1974_12 The Daily Collegian December 1974

              Controversy is sparked
in lecture on Israel
By Dana Stelnbach
and James Guy
campus last Monday night by a
well-known Fresno physician
ended in a heated questlon-and-
answer period dominated by antl-
Approxtmately 50 persons at¬
tended Dr. Theodore Steinberg's
I  lectur
n   "[s-
icl: Then and Now," offered in
onjunctlon with an experimental
nllege course on Judaism.
Steinberg said the intensity of
nints of money for propaganda
poses now," said Steinberg.
:*tnberg's allegation was con¬
ed  by an Arab student, who
il CSUF, and said I.
a large proportion of th
; surrounding
Arab nations for not accepting
the refugees into their own popu¬
lation.
Steinberg rejected the possi¬
bility of Palestinian refugees re¬
turning to Israel In large num¬
bers.   'Israel   cannot  accept   a
the exchangeofpopulations,"sal
Steinberg. *If they hadn't left,
would be a different story," h
said, potntingout that some Arab
chose to remain on their farm;
was accused of being "undemo¬
cratic* and -Imperialistic" by
nature, of being guilty of racial
discrimination  between  eastern
and western Jew; of mistreating
political prisoners; and of sup¬
porting South Afrlra and Portugal
militarily In Africa.
Steinberg said Israel returned
EEGIAN
CALIFORNIA      STATE      UNIVERSITY,      FRESNO
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Gas price survey reveals
13<-a-gallon variation
\ random look at Fresno gas
lions shows that thediscrimi-
Ing driver can knock off from
Independents' prices,
udson  told  The Fresno Bee
week that at Monday's meet-
to 90 per cent of the 1972 level,
The   reduction,  said  Hudson,
erve gasoline
Some self-serve Independents
such as Excel, Terrible Herbst
and some Beacon stations offer
regular from 47,9 to 51.9. And
those lamenting the end of free
stamps with each purchase or
free roadmaps of the city on
request can at least find Fresno
maps  at  a   few stations around
dealers ls fairly consistent at
51.9 at most stations. Unleaded
gas Is sold at most of the self-
lepre-
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
It AIL'S ATOMIC HOMR?
IKRUSALEM -Israeli Presl-
yt Ephraim Katzlr said Sunday
-it that Israel *has the poten-
Ut'ssi.w SECRECY
HOUSTON - Russian space of¬
ficials recently refused to let a
group of U.S. astronauts and tech¬
nicians see the Soyus spacecraft
that will be used In a Joint U.S.¬
Soviet mission In July, American
space officials disclosed Monday.
of stations
Sel'-servK
vide  a separate section for the
do-it-yourselfers.
Phillip Hudson, aFresnogaso-
llne dealer and member of the
Federal Energy Administration's
retail gasoline advisory com¬
mittee, admits there are price
variations for gas around Fresno
which stretch as much as eight
Canned food sought
Canned fruit and vegetables
for Mexican Orphans of North
America will be collected outside
of the College Union doors from
today through Dec. 6 on class
days.  Asun Orclla and Jennifer
dieted it would result in a drop
at a number      of one, to  two cents per gallon
specifically      at major dealers' stations and a
ts that pro-      corresponding increase at inde¬
pendent stations.
effective gasoline bargain hunt-
Independent self-service sta¬
tions provide the biggest bargain
for gas guzzlers, according to a
Collegian survey. The lowest
price posted for regular gas is
found at the Flll-em Fast station
near    Blackstonc    and   Shaw,
e pumps at 51.9 also.
Oklahoma set premium at 50.9.
Higher premium prices at self-
Terrible Herbst and Standard.
Both sell the higher octane for
52.9.   Excel, another self-serve
Editor selection
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semester editorships of The
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H for re
turning the applications is 4p.m.
Dec. 10.
The Senate Board on Publica-
tors Dec. 16.
UERGATE TRIAL
WASHINGTON - U.S. District
u'lje John J. Sirica said Monday
lai he might delay the Watergate
i;mer   President   Richard   M.
(MKEFELLER LOANS
A ASIflNCTON-No evidence of
li-rior motives or wrongdoing
:•-   found  by  the Senate Rules
oninee Nelson Rockefeller's
e..rly $3 million In loans and
ids   (o  personal   and  political
i -is announced Monday.
Ill I.S LOSES POWER
WASHINGTON - Rep. Wllber
) M Ills (D-Ark.) was stripped of
me oi his most effective power
ei-rs — the power of Ways and
leans committee Democrats to
CSUF prof dies
on on Interstate 5, north of
anos, early Monday morn-
I»°. Nalbandian, 48, who taught
I CSUF since 1966 but main¬
lined a home In San Francisco,
(Js apparently coming back to
chool when the accident oc-
r-
LEAF ME ALONE'-CSUF studer
crisis . . . Photos by Jim Denman.
Audrie Kluq Is having too much   fun t(
t have been the ei