1976_02 The Daily Collegian February 1976

              $6,000 ad deficit
Daily Collegian might run out of money in mid-Aipril
The Dally Collegian could
cease publication ln mld-Aprll .
unless $6,000 ln additional funds 1'
are made available to the paper;
according to CSUF accounting
officer Tom McGonaglll.
The possible cutoff date was
announced by McGonaglll at the
Jan. 20 meeting of the Media .
Council. Council members appeared stunned by the announcement and were unable to suggest
an answer to the problem.
The council recommended a
committee consisting of the Col-
glan's business and advertising
anager, the editor of the paper,
tiro student senators not on the
nate Finance and Budget Com-
ttee, and one journalism pro-
utor study the situation.
\ resolution was passed asking
' Associated Student Senate to
AS government
splits on stadium
by Mike Robinson
SUIT Reporter
lie Associated Student Seltaie sent"a resolution to ASB President
Id Price Dec. 17 opposing the construction of the proposed
:>j11 stadium, but Price vetoed the resolution, saying, "It Is my
lng that the senate has not obJecUvely and thoroughly examined
subject."
textbook at the.
Ived   r
e the s
e got It
t  the  senate hadn't  considered  the proposed
stadium   location,   but   concentrated   i
FALSE ASSUMPTION
However, Price said this was a false assumption by the si
Complaint against Veeps withdrawn
Whether Legislative vice-
president Susan Good and College
Union vice-president David Nlkssarlan are legally ln office is a
question  that  still remains un-
n assured tl
: the grapes w
■e taken out, unless
3t of people have been concerned about moving the gripes,
epeclally the ag people. I guess 1 would be, too. The grapes have
i there for 30 years."
According to George Ilg, assistant dean of the School of Agrlcul-
"le university's master plan calls for the removal oi the Bar-
d Cedar vineyards for parking reasons.    -
lere Is a need for the parking lot, they will be taken out,*
re not thinking that Is going to happen soon,* he added.
Don Bavaro, vineyard manager for the viticulture department,
the price of the agricultural land would average »2,250 to
I an arcre "depending on the quality ot land, age of the vines -
e type of grapes grown.*
Price said If the stadium were to be built at the Barstow and Cedar'
Katlon, then parking would probably be on campus,
executive Dean Marvin Wampler, who Is ln charge of planning
^'.ruction on the university property, said parking for the stadium
ild be made available on the turf areas surrounding the stadium.
(Continued on Page 2, Col. 4)
The recall petition against the
pair Initiated early last semester
by former Senator David-Davenport was withdrawn by Davenport
before be left CSUF for a job ln
Washington. According to Student
Court Justice Ty Knotts, Davenport's withdrawal of the petition
•was a very smart move on his
part.*
Had Davenport not rescinded
his petition before leaving, the
Student Court would nave automatically decided ln favor of
Good and Nlkssarlan because the
plaintiff would  not  nave been
Stein had planned to reintroduce the petition at the court's
Jan. 12 meeting. But the Question
of whether Stein was legally a
student at that Ume was raised by
defense representatives of Good
and Nlkssarlan, Knotts said.
■We found out be wasn't legally
a student,* Knotts said, because
he had not paid his registration
fees yet.
Stein said the move by, the
court and the defense was a
legitimate one. *I think they
worked with the lnforroationprovided by the registrar,* he add.
• ... It was the most reliable
Information at the Ume."
before the tv
Into effect July 1. The present
senate   confirmed   the
menU at the July 12 meeUng.
Davenport bald the pair
Illegally ln office because
the constitution vacancies must
M
ms after that date.
One poslUon filled before the
The recall petition, however,
is not dead. Dayanport's roommate last semester, David Stein,
reintroduced Friday an almost
Good and!
talned they are legally la office.
Good assumed her post through
an appointment last June by outgoing AS President Stave Moe.
Good was named to nil the vacancy ot leglslaUve vice-president left by I
Gene Gibson.
Student Court JusUca Antoinette
Tall waa removed last December
from her position.
•It Is the Student Court's decision that all committees and
appointments ceased toexlst July
1, 1978, Whan the new Associated
Students came Into effect,* a
memorandum from Chief Justice
to nil the College Union vice-
president -s post Good waa elected
to ln the spring.
not a legal member of the court.*
JusUces have been unwilling to
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