1976_03 The Daily Collegian March 1976

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MEChA joins San Jose 'March for Justice
Wednesday, March 24, 1976 . THE DAILY COLLEGIAN -
•Tesno Mechistas are planning
participate In the Danny Tre-
o March for Justice this Satur-
ln San Jose, Callfas.
ianny Trevino, a young San
e Chlcano, was shot and killed
two San Jose City policemen
Is sponsoring the march. Seven
blacks and one white have also
been killed by San Jose police.
At least three. CSUF students,
Santos Garcia, Juan Perez and
Richard Carrillo, have Indicated
an Interest to form a car pool
to go to San Jose and march.
They may be oontacted at tomorrow's MEChA meeting at Newman Center, 1572 E. Barstow,
at 12:30 p.m.
The    march    starts    at  noon
Saturday, but participants are
asked to meet at 10 a.m. at the
Guadalupe Church, 2020 E. San
Antonio in San Jose. A rally will
follow at 1:30 p.m.
The Committee has secured
at least 17 speakers, Including
Corky Gonzalez of the Denver
Crusade for Justice: Dennis
Banks, American Indian Movement: Tom Hayden, candidate for
the U.S. Senate, and Jane Fonda.
•The   authorities   deny there
are   acta   of police  repression ous than the two policeofficers.*
against minorities,* said a Com- Tha spokesperson said, •Danny'
mlttee spokesperson. Trevino   was   not  armed.  His
The;   reported assistant DU- death,   like   tha death of many
trict Attorney William Hoffman other*, was unnecessary.
denied   the  "racist  violence of "To remain silent la to accept
police ln San Jose,* and claimed these acts of repression. Wa can
Trevino *was far mora danger- no longer remain sllatrt.'
Chicano voter sign-up drive set
oughout Fresno County are
nsoring a local voter regis-
tlon drive of Spanish-sur-
ned persons beginning ln April
e Southwest Voter Registration
durational Project headquar-
red In San Antonio. Texas, for
Heavily Involved In the effort
i-.illy are ElConclIlo.Mexlcan-
nterlCM political Association.
[J to initiate
'ellasFres-
stands true with the San
i Valley as well, he added.
registration drive can
irgest majority in
and California,*
•But   problems a
establish
areas and stimulate political Interest within that community.*
Ambriz said if 500 Spanlsh-
surnamed persons frlc-rn the surrounding 17 communities affected
could be registered, this would
be a beginning.
Some of the communities Involved Include Sanger. Parller,
Ftrebaugh and Rlverdale, among
On Saturday, April 3. 1976,
the project's office
man, across from Roeding pai
The activities will beglnat2p,
and   the public is invited to :
Tell-
on the drive as a registrar or
who wish further Information
should contact Ambriz at 292-
5312.
FCC conference
termed 'effective*
Last Saturdays Chlcano Youth
Conference at Fresno City College was termed "veryeffective*
by coordinator Kathy SUva.
450 young Chicanos from 25
high schools attended the daylong educational affair which was
billed   as  "Get  Smart:   Be  Bl-
said through evalua-
udent overall thought
nee   was   Interesting
I. Refre
Persons Interested In
to them.
*It helped t
more   about   their   culture  and
dvanlage of'belngbilingual
State MEChA conference
ii headquart
screwed upjnslng Anglo philosophy for Chlcano problems.*
The  San  Dles;o  spokesperson
i   friendly       the   entire   e
Id i* rotated frequently.
was also clarified that tl
■n situation: if a MEChA needs
mid word out Immediately on
ittor. telephones could be
I to speed up the process.
!'■ unanimous approval.
ne of the few motions which
not receive approval per se
the   Publicity   Committee's
■niennial logo.
Hi   motion   was tabled until
iiAs to contribute "Ideally
" each or a minimum of $50
statewide general fund. One
>e primary purposes would be
md publicity.
spokesperson for the Los
ties region began the general
toward national action."
Nearly all matters which went
before the general session for a
prll li
This date corresponds with la
Marcha de Unidad scheduled in
Fresno April 17 to allow for
statewide MEChA participation
In the march of solidarity.
She added that Inopenlngdoors
to a different environment to
some of the students, the conference communicated the fact that
education is a necessity.
"They should be proud of their
billnguallsm as a valuable tool *
Ms. Silva said.
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