATE      UNIVERSITY,      FRESNO
Prof runs for supervisor-
calls for better planning
PROF.  JOEL   LEVIN
Scholarship applications
students next year are | eligible
for the scholarship. The schol¬
arship Is awarded on the basis of
\ppltcatlons for Tokalon's Ina
egg Thomas Memorial Schol-
Nhip are available ln the Mi¬
ni Affairs office. Thescholar-
ip, available-for the 1975-76
identic year, is worth $500.
a omen students who will be
ner   division undergraduate
ri community Involvement.
Applications should be sent to
penny  Everson, scholarship
chairman, 3332 E. SierraMadre,
Apt. D, Fresno 93726, by Feb. 19.
By Diane Freltas
Collegian Managing Editor
CSUF urban planning professor
Joel Levin ls running for the
Board of Supervisors on a plat¬
form calling for more responsi¬
ble physical planning In Fresno-
•A high priority is to begin to
fegulate and control physical
growth in the metropolitan area,"
Levin said. "It's Impossible to
continue to grow outward.*
Levin Is running In the special
election for supervisor In Dis¬
trict 2 to fill the vacancy left by
Rep. John Krebs. „
Part of the problem In urban
planning Is a lack of resources,
Levin said. *You Just have so
much money. You can only do so
Levin said that bringing new
industry, and thus new Jobs, Into
an a*tea Is competitive.
'You have to show that you're
a vital place foreconomlc vigor,"
Levin said, "it's critical that
you get your house ln shape.*
Levin wants 'spinoff* Indus¬
tries  to be brought  to Fresno
More coordination ls needed
between the city and the county
and from city to city, Levin said.
A better relationship is also
needed between the planner and
the developer.
Another concern of Levin's ls
Jhe large size of government. He
"said the need exists to 'stream¬
line* government.
"Government Is around to
serve people," he said. Proce¬
dures should be simplified so
that people can deal wlthgovern-
ment, Levin said, and govern¬
ment should "show more respect"
Concerning the Fresno County
Guy Langley Is convicted ofal-
leged laundering of funds, he
•should forfeit the office.*
He said the controversy sur¬
rounding the election Is 'unfor¬
tunate* and that the sheriff should
be appointed Instead of elected.
•I'm specifically against tbe •
chief law enforcement officer be¬
ing elected,* Levin said. *The
whole concept Is totally wrong."
Levin said that Ctty Council¬
man Marc Stefano, who waa In¬
dicted for receiving alleged kick¬
backs, is "Innocent until proven
guilty. I think It's unfair to ask a
person to resign until'proven
guilty.*
Levin said that his campaign It
being financed by the average
person. Donations to his cam¬
paign have run from onedollarto
$25. He said that hts largest do¬
nation was $60.
in his campalgt
has received "ac
support, and that
of the biggest vot
election.
n said tn
Hen Cackle Inn
draws large crowd
By Audrle Klug
Collegian Staff Writer
■sponse to the newly-opened
Cackle Inn was "better than
had Initially hoped far," ac¬
ting toCollege Union pfcgram
•rtor Gary Bonglovannl, .
here was standing room only
Jay In the coffee shop,, which
immodates over 200 people,
he Hen Cackle Inn Is theCol-
• Union's coffee-and-enter-
nient program, open Fridays
i 8 p.m. to midnight. In ad-
nn to coffee and a limited se-
ion of food, the Hen Cackle
features different musicians
it went over excellently,"
Giovanni said. "Much better
i we had Initially hoped for."
he type of food served Is still
he experimental stage, Bon-
• arml said. Coffee, elder, ba-
served for the opening.
However,   Bonglovannl   said,   .
some of this would probably be
•We're Just going to play
around with It until we hit on
something that's good," he said.
Bonglovannl said the particular
type of music featured Friday
(country-folk-bluegrass), would
be featured during the remaining
programs     before   the   spring
■It's an Interesting kind of
music," he said. *Not a bar
band." Similar music would con¬
tinue to be offered after the
break, he said, unless student
reaction was unfavorable.
According to Bonglovannl, the
musicians were chosen by Jeff
Shelby, a graduate student, who
is managing the coffee house.
Shelby worked closely with Gene
Bluesteln, professor of English
and a folk musician. '
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 1)
THE  HEN  CACKLE  INN'S opening night was  Friday, when 'The GoWen Toad* performs
- «-ciir rwte. <»*» f„ cauacltv. The Inn will be open every Friday ei
students who filled the CSUF Coffee Shop to capacity. The li
8 p.m. until midnight in the Coffee Shop.
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
M \R1JVAXA    .
senator   George   R.  Moscone
i-San Francisco) said he be¬
lieved a bill reducing California
urijuana penalties would goto
'-'ie Senate floor and ultimately
'*• signed Into lawbyCov.Brown.
i nder the new bill,possession for
;crsonal use  of less  than-one
they rejected a $200 million loan
offered by Saudi Arabian Inter¬
ests to help the city cope with Its
budget problems because the
Interest rate was too high.
FORD
President Ford ls headed for
Topeka, Kansas today on his na¬
tional tour to gain support for his
oil taxation program. _, \. -
SOCIAL SECURITY
The Social Security System Is
financially sound despite the long
rarge need for more Jncome,
three former Spclal Security
commissioners and five former
secretaries of health, education
and welfare  contended Monday.
FREEWAY CUTBACK
Joseph Stnno.ut, chairman of
the California Highway Commls-
Jersey College dorm hassle
Butz said Monday retail, food
prices will decline In the second
halt of the year because of rec¬
ord production.
A hearing ls planned today on
Ihe validity of the Fresno County
Sheriff election. The "Citizens
for Fair Election Committee* Is
enlarging the entire election
should be Invalidated, and a new
sheriff elected or appointed by
the Board of Supervisors.
• routes for unbuilt freeways, due
to the drying up of highway con¬
struction funds and Inflation.
PILL APPROVED
Formal   approval  has been
given by the Food arid Drug Ad-
•mornlng after" birth' cot
pill. The approval takes e
March 7.
(EARTH NEWS) - A student at
Jersey City State College has
been formally evicted from her
dormitory room because she ob¬
jected to her roommate's sexual
Teresa Fernandez, aflrstyear
student at the college, received
a formal court-order eviction
notice at the readiest of college
officials who claimed she •con¬
tinually   harassed*   her  room-
The, two women had been shar¬
ing a took since September and
reportedlyv had not been getting
along for most of that time. Tne
breaking point came wtwrrFer-
nandez and several friends en¬
tered and discovered the room-,
mate making love with ber boy¬
friend.
Instead of unobstruslvely leav¬
ing, "they Just stood there point¬
ing their fingers and calling
names while the poor ?uy who
was ln bed didn't know what to.
do,* according to a dormitory •
supervisor.
Officials of the college explain
that when two roommates don't
get alone, the one with less
seniority ls moved Into a dif-
ferent room. Since Fernandez - '„
loser ln the seniority battle -
refused to move, the school re¬
sorted to the courts to force her
out.
No action has been taken
against the love-making room¬
mate. Say* the dorm supervisor,
There is no written rule against