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Student loblrying bill gets state assembly approval A Mil that would allow pan of itudeat body fee* a* be ana* tor deets to raise their from ISO to S*0 per la yesterday by tan l The kail, apoaaorUby aaaamety- rata* la toe* might be partially man Kiaaatk Maddy of Frwsoo, sand to cover coats of stadont now goes to tan fftete ftoeate. lobbying. FSC Slsiaat Body Preetdeat Sharwuud aald he waa helping Phil Senrwood said that be was to work oa possible a ran Sauna aecgaaraged by the margin of pes- to a bill which would limit raissa sag* yeaterdBy and la eesarhtaat u fortoga student ttotloa. The of sssats aanrovaLSanrwoadwes bill had baaa bald to the waya aad -leans Committee aad Starwood woald od said that Aaeesably prababtj be eaceessry BUI 401. Sisk: POW release wanted fsc happenings Dr. Delbert Wteas, praSaiaar of estrea Jr., Ralph rUaatrsa,itovtd etatc* at Paciflc Collaww. enslya- lenaa. Stone Badrtguaa, faleheat Drs. Harlen Parker, a local sTsa aawoaistrtat. and Pea* ktsdess, vtsn, Deatd Varans*. claltat, will taimplato the panel. Potiv<t( fiafhTtatr (Coottsued from page 1) 14044 eaten* tt ar art dad for the reiease of POWa aad aa ac- OBBSBXtsj of tboee servicemen ll«ted as mtselag la action He cited Stak'a support of the Mansfield amendment, which woald have ended U.S. lavotva- ment la Vietnam withU Mx aaaa of Ai He also eetd lint Caa Demo cratic caacaa of tan Ho*** of Representatives had reeeatly voted to try aad draw up a bill within so days that woatd set a date tor th* withdrawal of U. S. troops from Vietnam aabtoct only to lbs release of the POWa. He went oe to read a reply that Met waa mailing to people who have written Mm unxngaats* the war that injriaaiif Stek'a rr ear •tragic involve - : after Sac met state college treat as from Preano Mr*. Phebe Conlay, aad former Free- nan, author WUlUm Saroyaa Lsst weak's heart eg oa aame ch*age* for the I log resulted to a | 1/ letters- (Coattaoed from page f) voices when we dUcuss war sad cept of morality'' War le Immoral. So we meat flad a way to handle or at least live with the a of overpopu- i war* be pre- veeted, la any caan? By ooe nation'e dartalea to aaMMa* Other amoag Us—selves and It to also immoral to stand aelde as oae astton (or peraca) trdllcu a wixmg that we could hsve prevented upon ssothar. So, obvioaaly If any of us are to achieve morality, we all It U generally accepted that morality cannot be togUUted or tntag what It 1* at toast part tf taw all of the kamia race will oaataana to epesk well of morality an* tana da ae It Messes (or fesla It mast dapaadhag oa par- aonallty). The paMttna of aatl war act 1 nets la not ao mach would do all he could to bring tt to aa aad, a* long as the release of the pnsonars was provided lor. program with Ms dad sloe to aeias North Vletnameee harbor a aad to atop ap the Mr war. He said that Slsk an* 'not properod to etther coadema or approve fan President's aettoa* st tMs Mate. Coofao did say that Stsk was eace«raged by Nixon's promise to withdraw Ml forces from Vietnam once Ml POWs have been released and aa internationally supervised ceasefire gone into effect. •This U th* first time tan PriatSial baa indicated be supports tMs type of a Sir mesa,* CoatboBtod. The backers of the Grsvel Mil aad 1U House counterpart have A peaal of speakers on abortion wtU prseeat a aympoMum entitled •A Right to Live, A Right to Die - Who Dectder>» to theCol- lege UMoa loimgs tonight at eight Th* I mar- Varsity Christian Foster, wtu set aa ■ Speaking to favor of stBhTfaen will be FSC ABMstaat Dana of Graduate Studies Dr. Robert Scbacklett. s maaabar at Plaaand Parenthood of Froaao. Joaa Tobey, s registered nurse sad member of Unltsd For Life, aa ant 1-short ton group, will also be a peneltet. Other panel members will be Dr. A. J. raaaana. Dean of the i Saaataary la Freeao, Mrs. ffkaaaea lmaaadt- at ttSO. stely: ktsrcelU AJvarex, Jean To rud eat shut dash to brlag, Lets Anrlaa, Joe ktarilto A vile, eaji the Newman Ceatnr M 4*»- AraaiSb CeMUo, Bdaarda Case*, 4*41. Thoeaes F. Dbbb, ***lfJlam R. Farley, Robert Plajaeroa, Lento Coat* Cfttd QOwn* Careta; ^^ Maria Caadslaps GMttorrex, Gradanttag. asaanr* have aatxl Gregory M*rk Hawkins, Ceaatta May fa to pni*.aai caps an* Isaac, Sarah Leyva Lena, Brace gowna fee eoeaaanxnesxea*. Cape Earl McAllister, Joeeph Moatea, Michael Ralph Moreen, Praa- , the 1 Cisco Naanx, Saadra Oil varus; for saaeter'e degree t MercUl Rafanan. DomlagoRs- U Sll.45. War-- FSC calm (CoMtBBed from page 1) ta Cntord, Ohio, bat < minor injuries from frying glass after pottceordered tfsem to clear ae the arotontsrs aad police tan road or be subnet to arrest clashed after recks war* throws The H11 isili 1I111 uattgitaadao through tks wleatowaoftwokssk*. srreate or totorto* were re- Tae arrest* ware made. -ordad. CMeago dsmoantrstuta tasn* Over 400d»s*cwstrstors aUged perked ears U sa attompt to a proton M the asm* of StaaSgrd block traffic oa tan Eiaestiuwer unveretty Presldeat hiaherd Eapiseaeaj durlag ■aMarany'a Lymaa. Th* nadaali danaailad rank koar. The Ben- to apeak with Lymaa bet ha re st mpllfled GleasoB Pan* Some hav* criticised legislator a tor only paying Up service to tan Mils and not com- mimre»th*m*Mvee. la California, Seaaaora Alan Crasntoa aad John Tuaany aa well ss Congressman Rob Datlema hav* co-sponsored the rail. People aeoklag inforasattoa en the Air War Vote or s petition to alga or drcuUte can contact •People's Uetoa Co-op Farm,* S7S4 W. Manning, Freeno,or eaU *S*-»5*4. CHARTERS summer one way $149 EUROPE HAWAII Pan An, NEW YORK w,ey $79 one OCC CHICAGO «y dM) JAPAN 4 SOUTH AMERICA •Student *ail ami YuatJi Passes •A YH Paaaes and oilier Haste I information International Student Identity ^^|ynj|a> •Student Ship* ************ •Worldwide fitudem Toaat Intra -Eaxepana Statarat Hlahss ^$289 round CtMQ trip OrKJ one way one way (after 4 pm) v re CSC • WHt .ecc ALNOTg ah enervar nap., mnmm ae. 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Object Description
Title | 1972_05 The Daily Collegian May 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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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Title | May 10, 1972 Pg 3 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
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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Student loblrying bill gets
state assembly approval
A Mil that would allow pan of
itudeat body fee* a* be ana* tor
deets to raise their
from ISO to S*0 per
la
yesterday by tan l
The kail, apoaaorUby aaaamety- rata* la toe* might be partially
man Kiaaatk Maddy of Frwsoo, sand to cover coats of stadont
now goes to tan fftete ftoeate. lobbying.
FSC Slsiaat Body Preetdeat Sharwuud aald he waa helping
Phil Senrwood said that be was to work oa possible a ran Sauna
aecgaaraged by the margin of pes- to a bill which would limit raissa
sag* yeaterdBy and la eesarhtaat u fortoga student ttotloa. The
of sssats aanrovaLSanrwoadwes bill had baaa bald to the waya aad
-leans Committee aad Starwood
woald
od said that Aaeesably prababtj be eaceessry
BUI 401.
Sisk: POW release wanted
fsc happenings
Dr. Delbert Wteas, praSaiaar of estrea Jr., Ralph rUaatrsa,itovtd
etatc* at Paciflc Collaww. enslya- lenaa. Stone Badrtguaa, faleheat
Drs. Harlen Parker, a local sTsa
aawoaistrtat. and Pea* ktsdess, vtsn, Deatd Varans*.
claltat, will taimplato the panel. Potiv |