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1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

March 1, 1973 Pg. 8- March 2, 1973 Pg. 1

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              ■    THE DAILY COLLEtjlAN    Thurtday, Mareti I, 1973
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264 07 2/
OVERSEAS
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■ r*tar ainiSanJoseAt-entKB. gu\e
the -*enate an update on ine con
-i-ltta-v1! repurl of last week whit r.
sal 1  mi fijndB were atrallibLe.
L.>av*>n|*ort *»ald he rerelvtil -.
Ii-rrrr rrotT. I- resno CityCounni
■i.an I* J C'atnarodB ln * h i. ■.
i an rji'Ki.1 said he could possit i,
iiTiim for the city to paj h*\:
nt the itqulied 5167,000 if ■hv
Mile would pa) for half plus '.*•
ai4-hir*-r(pB f**es
TMf   SUPIBM4HKEI   Of   BUILDING   MAIERIAL"
Artists1 Supplies?
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SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT
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March 1, 2. 3       /',
.at any ■>' th* ltoi*.    iVl
listed below
sJuigerLackin'good:
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at prices lower that,
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Liquitax
ACRYLICS
OILS
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Picture Framing
Over 100 pattern* in slock.
Unfinished or preflnllhed.
Buy il by the loot or let us
mitre and assemble.
OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY
Friday Night 'Til 7:30 P.M.
And Sunday 11-4
Dumber company
4840N.BLACKSTONL  222-62S6
MECHA calls Jo
By Marc Sam
Staff Writer
Y-sierdajr, Movlmlento Esludl-
•mil CMrano D* Aitlan;MFCHA)
utianirrsouslr paaacd a resolution
flenounrlni Ih* CSVF Deparlmenl
ot Journaltam aa a *d*p*rtm*nt
uf racists* and called far ih* res-
icnailon ol Paul Hcarrcn. chalr-
iran of the senate Board on Pub-
lirailona.
The vol* ot condemnation waa
in reariiofl to an article in
Wednesday's Inslahl which r*-
purled lleacen will ask thai the
Hoard on PuMlcallons ahollsh
The pall)' C olleaian Special Edl
i..r. Vhulu and I a Vol l>*
\ /.I Ian
Ir i. unknown al ihla time
• hathai nr nut Heacen will preset t his rtrtion*al at the hoard's
not RiMttng set br mn
day. it la rumorod lhal
will realm hi* position by runt
week
D*partm*nt ol Journalism
Chairman Dayl* MolTm d*nl*d
HECKA'a Chan* al racism. -A
lot of honest mlauaderstindlnc
do** east between the Journalism
departrrtent and some minority
aiudenis on campus.' he said.
Molen s*ld he would tike to see
an 'intensified etfori* mad* to
remedy th* situation.
In response io Ihe article.
Ml.CHA also charfed the department with aiiempilna to dlarour-
a*e C'hlrano students
Molen replied that -ihedepartment perhaps aa* not had tmHarh
of a positive pre*ran- to recruit
minority   students,  hut we have
Department 'racist'
charted thai tha
department ha* r*fna*d to Mr*
Chlcano faculty m*mb*rs and
that no atfort waa batng mad* to
M*k them out.
Mol*n explained Unl lack of
Made haa prevented in* depart-
nwnl from hlrlnc anyon*. Ia th*
P**t fl** y«ar» only on* taarhlnf
position ha* been added to Ih*
HHirnallitn department facility.
Th* MECHA document went on
lo say that It waa -the unwritten
policy of the department to dls-
rourace Chlcanoa* aad lhat It
should "cease manipulating." tta
students and 'accept Ih* special
edllton*.-
. The MPCtIA statement said
•.  .     in* attitude and unwritten
'■tepa to lot.     policy at thi* dapartmaat ta la
dUcourai* Chleaocai.* and -...
tha s*strp*rtm*at of JoaiisallaiaaBd
faculty stttouH caaaa maaljjtUattni
*o (a)
ranactad hla (Alasaadar'ij opU-
lOA.
Aloaattor tolif'tba frooj> that
MECHA ctsartad thai Haatan
had •*nll*t*d tha ao*»olrt otCaxy
Aleaandar, Collactan editor,* ta
hla propowl to aboltah tha •pedal edition*.
Haacan aald, -t ha** naeer
claimed to have lha support of
Alexander, lha Collectan ataff or
th* Wurnallaa, dapartmont eon-
corning mypo*ltlononth**p*cl*l
•dltlona-
Aleaandar appeared al thi
MECHA roeettnc and aald tta fall
lleacen was only volclnf hla •perianal opinion* **d not that of Dm
Board on Publications. He added
of ihe special edition*, edltortU-
ly.* and that he would per*ooally
t of Ihe *p*-
at i
ittle
MECHA alao duurtad that Tha
liaUjCollaralaahaaoBlyMoChl-
' caaaa an tha nataVar ataff aad that
■be (Al*x*od*r) haa no Black* ee
(tha) ataff at all."
L4t*r, Al*mnd*r aald that with
th* «te*ptton of th* twoChlcano*
now on tha ataff, ■thaweraaataad
no inpUcattoaa from Chlcanae.*
*I*Ye aot been approvachad by
any Blacks ipplylnt lor Job*,*h*
(Contlnuid oo Paca 4, Col. 4]
Farr will speak tomorrow
at CIPA conclave in Fresno
1 ii. Anaelea Time, reponei
» illi.m t ai i «tll he in* featured
apeaket at Ih* noon luncheon to
n-urruw at the ("alitori.la Inter
'..Ikfataia Press Association
i ll'A. convention b*lnc held at
the t ra.no Hilton Hotel
t in famed national alivnilon
seseral month* ago when he was
sent tu jail by [.A Superior Court
Italfe Charles Older lor retuslnc
i<. identify a lawser who hadruti-
•■. lertiially released Information
fst hint concerning- th* Charles
Wanion It 1*1.
r-arr ha* been tei.tpurarlly le
laase.1 by order ol I'.t*. Supren.e
: ttslll Justice Wllllaiti Irouttlas
jn«] 1. rurrenlly awaltln* for hla
a|>j*-al io I* heard hy a hither
i..... *
I he .'ortverilloii. which l.ec*n
last nuht. will run ihrosKh today
and will do** tomorrow nl*hl
with an atldrea. hy I allforriia
Asaamlily speaker Hot. Moretti,
Tonight, Hotter Tatarian. CSltf
journalism professor and former
■ire president of United Itou*
International, will speak 00*01*
current battle betwaenNhe While
Houae and Conaress He will also
discuss the role ol Ih* press In
government.
Saturday at 1:30 p.m. a panel
ol college president* and student
editor., will discuss the problems
uf student-ran publications and
college administrators. csl'K
fresldeni Norman Baxter and
[tally s/olleclan Edlior l.ary
Alexander will be on Ih* panel.
The I'unvem ion will tiring haw*.
men and professors front aero**
th* nation to t resno lo discuss
aim student journalists problems
of press freedom, sexism In
Journalism, job outlook, and legal  rlchts of a college pre**.
Nearly 300 student journalists
Irani al kaal 20 lour-year car
lege* and universities are ex
ported   to attend the convention
("Sl'f sluttei.l Maxlne Vee, firs!
vice-president of lll'A. ha. been
responsible lor moot convention
arrangement*
The convention will alsn tea.
lure on-.he-spot lealur* writing,
n*w* erlllng and photography
coiti.st». Mall-incontest winders
will he announced tonight Awards
lor the on-the-spot contest* will
he presented Saturday nlghl.
The convention 1* open to the
public and meal tickets ran be
purchased al Ihe convention.
Complete prof ram listings are
available at the Collegian office
and In the Journalism Department, room 23" in the Buatnea*
Building.
FfwOAV, MAHCH 3, 1973
LXXVtl/tt
EGIAN
CALIFORNIA       STATE       UNIVERSITY,       FRESNO
Across the nation . • •
!'>.«    KIIIIM
Sorlh Vietnam announced laat
nlghl thai they plan lo release 142
more prisoners ol war In tlannl
within Ihe next 41 h.nir*. j.l Cul.
Hut Tin. spokesman Vor thr Hanoi
delegation, said a l|aioMheprt*<
unars" names was turned over to
U.S. official* In Saigon following
a lengthy meeting of th* Joint
Military Commission's cub-rom-
ml salon un raptured person*
The announrenienl broke a,wo-
day deadlock that threatened to
scuttle Ihe Vietnam cease-fire
agreement. The U.S. had hailed
Ita troop withdrawal Iron Vietnam and pulled out the minesweeper* senl in lo clear mlnea
from Ihe harbor at Halphoac-Th*
hall in th* prisoner releaae wa*
o proteal cease-fir* violation*
and the fact that communist members of Ih* Vietnam truce team
have been endangered by attack*
hy South  Vietnamese. Including
Ih* murder of tour member* o*
the joint military commission
killed .Sunday In a South Vietnamese ambush. Lite report* Indicate the releaae of 30 American
iTtWa la being held up in the South
bee use of Ihe protests lodged
against Saigon
PI 111   \l 1 llllll
Today th* United Stile* aad
North Vietnam will .Ignlh.nlne-
potnt declaration lo back up the
Vietnam Peace agreement, lot-
lowing significant eonee**loaa
made by both sides lo achieve the
rompromlae.
North Vietnam and th* Viet
Cong abandoned their Insistence
that Ih* conference rould only be
recalled hy a majority of the 12
delegations which woold have
five* both ildaa a veto. In return,
the U.S. and lis allies *gr**d to
mention ih* vial Cong'a Provl-
alonal Revolutionary Goverament
aa 1 full-riedged conference par-
llrliunl.
DRI'O »:*4TF.NC*sa-.
Th* New MmIco ital* eeaate
haa voted unanimously tor mandatory Ufa imprlsonman* wtrlvout
nosaiblllty of parol* or aaapao-
slon lor drug peddlers. Th. legislation waa catted tha ■ toughest of
Its kind In Ihe United Stat**,*
by one of the setialori.
Mil Al. MQIITS
After a woman member told the
Nevada Stat* Senate Wodneaday
that women *ar* not craatad
•qaal,* the aeaatora voted 16^
against Hi* equal right imend-
meal to tho CooiMtutloe, which
woold forbid dlscrlmlnstlon
against women.
A total of SI Mataa muat approve the amendment bvforo tl
become* a part of Ih* conatlta-
llon Tw*nty-*lght hive don* *o
MM tar.
Fresno Free College Foundation
aids academic rights on campus
in Alex Vavoull*. president
iff Ihe i resno Free College Foun-
laiion fTCKl. aald vesiarday
thai theorKanl/atton will continue
10 work lor academic freedom of
speech, association and academic
due process on theCSUF campus.
Vavoull*. a chemistry professor at CSVF. said thai th* FFCF
.a. created ID the spring of 1961
10 provide funds for lha legal defense or Robert M*i*y. Malay
waa an English prof*s*or at CSUF
who** contract wa* not r*n*w*d
bv President Fredtic Ness b«-
caoae of remark* Mezey had allegedly made about the use of
marijuana.
vavoulls aald lhat tba FFCF
helped provide fund* and aaala-
unc* lo a number of CSUF teachers aad sttidenU who have bean
either fired, demoted or have had
criminal charge* Iliad agalnai
th*ro by th* admlnlitratlon.
After tb« fouro-*tloo'*tra-«ppon
in toss, the group provided legal
funds to th* La Rata program
which waa dsrlwrMllosCUcinoatu-
daotoli>t-a1***d ia aalMlaaatdttr.
Ins a owntoaMrattoa 1"
FFCF al
•outspoken critics of the CSVF
administration" ln Dec. 1970,
Vavoulls said.
Four of th* all raculty members, he said, have been reinstated, on* h»» left California and
the other's case is still pending.
Th* foundation ha* bean engaged la other activities on cam-
pas b*sld*s legal aid, aald Vavoulls. The FFCF •stabllahed a
Merit Scholarship Fund which
provldad a $200 par month grant
to CSUF student Carol Btonop la
lha iprlnc of 1»TJ. The crant enabled bar to complete graduation
requirements.
TIM leaaxaatlon baa also collected over 4S0 book* and 300
magazines. Vavoulle aald. lo help
create a Ubrary al tha Tulara
County correctional Cantor.
Tha group haa been active In
1171*41 to lower foreign student
tuition ln tha state, be aald.
Dr. Vavoulls owllnad. fotora
programs that he said will b* of
benaflt "not only to tba sttJstoats
on cimpai, bat lo tba oommantty
as well.*
NacotuUiaxii are atrw wMar
way, ha fstdd, that may brief ra-
lKPFA-FM.1
station earn** no advertising
and relies only on subscription.
The station, he said, program*
art, music, reading* aad social
and political commentary.
The foundation I* also planning
to publish a journal of art and literature that wotdd focu* on San
Joaquin Valley reildenii.
Films, plays and lectures are
also bUnf planned by the foundation, aald Vavoulls.
FFCF I* a non-profit organlxa-
tlon, Vavoetia aald, and II must
rely on *prlvate eontrtbutloos*
If It to 10 survive.
nlng In l»a* It bai received
|34,371.M la etjtatiltnttiaaB. 1071
waa tba peak year for cootrlbn-
ttoo* with a tsrtoVoftlMlO.M,
sccortlaf to Vavoalla.
Vavooila did .admit that oon-
iributions appear to be cyclical
la aatara. AsttolhLsalral1na^**s-iI-
ty troablaa •sara at thetf hlchail
l*v*l ln lffl whteh aaasoisBta for
To data thli year, only |4.*st».*4
bars   fired
Vsvoulls   said th* _
(CaaMaaati on Pt«a *j CM. 4)

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Title	1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1973
Description	Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35mm.
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Language	eng

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Title	March 1, 1973 Pg. 8- March 2, 1973 Pg. 1
Alternative Title	Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno)
Publisher	Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif.
Publication Date	1973
Description	Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.
Subject	California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals
Contributors	Associated Students of Fresno State.
Coverage	Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present
Format	Microfilm reels, 35mm.
Technical Information	Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data"
Language	eng
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I- resno CityCounni ■i.an I J C'atnarodB ln * h i. ■. i an rji'Ki.1 said he could possit i, iiTiim for the city to paj h\: nt the itqulied 5167,000 if ■hv Mile would pa) for half plus '.• ai4-hir-r(pB fes TMf SUPIBM4HKEI Of BUILDING MAIERIAL" Artists1 Supplies? WE HAVE THE BEST YOU CAN BUY- ■ : . .1 .•• . I JlIITS.X sicryU i ;iwi NTS.im: /^BRUSHES CANVAS 69< SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT 10% OFF on all art supplies 'f'l f rAMiraj, AND 1.2 ■ apis- ■•> tf(\|,irla,\| Painting Sets Stretcher Bars CHABTFK II.lt.-HIS lrtlans.liOTs.1 o.ta...tt. IIC C.rsl. _ «wd.n1 R.\|\| P,,,,, DAVB HA1KKS Crapsi. Tr.s.l A.I. .,.- MssstrMs. tarrtrat ..t \|m 111B Oo.... H.II l atrr Paaa. «7-(ss, Taa a.. I t a.....a1 ta, ... . CatTC •* »>1. FC A*s i.ri—s lnc want cids 2 BR Furn aeroa OiifTlTi$'3s Pluah 3 BR, 2 balrt, a attaaant. S8S aa, 4-sf70 441. naar FSU. 2M.4082 or 222-4774. )> sweet, hot buttered CORN-ON-THECOB INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL •# READY TO EAT COBBETTS FREE rtfith ramry txukri w tw.al ..1 ln^rr lir.kin raixxl i t Kentuckv fiiesl Chit krn ytMi rxiy ^.s kS THURJ3DAY thru SATURDAY March 1, 2. 3 /', .at any ■>' th* ltoi. iVl listed below sJuigerLackin'good: CCXONI. SN[)» ■"> "!; 11 ^ntuAHYrkiCkiAtn. Ca4aiyiamla\IOrt.lt'lial*aiCMrt,„CaAr, aUtanamastaatifmtttf^t-tLrfrnma / Satma Siaaama CtMi. Sttm, Srsr. .1 raadt. Ootm ' rst.rj.rri, ■■ Nt.th Sjnatf ssw. at aaM T asMa m Fraaaj at prices lower that, the discount houses' Liquitax ACRYLICS OILS VI\i» tu. l^rmirianl l'i* \ /.I Ian Ir i. unknown al ihla time • hathai nr nut Heacen will preset t his rtrtional at the hoard's not RiMttng set br mn day. it la rumorod lhal will realm hi position by runt week Dpartmnt ol Journalism Chairman Dayl* MolTm dnld HECKA'a Chan* al racism. -A lot of honest mlauaderstindlnc do** east between the Journalism departrrtent and some minority aiudenis on campus.' he said. Molen sld he would tike to see an 'intensified etfori mad* to remedy th* situation. In response io Ihe article. Ml.CHA also charfed the department with aiiempilna to dlarour- ae C'hlrano students Molen replied that -ihedepartment perhaps aa not had tmHarh of a positive preran- to recruit minority students, hut we have Department 'racist' charted thai tha department ha rfnad to Mr* Chlcano faculty mmbrs and that no atfort waa batng mad* to Mk them out. Moln explained Unl lack of Made haa prevented in* depart- nwnl from hlrlnc anyon. Ia th Pt fl y«ar» only on* taarhlnf position ha* been added to Ih* HHirnallitn department facility. Th* MECHA document went on lo say that It waa -the unwritten policy of the department to dls- rourace Chlcanoa* aad lhat It should "cease manipulating." tta students and 'accept Ih* special edllton.- . The MPCtIA statement said •. . in attitude and unwritten '■tepa to lot. policy at thi* dapartmaat ta la dUcourai* Chleaocai.* and -... tha sstrprtmat of JoaiisallaiaaBd faculty stttouH caaaa maaljjtUattni o (a) ranactad hla (Alasaadar'ij opU- lOA. Aloaattor tolif'tba frooj> that MECHA ctsartad thai Haatan had •nlltd tha ao»olrt otCaxy Aleaandar, Collactan editor,* ta hla propowl to aboltah tha •pedal edition. Haacan aald, -t ha* naeer claimed to have lha support of Alexander, lha Collectan ataff or th* Wurnallaa, dapartmont eon- corning mypoltlononthpcll •dltlona- Aleaandar appeared al thi MECHA roeettnc and aald tta fall lleacen was only volclnf hla •perianal opinion *d not that of Dm Board on Publications. He added of ihe special edition, edltortU- ly.* and that he would perooally t of Ihe p- at i ittle MECHA alao duurtad that Tha liaUjCollaralaahaaoBlyMoChl- ' caaaa an tha nataVar ataff aad that ■be (Alxodr) haa no Black* ee (tha) ataff at all." L4tr, Almndr aald that with th «teptton of th twoChlcano* now on tha ataff, ■thaweraaataad no inpUcattoaa from Chlcanae.* IYe aot been approvachad by any Blacks ipplylnt lor Job,h* (Contlnuid oo Paca 4, Col. 4] Farr will speak tomorrow at CIPA conclave in Fresno 1 ii. Anaelea Time, reponei » illi.m t ai i «tll he in* featured apeaket at Ih* noon luncheon to n-urruw at the ("alitori.la Inter '..Ikfataia Press Association i ll'A. convention blnc held at the t ra.no Hilton Hotel t in famed national alivnilon seseral month ago when he was sent tu jail by [.A Superior Court Italfe Charles Older lor retuslnc i<. identify a lawser who hadruti- •■. lertiially released Information fst hint concerning- th* Charles Wanion It 11. r-arr ha been tei.tpurarlly le laase.1 by order ol I'.t. Supren.e : ttslll Justice Wllllaiti Irouttlas jn«] 1. rurrenlly awaltln for hla a\|>j-al io I heard hy a hither i..... * I he .'ortverilloii. which l.ecn last nuht. will run ihrosKh today and will do* tomorrow nlhl with an atldrea. hy I allforriia Asaamlily speaker Hot. Moretti, Tonight, Hotter Tatarian. CSltf journalism professor and former ■ire president of United Itou International, will speak 0001 current battle betwaenNhe While Houae and Conaress He will also discuss the role ol Ih* press In government. Saturday at 1:30 p.m. a panel ol college president* and student editor., will discuss the problems uf student-ran publications and college administrators. csl'K fresldeni Norman Baxter and [tally s/olleclan Edlior l.ary Alexander will be on Ih* panel. The I'unvem ion will tiring haw. men and professors front aero* th* nation to t resno lo discuss aim student journalists problems of press freedom, sexism In Journalism, job outlook, and legal rlchts of a college pre*. Nearly 300 student journalists Irani al kaal 20 lour-year car lege and universities are ex ported to attend the convention ("Sl'f sluttei.l Maxlne Vee, firs! vice-president of lll'A. ha. been responsible lor moot convention arrangement* The convention will alsn tea. lure on-.he-spot lealur* writing, nw erlllng and photography coiti.st». Mall-incontest winders will he announced tonight Awards lor the on-the-spot contest* will he presented Saturday nlghl. The convention 1* open to the public and meal tickets ran be purchased al Ihe convention. Complete prof ram listings are available at the Collegian office and In the Journalism Department, room 23" in the Buatnea* Building. FfwOAV, MAHCH 3, 1973 LXXVtl/tt EGIAN CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO Across the nation . • • !'>.« KIIIIM Sorlh Vietnam announced laat nlghl thai they plan lo release 142 more prisoners ol war In tlannl within Ihe next 41 h.nir. j.l Cul. Hut Tin. spokesman Vor thr Hanoi delegation, said a l\|aioMheprt< unars" names was turned over to U.S. official* In Saigon following a lengthy meeting of th* Joint Military Commission's cub-rom- ml salon un raptured person* The announrenienl broke a,wo- day deadlock that threatened to scuttle Ihe Vietnam cease-fire agreement. The U.S. had hailed Ita troop withdrawal Iron Vietnam and pulled out the minesweeper* senl in lo clear mlnea from Ihe harbor at Halphoac-Th* hall in th* prisoner releaae wa* o proteal cease-fir* violation* and the fact that communist members of Ih* Vietnam truce team have been endangered by attack* hy South Vietnamese. Including Ih* murder of tour member* o* the joint military commission killed .Sunday In a South Vietnamese ambush. Lite report* Indicate the releaae of 30 American iTtWa la being held up in the South bee use of Ihe protests lodged against Saigon PI 111 \l 1 llllll Today th* United Stile* aad North Vietnam will .Ignlh.nlne- potnt declaration lo back up the Vietnam Peace agreement, lot- lowing significant eonee*loaa made by both sides lo achieve the rompromlae. North Vietnam and th Viet Cong abandoned their Insistence that Ih* conference rould only be recalled hy a majority of the 12 delegations which woold have five* both ildaa a veto. In return, the U.S. and lis allies grd to mention ih vial Cong'a Provl- alonal Revolutionary Goverament aa 1 full-riedged conference par- llrliunl. DRI'O »:4TF.NCsa-. Th* New MmIco ital* eeaate haa voted unanimously tor mandatory Ufa imprlsonman* wtrlvout nosaiblllty of parol* or aaapao- slon lor drug peddlers. Th. legislation waa catted tha ■ toughest of Its kind In Ihe United Stat*, by one of the setialori. Mil Al. MQIITS After a woman member told the Nevada Stat* Senate Wodneaday that women ar not craatad •qaal,* the aeaatora voted 16^ against Hi* equal right imend- meal to tho CooiMtutloe, which woold forbid dlscrlmlnstlon against women. A total of SI Mataa muat approve the amendment bvforo tl become* a part of Ih* conatlta- llon Twnty-lght hive don* o MM tar. Fresno Free College Foundation aids academic rights on campus in Alex Vavoull. president iff Ihe i resno Free College Foun- laiion fTCKl. aald vesiarday thai theorKanl/atton will continue 10 work lor academic freedom of speech, association and academic due process on theCSUF campus. Vavoull. a chemistry professor at CSVF. said thai th FFCF .a. created ID the spring of 1961 10 provide funds for lha legal defense or Robert Miy. Malay waa an English profsor at CSUF who** contract wa* not rnwd bv President Fredtic Ness b«- caoae of remark Mezey had allegedly made about the use of marijuana. vavoulls aald lhat tba FFCF helped provide fund* and aaala- unc* lo a number of CSUF teachers aad sttidenU who have bean either fired, demoted or have had criminal charge* Iliad agalnai thro by th admlnlitratlon. After tb« fouro-tloo'tra-«ppon in toss, the group provided legal funds to th* La Rata program which waa dsrlwrMllosCUcinoatu- daotoli>t-a1**d ia aalMlaaatdttr. Ins a owntoaMrattoa 1" FFCF al •outspoken critics of the CSVF administration" ln Dec. 1970, Vavoulls said. Four of th all raculty members, he said, have been reinstated, on* h»» left California and the other's case is still pending. Th* foundation ha* bean engaged la other activities on cam- pas bslds legal aid, aald Vavoulls. The FFCF •stabllahed a Merit Scholarship Fund which provldad a $200 par month grant to CSUF student Carol Btonop la lha iprlnc of 1»TJ. The crant enabled bar to complete graduation requirements. TIM leaaxaatlon baa also collected over 4S0 book* and 300 magazines. Vavoulle aald. lo help create a Ubrary al tha Tulara County correctional Cantor. Tha group haa been active In 117141 to lower foreign student tuition ln tha state, be aald. Dr. Vavoulls owllnad. fotora programs that he said will b of benaflt "not only to tba sttJstoats on cimpai, bat lo tba oommantty as well.* NacotuUiaxii are atrw wMar way, ha fstdd, that may brief ra- lKPFA-FM.1 station earn** no advertising and relies only on subscription. The station, he said, program* art, music, reading* aad social and political commentary. The foundation I* also planning to publish a journal of art and literature that wotdd focu* on San Joaquin Valley reildenii. Films, plays and lectures are also bUnf planned by the foundation, aald Vavoulls. FFCF I* a non-profit organlxa- tlon, Vavoetia aald, and II must rely on prlvate eontrtbutloos If It to 10 survive. nlng In l»a* It bai received \|34,371.M la etjtatiltnttiaaB. 1071 waa tba peak year for cootrlbn- ttoo* with a tsrtoVoftlMlO.M, sccortlaf to Vavoalla. Vavooila did .admit that oon- iributions appear to be cyclical la aatara. AsttolhLsalral1na^*s-iI- ty troablaa •sara at thetf hlchail lvl ln lffl whteh aaasoisBta for To data thli year, only \|4.st».4 bars fired Vsvoulls said th _ (CaaMaaati on Pt«a *j CM. 4)

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