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queen dies of neglect C'Slir Cafnpua Queen Con - Dally Colleflan had no So one noticed, no on* Thai's why ihe ir adit ion fought rh* re's a lot or poverty even nere in plain oV Fresno. It a otviou* there la a lot of re about III tie things like cam . queens and football. *ith all Ihe r rap going on In the ■ I.I li Is not strange that people e .lev.nine Ihen.selves and their CSUF STUDENTS: W» ore now buying used books every Wednesday for spring semester. Cuon- ttty, faculty orders hove arrived .- the bookstore. The bookstore will poy 50%" ol pur- chase price for used books being used during spring semester. .,..,..,.„.. ... - THE KENNEl BOOKSTORE ■"■"■** •' l i«*i »t 11 VI readers' forum It's all very sad Maybe It ex. plains the current nostalgia fad. il.e return to the fantasy Fifties. s loss for nation, world limed .a tuition and wai H appears there laa i I pollution, CAR STEREO SAL C or mi century 8TRACK AUTOSTEREO UWaHiKMS 2995 | BONUS $14.95 SPEAKERS | 8 TRACKW FM STEREO RADIO 5995 | MNVS $14.M SPEAKERS | ||>PAYEtTE 3r7=i 43441 siunoNT ssi-rsat VISALIA3I0ICI I '>< ttSMIIHS nnrar,..- .•! (tie w.,ikl»g (Ouplr. *i.n.en 11 we may haxard a (VMS. tragi, 'tin -t.r, <..u|.t ru.l see us* tampons In lieu of other methods of hygiene during their menstrual periods. But what do we find dear editor, in our nathW i<«rfj in limes of crlala? Kolas. le»» .asK-lti! \.a» ..l-.v^i Jo..«. «t», -eivire these facilities r*-. relied mile or no response. One air-.«lar« blithely remarked. «0h. • e have a room full of Ihoaa:" I.-..I ,■■:- %-..:* tt 1 .is Angeles International Mi|N.n ran see Its way lo pro .i.le lir. customers and employees with tampons, Is not CSVF remiss liberate heads for 11-. Its responsibility to 50 pet odor free world farulti ' 'ondits HFICWEBS t GIFTS J | Cedat A Shlehai Ph M7MS* :»< 24 : HOURS [of GOOD FOOD 460 E. SHAW across from Fashion Fair THE DAILY C0LIE6IAN o...l efnee, K.... ielephaa>4t>'M** Ph...o,,.j,h*.°." L.°r" Nrlund lChl.ll. chicano mailman charges bias M «,• he said. by lam holiday A Fresno mailman claims his superiors hav* harassed early 1967. and U trying to reopen an Investigation of Ma c Manuel Martscal waa charted with relsforwsrdlng mall pended for two weeks In July of 1967. He claims Acting Postmaster Marlscal said th* aU*g*d harassment* Robert Sanders and Superintendent of 0*11 very Cl»r*nc* Johnsonf retired) "- resulted from a complaint by a I* Martscal'* description had made I was filed on December 15 1966. A meeting look place at Ihe Postmaster's office soon alter. II w attended by th* President and !" the National Letter Carriers The EEO seal an Investigator to •samls* Ma complaint, but a re- ™. a„u ». ,.maie pa. ron anu ner port was filed that was unfavorable to Martscal. said he knear her hot was not In- Marlscal made another unsuccessful appeal to th* EEO la tola 1970. This also failed. HI* folder was cloaed on Oct. 1*. 1970. I a letter by Johnson telling him to Once th* decision waa made. Martscal bad a 15-day period to ap- d tham. with th* help of th* union peal the case to Ihe Civil Service Commission. He claimed he waa unaware ol IMS at th* time. Slnre then he has appealed toMAPA for help In reopening Ma case, but they have refused. He charged. •They tailed to represent me. It's my opinion they sold m* nut.* Marlscal has appealed to Ma union, the National Latter Carriers I* superiors. He claimed this prevented Union, and the American Postal Clerks Union, Both have failed to htm from being fired. pursue the case. Marlscal said he wa* constantly haraaaed long after hi* I slon. He said. 'My caae Involves a conspiracy. They were hai me. Cops calling me ai horn*. Messing up the car. General k "••■"■" *I would feel satisfied if may had a He claimed to have noticed other postal employees watching htm gallon,' Martscal said. II might even atop I while he worked hi* rout*, and mentioned several instance* in which happening In the futurJI If the** things wan h hi, car wa* tampered with. ...„ trrlnf ,„ ^ ,„„,. community action so I can ret some will- the alleged conspiracy. ___„-J ,-_,,ea.aJ andtat them know there tTranU« frrOnSCOl claims post office third-part, foa^,, 1^ Martscal criticised the postmaster charged inai he had bean unjustly treats Imminent, he went to the n said. They were getting pi phi kappa phi honors scholars »i*ndtng will be Initialed Into th* ampus chapter of Phi Kappa l-hl during ceremonies to beheld * of Fr**no State** n ■ nallsm major and co-editor of M including rnalghi. I* the newly elected vice aduatea and 93 grad- pr,,,,,^, „--- la who are eligible to Hnrv u ■ in* national honorary Membership is limited to students who have maintained at least a 3 5 or B plua grade point average al the junior level. 3.S at ti.e senior level or J.7S at the BLOOD PLASMA DONORS NEEDED HELP SELF HAP OTHERS UP TO 140.00 A MOrJTH BY BEING ON A HEGUIAJ, BLOOD PLASMA PROGRAM BRING STUDENT I J>. AND RECEIVE A FIRST TIME BONUS . HYLAND DONOR CENTER 412 F STREET MONDAY THRU FRIDAY T AM to 3 PM 485.4821 CALL FOR liWORMATION the mid-moo's. Each of th* new ■eml-eis will receive a Phi Kxp- ra -tii ke> and certificates of •remhershlp. rny program also will include r'.e announcement of the recipient .f the graduate student award I resented In recognition of lb* A JOYOUS GIFT -for yourslli AND All THE PEOPLE YOU CARE ABOUT. AelorybyRrCHAROBACH The Kennel loofcstore • lower Level V THE COLLEGE PLAN FOKTHECOUTOEMAN Kb 790W Show- Sues 305 Phone 224-1960 MUFFLERS-BRAKES-WHEEL ALIGNING EXPRT WORKMANSHIP - MODERN EQUIPMEKTC OPEN 8-5 MON. Ihru |T*. - SAT. Ill NOON eal-StafoMTOCENTER ^SYearsSe^tecaZ^PMikaWOWi AT OiiW ___ — ^^^L » iCHwiNN vASirrr* iwjst Immediate delivery on Schwlnn Varsity and Continental 10 speed. Close out prices speaisl On French and German made 10 speeds. A, low a* of ooaator Stat 3 SVSSfJ modeU. Small ekywn pay. " Sac^Slm' •3Bi^K ""- -^l 255-9222 . <• eafl^iplpanlSratant | :4 • •
Object Description
Title | 1972_12 The Daily Collegian December 1972 |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | Dec 4, 1972 Pg. B-C |
Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
Publication Date | 1972 |
Description | Daily (except weekends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif. |
Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals |
Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
Coverage | Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
Format | Microfilm reels, 35mm. |
Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
Language | eng |
Full-Text-Search | queen dies of neglect C'Slir Cafnpua Queen Con - Dally Colleflan had no So one noticed, no on* Thai's why ihe ir adit ion fought rh* re's a lot or poverty even nere in plain oV Fresno. It a otviou* there la a lot of re about III tie things like cam . queens and football. *ith all Ihe r rap going on In the ■ I.I li Is not strange that people e .lev.nine Ihen.selves and their CSUF STUDENTS: W» ore now buying used books every Wednesday for spring semester. Cuon- ttty, faculty orders hove arrived .- the bookstore. The bookstore will poy 50%" ol pur- chase price for used books being used during spring semester. .,..,..,.„.. ... - THE KENNEl BOOKSTORE ■"■"■** •' l i«*i »t 11 VI readers' forum It's all very sad Maybe It ex. plains the current nostalgia fad. il.e return to the fantasy Fifties. s loss for nation, world limed .a tuition and wai H appears there laa i I pollution, CAR STEREO SAL C or mi century 8TRACK AUTOSTEREO UWaHiKMS 2995 | BONUS $14.95 SPEAKERS | 8 TRACKW FM STEREO RADIO 5995 | MNVS $14.M SPEAKERS | ||>PAYEtTE 3r7=i 43441 siunoNT ssi-rsat VISALIA3I0ICI I '>< ttSMIIHS nnrar,..- .•! (tie w.,ikl»g (Ouplr. *i.n.en 11 we may haxard a (VMS. tragi, 'tin -t.r, <..u|.t ru.l see us* tampons In lieu of other methods of hygiene during their menstrual periods. But what do we find dear editor, in our nathW i<«rfj in limes of crlala? Kolas. le»» .asK-lti! \.a» ..l-.v^i Jo..«. «t», -eivire these facilities r*-. relied mile or no response. One air-.«lar« blithely remarked. «0h. • e have a room full of Ihoaa:" I.-..I ,■■:- %-..:* tt 1 .is Angeles International Mi|N.n ran see Its way lo pro .i.le lir. customers and employees with tampons, Is not CSVF remiss liberate heads for 11-. Its responsibility to 50 pet odor free world farulti ' 'ondits HFICWEBS t GIFTS J | Cedat A Shlehai Ph M7MS* :»< 24 : HOURS [of GOOD FOOD 460 E. SHAW across from Fashion Fair THE DAILY C0LIE6IAN o...l efnee, K.... ielephaa>4t>'M** Ph...o,,.j,h*.°." L.°r" Nrlund lChl.ll. chicano mailman charges bias M «,• he said. by lam holiday A Fresno mailman claims his superiors hav* harassed early 1967. and U trying to reopen an Investigation of Ma c Manuel Martscal waa charted with relsforwsrdlng mall pended for two weeks In July of 1967. He claims Acting Postmaster Marlscal said th* aU*g*d harassment* Robert Sanders and Superintendent of 0*11 very Cl»r*nc* Johnsonf retired) "- resulted from a complaint by a I* Martscal'* description had made I was filed on December 15 1966. A meeting look place at Ihe Postmaster's office soon alter. II w attended by th* President and !" the National Letter Carriers The EEO seal an Investigator to •samls* Ma complaint, but a re- ™. a„u ». ,.maie pa. ron anu ner port was filed that was unfavorable to Martscal. said he knear her hot was not In- Marlscal made another unsuccessful appeal to th* EEO la tola 1970. This also failed. HI* folder was cloaed on Oct. 1*. 1970. I a letter by Johnson telling him to Once th* decision waa made. Martscal bad a 15-day period to ap- d tham. with th* help of th* union peal the case to Ihe Civil Service Commission. He claimed he waa unaware ol IMS at th* time. Slnre then he has appealed toMAPA for help In reopening Ma case, but they have refused. He charged. •They tailed to represent me. It's my opinion they sold m* nut.* Marlscal has appealed to Ma union, the National Latter Carriers I* superiors. He claimed this prevented Union, and the American Postal Clerks Union, Both have failed to htm from being fired. pursue the case. Marlscal said he wa* constantly haraaaed long after hi* I slon. He said. 'My caae Involves a conspiracy. They were hai me. Cops calling me ai horn*. Messing up the car. General k "••■"■" *I would feel satisfied if may had a He claimed to have noticed other postal employees watching htm gallon,' Martscal said. II might even atop I while he worked hi* rout*, and mentioned several instance* in which happening In the futurJI If the** things wan h hi, car wa* tampered with. ...„ trrlnf ,„ ^ ,„„,. community action so I can ret some will- the alleged conspiracy. ___„-J ,-_,,ea.aJ andtat them know there tTranU« frrOnSCOl claims post office third-part, foa^,, 1^ Martscal criticised the postmaster charged inai he had bean unjustly treats Imminent, he went to the n said. They were getting pi phi kappa phi honors scholars »i*ndtng will be Initialed Into th* ampus chapter of Phi Kappa l-hl during ceremonies to beheld * of Fr**no State** n ■ nallsm major and co-editor of M including rnalghi. I* the newly elected vice aduatea and 93 grad- pr,,,,,^, „--- la who are eligible to Hnrv u ■ in* national honorary Membership is limited to students who have maintained at least a 3 5 or B plua grade point average al the junior level. 3.S at ti.e senior level or J.7S at the BLOOD PLASMA DONORS NEEDED HELP SELF HAP OTHERS UP TO 140.00 A MOrJTH BY BEING ON A HEGUIAJ, BLOOD PLASMA PROGRAM BRING STUDENT I J>. AND RECEIVE A FIRST TIME BONUS . HYLAND DONOR CENTER 412 F STREET MONDAY THRU FRIDAY T AM to 3 PM 485.4821 CALL FOR liWORMATION the mid-moo's. Each of th* new ■eml-eis will receive a Phi Kxp- ra -tii ke> and certificates of •remhershlp. rny program also will include r'.e announcement of the recipient .f the graduate student award I resented In recognition of lb* A JOYOUS GIFT -for yourslli AND All THE PEOPLE YOU CARE ABOUT. AelorybyRrCHAROBACH The Kennel loofcstore • lower Level V THE COLLEGE PLAN FOKTHECOUTOEMAN Kb 790W Show- Sues 305 Phone 224-1960 MUFFLERS-BRAKES-WHEEL ALIGNING EXPRT WORKMANSHIP - MODERN EQUIPMEKTC OPEN 8-5 MON. Ihru |T*. - SAT. Ill NOON eal-StafoMTOCENTER ^SYearsSe^tecaZ^PMikaWOWi AT OiiW ___ — ^^^L » iCHwiNN vASirrr* iwjst Immediate delivery on Schwlnn Varsity and Continental 10 speed. Close out prices speaisl On French and German made 10 speeds. A, low a* of ooaator Stat 3 SVSSfJ modeU. Small ekywn pay. " Sac^Slm' •3Bi^K ""- -^l 255-9222 . <• eafl^iplpanlSratant | :4 • • |