1978_11 The Daily Collegian November 1978

              The Daily CollegUi
FRESNO UPI -The f resno Tl
2.000 teachers in the Fresno
School District, has begun colle.
1 T A    President    Bryan    1 on
requested $30,000 from the Ca
Teachers Association to be u
negotiations crisis funds
The directors also approved a
be fair to say we are investigating thai
number, however, since the ma|oritv of
those schools reported accurately "
Authorities speculated that  adding
non-existent students to the enrollment
being assigned to the school
oJar
a public
long said the actions were being
taken because ot the 'continued stalling and delaving tactics ot the I resno
Unified   School    District    in    contract
been negotiating in good faith and they
I OS ANGELES UPI -Mike Curb has
overtaken and passed 11 Gov Mervin
Ovmally in Ihe Los Angeles Times Poll
and George [)eukme|ian has drawn
even with, or slightly ahead of Rep
Yvonne Brathwaite Burke in the  race
WASHINGTON
EVERETT, WASH. UPl-President
Carter's mother, Lillian, has disclosed
she surprised herself bv winning JiSO
at a Nevada casino
Mrs Carter, flying in from California
Monday, told about 85 persons at a
breakfast session in Edmonds about
her gambler s luck She said she won
*)S0 last week in Las Vegas when she
was escorted to a private room at
Caesar  j Palace
'I thought I was playing with nickels
and dimes, but instead they were J100
grounds  they are doing  little  to  stop
chips " Mrs   Carter said of  the  inci
abuses costing the government millions
of dollars
Sens  Sam Nunn. D-Ga , and Charles
HONOLULU        UPl-Drinkers        in
Hawaii had an unexpected Halloween
subcommittee       which       investigates
treat yesterday after federal judge Dick
Medicaid fraud, said Monday a new re
Vin   Wong   granted  a   temporary   re
port by the General Accounting Office
straining   order   barring   government
shows the nation's fraud identification
authorities  from  enforcing  a   Hawaii
system is "underdeveloped   ineffective
state fair trade law which  sets mini
and of unproven value '
mum liquor prices
Liquor dealers throughout the state
I OS ANGELES UPI- The county dis
for the next 9 days will be able to sell
Incl  attorney   is  investigating   reports
their  merchandise at  discount  prices
that several Los Angeles school admin
while   court    hearings   are    held   on
istrators are padding their attendance
whether    a     preliminary     injunction
figures with phantom students
against the law should be imposed
Deputy    District    Attorney    Robert
Kuhnert said Monday his office began
SEATTLE   UPI-The  National   com
focusing on one lunior high school last
mander of the American Legion says
) une but has since broadened its view
his organization is proud to share its
'The school district has provided us
name with the dreaded Legionnaires'
with the attendance audits from 201
Disease
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brought   attention  to  the
have worked to eradicate il
•I'm   presenting   a   posit
about everything,  and oni
The killer illness got its
into 'a can of worms' trying to learn
why an Allegheny Airlines pilot had to
dodge none plummeting skydivers and
another plane high over the Maryland-
Delaware border.
FAA officials have at least two major
unanswered questions about the brush
with double-disaster:
-Whether the plane involved in the
near-collision with Allegheny Flight
564 was the one that dropped the sky-
divers or whether it, like the Allegheny
craft, was just frying through the area
where the parachutists jumped.
-Why the skydivers apparently jumped in an established airway-a sort of
highway in the sky. Parachuting normally is prohibited in the airways.
MADERA UPl-Shenff Ed Bates
acknowledged Monday that his deputies had begun an investigation aimed
at determining if there is a leak of information amoung members of the
county's grand |ury which is investi-
gatin
nuntyDist
Bates said his officers had already
questioned several members in an
effort to learn if there was a leak of con
fidential information to the news media
about the current investigation
e I„,
i laimed about 30 lives
UPI-The battered dollar plummeted
lo record lows in Tokvo and six Euro
pean markets yesterday, including
Frankfurt, Zurich and Paris Toyko
dealers said the dollar seemed in a
'bottomless slide' and a Zurich banker
"The market is hectic everybody is
selling dollars, ■ a Swiss dealer said
The latest run against the dollar
began last week after President Cartel
announced a new program to combat
inflation Dealers in Europe and Asia
said it was not tough enough to whip
U S inflation and put the world econ
nmy back on sound footing
NEW YORK UPI-'Charlie s Angel"
aclyn Smith and her longtime sweet-
leart,   actor  Dennis  Cole    were  at   a
The couple was married Sunday in a
Vincent    Peale s    Marble    Collegiate
About 25 guests watched as Miss
Smith, wearing" a white silk dress and
clutching a bridal bouquet, exchanged
'I dos" with the 38 year old Cole   who
In attendance were fellow Angel
Kate lackson and her Husband
Andrew Stevens
SEATTLE UPl-Sen Henry Jackson
D-Wash , has suggested that "appeals
crazy* Americans are tying up public
projects and drastically increasing the
The senator said Monday that some
citizens 'have gone hearing and judicial appeal crazy in this country' and
that reform of the regulations and
appeal procedures for public projects
was 'absolutely essential "
MEXICO CITY UPI-A leading educator said today Mexican rural workers
are facing a more critical situation than
that on the eve of the 19V) revolution
and the situation will be worsened by
the closing of the U.S. border to aliens
Rosalio Wences Reza, rector of the
University of Guerrero, said the US
policy was directly related to Mexico's
growing oil wealth
It's political blackmail by the
United States to obtain oil under imposed conditions, * he told reporters.
'American authorities close the border to cut down on the immigration of
farm workers, an escape valve for unemployment in rural Mexico,* said
Wences, a consultant to the Mexican
congress on agricultural matters.
November 1,1971
The Daily CaUegian
Dumke accused of 'stacking the deck' on review
and Raymond Rydell, will complete its
evaluation by early January and submit
their findings to the Chancellor
The Chancellor will then deliver the
findings along with his recommendations to the Board of Trustees at their
lanuary meeting
The Chancellor s letter said the
chairman of the review committee will
meet with Baxter and one representative each from the Academic Senate,
the Associated Students, the non-academic staff, the alumni and the Advisory Board
This group will then decide upon a
list of approximately 30 to 40 individuals to be asked to evaluate Baxter's
perfcirmance. These evaluations will be
incorporated into a comprehensive file
on Baxter. The evaluations will not be
publicly released
At the same time the evaluations are
being conducted, according to Dum-
ke's letter, Baxter will be asked to
•prepare a self-assessment document
outlining his objectives upon assuming
office and analyzing (his) progress in
achieving chose effectives "
He will be allowed to review the
entire file and 'will be permitted to add
commentaries, rebuttals or additional
evidence (which) he deems appropriate '
He will not be allowed to delete any
materials   submitted   to   the   review
members of the Executive Committee
said that Dumke should have no say
over faculty contributions to the comprehensive file on Baxter
-The faculty should engage in its
own evaluation of the president,' said
Chester Cote, chairman of the Geography Department.
-The Chancellor should not be allowed to tell us what input we can have in
Baxter's review,* said committee
member Philip Walker
Cole said the faculty would be
accused of stacking the deck against
Baxter by submitting their evaluations
of his stewardship to the review com-
'But there will be two stacked decks
then,* said Cole This letter is a stacked deck (in Baxter's favor) from the
first word to the finish*
'It's a slap In the face of the'faculty," said Walker. 'I'm Insulted and I
think the faculty is insulted also. We
(the faculty) have our integrity to uphold and this document throws our integrity in the mud.'
The cornmlttee was also upset about
the timing of the letter' s arrival
am apprehensive of this entire
position on the review at that time.
The Executive Committee had expected to receive the Chancellor'!
letter Friday.
Lyman Heine, Chairman of the Polit-
would be faculty. The rt
ators would be individuals listed bythe
other representatives the Associated
Students, the non academic staff, the
alumni and the Advisory Board
The Executive Committee expressed
concern over the process Dumke stated
will be used in conducting the Baxter
Although  Walker  complained   tl
committee that the Ovancellor held a      few faculty rriembers would be parti
7-52  ^Tirtoe     Chairman      "*«*"•   ^V   to   discuss   if   any       paling in the review of Baxter,  t
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Chancellor's letter wi" in _««-*-. i» «      procedures of the review committee. elements of the c
e nour D--rore*ne mt-eung. i —= i—u c__w_   n        i        i     -triA   i
. ii ■   ,„ r»iik, ~mmv this letter he- •"»!   Science   Department,   tow   i
j time to really review tftis letter oe- „______ tha# fh_ riyeyrrtU* hak
fore making a decision on rt.
is in response to a
telephone call which York had made at
the request of the Executive Committee Last week, York called the Chancellor to inform him of the committee' s
changes could H
procedures of the review committee.
Heine said, however, that no chan-
Krebs-Pashayan debate heatedly
ber industry was one of the largest
contributors to the Pashayan campaign
Krebs then called Pashayan a 'carpetbagger' who  "should  have gone
just the facts ma'ahn
more we-wm-r.
Regarding solar energy Pashayan
said he would 'support a nuclear power
phi   '
'The Chancellor has stacked the
deck from beginning to end,* said
Cole
"And he is making it impossible for
us to be reasonable with him. Any input we want to have has got to be before the Chancellor makes his deci-
Walker complained that, if there
were only 30 to 40 individuals evaluating Baxter, only five to seven of them
well
Dumke 5 letter closed in saying
-In conclusion, I stress that the ul
mate integrity of this evaluation pi
_, m by faculty.
"I urge you and your collegues to join
Jtis effort in a positive spirit, and to
help bring it to a fair and successful
And Krebs said he had supported
every piece of legislation for research
," column in yesterday'sedition.
In tomorrow's
xz0aify Collegian":
Our intrepid roving
bunny reporter! relate
their experience
Trick or Jreating'
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