1974_12 The Daily Collegian December 1974

              2-THE DAILY COLLEGIAN        Tuesday, December 3, 1974
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Middle East solutions
I thought I would not engage In a rhetoric about Palestine. Mr.
Newsom (see The Dally Collegian of November 25, 1974), however,
compels me to write once more. Again, my purpose Is to clarify
some of the misconceptions Mr. Newsom seems to have * and un¬
knowingly, I hope), passed on to others.
Mr.  N<
Redbeard:
Nuclear power plant terrorism sweepstakes
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JOB
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SOME SPANISH
IS A BIG PLUS
FOR MANY JOBS
TRY SPAN 1A
THIS SPRING
favors Joining the national guard
and ripping II off after going
through heavy weapons Infantry¬
man school, but I favor going to
Bolivia and buying the stuff from
a disgruntled major. These are
trivialities. The Important thing
Is that you get the stuff.
Once you have the equipment,
destroying Kern County for In¬
stance Is pretty straightforward.
Once they build the nuclear power
t Ini
to the firing p.
;ht. set up your m
p about 100 rou
3 reactor. You
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ire they can scram the reactor
then, hopefully, rupture the
Itself. An ex¬
perienced man,«hould be able to
carry off the whole raid Inside
of five minutes. Depending upon
his accuracy and his ammunition
his chances of success, whlchare
believed by Ernie and 1 to be
pretty fair.
Well kids, that In essence ls the
•4.2 Inch whlz-bang surprise."
Ernie and I. as we say. submit It
only as an example of what can
be done. We developed a couple
of more over the second pitcher
of Coors. but we'll hold off on
,• compare
with s
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sweepstakes.
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LINDA McKENZIE
McKenzie is athlete of week
or only the second time this
Joaquin   Valley   University
ilete of the Week.
.Inda McKenzie, a member of
?cond faster than the quallfy-
standard of 33.0. Freshman
n Sager has qualified In four
i  SI'l-
s   swimming
last Tuesday
Joaquin ValleySports-
fled In the SO breaststroke, c
Wristlockers defeat Alumnis
tor first time in three years
In the meet against Hayward
State. In which McKenzie hadher
qualifying time, she also took
first In the 100 IM and swam on
two winning relays.
Only a freshman, McKenzie Is
another bright spot for Coach
Blllle Poston's team. At Selma
High School, she still holds the
girls' record for the breast-
stroke.
d for a
n.itrh
New wrestling head coach Fred
Kodrtgues was definitely pleased
*lth ybe performance put In by
is team. *! was pleased with
everyone-they all gave 100 per
with UC Berkeley.
Ison's pin of McGee was the
only takedown of the night and It
came 2:24 seconds Into the match,
[son wrestled In the heavyweight
division because the Bulldogs are
still shy of a heavyweight. Coach
Rodrlgues has a few possibilities
for the position but doesn't have
anybody for sure yet.
Not only I
I a durable swimmer
ire now preparing for
n  California   Finals
s 24-15.
I. The
Winning for the Varsity were
Scott Hasson, declsllonlng Ed
Moraga in the 118 pound class;
Mike Strasser declsloned Dave
Hernandez In the 126 class; Mike
MrGough declsloned Pet Hole-
nan in the 150 class: Fred Por-
ler declsloned Mike Checketts In
tha 158 pound class; Burce Haf-
lich won by forfeit tn the 177
'lass, and Tom Isun pinned Pat
McCee In the heavyweight class.
The Alumni scored Its points
m the 134 pound class when Rev
• ontreras declsloned BUI Robl-
son, the 142 pound class where
vie Gonzales declsloned Roy
Moz, In the 120 pound class
*here Luther Norred had to
default to John Borg because of
a knee Injury and when two lime
NCAA champion Mike Callego
leclsloned. Dan Burtschl In what
* as the best match of the night.
"It was a real Interesting match
-it was nlp-n-tuck all the way,'
Rodrlgues said. Headdedhewas
real pleased with how Burtschl
performed against the former
champion.
Rodrlgues   attributed  his  '
io conditioning. *We were defi¬
nitely In better shape," he said.
He pointed out that his team was
outscored 16-9 In the first per¬
iods, but that his players out-
scored the Alumnis 32-12 In the
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INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS
DECEMBER 9, 1974,
AT PLACEMENT CENTER
TueatJay, December 3. t974    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN-,3
Cagers 'offically' open
season against Diablos
bow good this year'a team will
be when the 'Dogs host Loa An-
geles State In Selland Arena to¬
night.
Tipoff Is scheduled for 8:10 In
the Convention Center with the
Junior Varsity-game starting at
6 p.m.
The 'Dogs lost an unofficial
game last week to a much i
experienced Athletes in
Former Bulldog Charlea Batley
returned to haunt his former
teammates by scoring 18 points
Indicator because Athletes had
already played 25 games before
coming to Fresno. The game will
not count on the 'Dogs' won-lost
record because Athletes in "Ac¬
tion Is not an NCAA school. The
visitors had gone 19-1 In Europe,
but lost to American Collegiate
powers Notre Dame by one,
Maryland by six and UCLA'by
20. San Diego State beat them by
A bright spot for the Bulldogs
was^the strong scoring display
put In by junior forward Roy.
Jones. The sharp-shooter poured
In 20 points for the night, before
exiling with five fouls late In the
The lanky forward averaged
17.1 points a game last year for
Coach Ed Gregory's squad. He
also managed seven, rebounds
per game.
Senior Pat O'l.eary, In a start¬
ing role for the first year al¬
though seeing plenty of action
coming off the bench last year,
had a good night against Athletes
In Action, scoring 12 points and
getting several rebounds.
A bright spot for Gregory must
have been the play of reserve
guard Rodney Shank*. Coming off
the bench, Shanks scored 12
polnta, many on long jumpers,
and he showed some fancy drib¬
bling with behtnd-the-back and
between-the-leg dribbles.
The Diablos of Loa Angela*
he game a* a CoUege
. Laat year they were
)f the PCAA, but have
gone/Independent   status   this
It may be a good thing for the
Bulldogs and thereat of the PCAA
that they have left the conference.
Last year the Diablos took second
In the PCAA, but due to Long
Beach's probation, they repre¬
sented the conference In the
NCAA western regional*.
And from that team, Diablo
Coach Bob Miller has his entire
starling five back. At the guards'
position will be Willie Jackaon
and Dwtght Slaughter, forwards
will be Tommle Llpsey and Billy
Mallory (an all-conference per¬
former) and holding down the
center position will be Bobby
Taylor.
The Bulldogs defeated this
same team twice last year, 64-55
and 85-78.
•Cal State, Los Angeles ls a
tough team to open the season
with,* Gregory said. "With their
front line Intact, they will be one
of the quicker teams we will face
Injuries could slow the Bull¬
dogs down some as Dave Cumber¬
land has a bruised thigh, Rodney
Shanks has a sore back and cen¬
ter Bruce Hennlng has a cut on
his right elbow.
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