1978_04 The Daily Collegian April 1978

              The Dally CoUeglan
Is Brewer planning 'secret' meeting?
Wednesday nightamldsttheanticipation of counting ballots and
determining who would rule the
Associated Students' roost next-
year, accusations were cast at
BUI Brewer, AS president, and
his role to organlztoganaUedged
"secret" senate meeting.
Rachel Mendoza, A3 senator
and member of the finance and
budget committee, accused Brent
Bowen, AS senator, natural science, of helping Brewer organizing a meeting Monday night between Brewer and some senators
to discuss next year's AS budget. The budget was approved
..'unanimously      Tuesday   by the
Brewer ls expected to veto tbe
Mendoza said that she was approached by Bowen.  "I was told
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preached by Bowen. "I told him
It was lUegal. It has to be an
open meeting when it concerns
the budget."
Mendoza said tbe meeting
would be ..violation of tbe Brown
Act
Tbe Brown Act was created to
1953 by the California Legislature to an effort to take the
secrecy out of government. The
act was aimed at local agencies.
The act states that all meet-
tog of tne legislative body of a
local agency shall be open and
pubUc, and aU persons shall be
permitted to attend. The act
also states that special meetings
can be caUed at any time by
delivering written notice personaUy or by mail to each member of the leglslatlv body and
to each local newspaper of general circulation, radio or television station requesting notice
in writing. Such notice mus*.
be delivered at least 24 hours
before the time of the meeting,
to a telephone Interview,
Brewer confirmed that a meeting
was being organized and said,
"My first feeling is that it's none
of anybody's business."
Brewer said that senators are
being asked to go to Coco's
restaurant Monday night for an
informal get-together to "sit a-
round and talk."
"I wiU probably discuss parts
of the budget," be said.
Brewer became Increasingly
heated during the conversation,
stating that "people are getting
Into the personal Uves of people,
and I resent it."
He said he did not see how
the meeting was to violation of
the Brown Act.
A few hours later Brewer came
into the "Dally CoUeglan" office
and said be was "going to check
tomorrow aDd see If it (the meet-
tog) would violate the Brown Act
, and if It does we won't have if, I
don't think it wiU."
Karen Clark, senate chairman,
said Bowen had not approached
4ber on tbe meeting, but said she
had heard of it,
"lfs Illegal, How do we know
he's nottovltingspectalsenators,
so he won't have a veto override.""
Clark said she had Informed
those senators that the meeting
.was illegal and to go at their
Clark said Brewer had never
attended a finance and budget
cross hearing, orrpproachedher
on the chatrmar. of the finance
and budget committee to find
out what was going on.
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"If he wants his opinion known
he should come to a senate meeting with an audience present without sneaking around everyone's
back, Including the chairman of
the senate's."
Brent Bowen said there was
"rathtog secret about the meeting and no votes will be taken."
He called the meeting an "op.
portunlty for the president to talk
to -enators to a relaxed atmosphere to get his view across."
Bowen also said that an senators and members of the finance
and budget committee would be
Invited..
Dave Davis, an AS senator who
lost his bid for the AS presidency to this week's election,
said be had not been approached
about the meeting, either. Darts
also cited the meeting as a violation of the Brown Act.
Davis said the budget problem
revolves around tbe senate's approval of a budget devoid of
any Instructionally Related Activities (tRA) funds.
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(Cont'd from pg.l)
He charged today's confrontation to toa-catlve of a more
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administration, he said, has
harassed, fired, and expelled
Black and La Raza Studies faculty along with'other administration-opposed groups.
"I think lfs Important forstu-
dents concerned about freedom of
speech ^nd human rights to ask
tbe administration about this,"
he said.
"This campus hasonlyaUowed
those who pursue the truth the
administration  agrees with, to
Mabey's remarks were greeted
with applause by the lingering
Meanwhile, Massoumi continued asking students to sign a
petition condemning tbe "collaboration of school authorities
with the Shah's dl-tori-l regime
and Its notorious secret police."
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EDITORIAL
'Holocaust/ Nazi march must
jgo on to protect our rights
DIANNE SOLE
T Managing  Editor
be nation has Just undergone an
emotional orgy via a $6 million
television special called Holocaust. -This
four7part blood-curdling drama about the
mass genocide of Jews during World
War n ended last night. And it has
been a searing testament to man's capacity for evil.
Ironically, today the Amercan Natl
Party wants to celebrate Adolph rimer's
birthday by marching through the nre-
domtoantly Jewish community of Skokie,
minoto. *■
When the Nails decided to march,
the town __thorities quickly passed an
ordinance requiring a permit far any
parade or pubUc assembly of more than
50 people. The applicant had to have
$300,000 to liability and $500,000 to
property damage insurance —unless tbe
authorities waive the rule.
Despite the emotional Impact or Nazi
savagery beamed into Uvtog rooms night
ly this past week, It should be admitted
the white supremists to Skokie have been
charged too high an Insurance.
It to an insurance that imparts a
drastic restriction on free speech and
assembly.
Such huge requirements are an open
invitation to suppress unpopular beliefs.
Alter viewing naked Jews machine-
gunned into mass graves as part of
a country picnic for the Nazis to Germany, it is painful to admit, less than
four decades later, censorship of Nazis
to Skokie would set a dangerous precedent.
We need to be particularly careful
about censoring tbe thoughts of bigots
we hate, for they are safeguarding our
own Ideas from attack.
As Justice Hugo Black of the United
States Supreme Court has put it, the
freedoms of speech, press andassembly
"must be accorded to the ideas we
hate, or sooner or later they wiU be
denied to the Ideas we cherish."
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(Cont'd, from pg. 1)
a virgin senate.   I hope they do some
crash studying."
When asked if this relative lack of
experience would have an effect on next
year's senate. Riddle said, "Yes, In
the sense that they'll need direction and
Information, more so than to previous
years. I think that Dave Dltora and myself can provide that."
Election results
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