1973_01 The Daily Collegian January 1973

              daily
(§iMira)AN
yes and no
Wednesday
Jan. 3, 1973
vol.  78   no.   62
reagan signs parking, tuition, lobby, vetoes student fees, eop measures
Reagan slcned ,
parkin* facilities
le fund In excess of $2r,.0<
northridge upc assails
chicano bugging incident
B is
C. which
tlve Ken Maddy.
Reagan  also vetoed AB 1703,
OlleCt
Reagan  velo«<)  AB 401, how
which       appropriates     specific
ever,   a  Mil  which would aUow
amounts to the state university
students lo vote on an Increase
and colleges and the community
1072-73
In student  lees and have such an
colleges for the Economic Oppor-
Increase    Implemented    If ap
by   Sin
proved by two-thirds of the stu-
The bill would have funded each
Mym
Institution based oo a formula of
Thls bill was also sponsored by
the    full-time    enrollment    per
Maddy.    A  Maddy aide Indicated
year,    The bill was designed to
past Dec.
Maddy would not try to override
depollUclzs EOP by guaranteeing
annual fiscal support.
De La Cruz said he waa dis
Fresno   ASB   president   Lupe
appointed with the vetoing of the
D» La Cruz said cf the bill, 'We
EOP   and  student fee  Increase
bills.   -It (the legislative- session
body to raise the Tee If the stu
which ended Dec. 1) waa a dis
dent body so desired."   He Indl-
appointing one for me.   Although
we didn't do loo bad, we still feel
the Governor Is not listening when
we speak about adequate funding.'
The
hill   was
colleges In the system do.
This wee and next, the legis
[>e La Cruz expressed confi
lature will consider bills vetoed
dence  In the ability of students
by Reagan.   The regular legisla
District
to  deride  for   themselves when
tive  session  will  begin  In  two
rep
eaenla-
such   an Increase is  warranted.
weeks.
kEi^z:irz   peoples group is pro-kids
;.vra„;,„, ,ho    .iwifsEvr nr children «
STOP THE WAR I    K
five-campus ocean study starts
recycling center
open
or new  local
on
CslF's    r
cycling   cen
it   Is   now
s changed lo
last  semeste
ituv now do
■Round-up".
The    cente
r    will   accept   bundled
newspapers.
n rings re-
moved).
Operating
hours will   be   from   11
.m. on Wed
esdays and
Thursdays
and Fridays
fornla State University and Colleges.
Formation of the Southern California
Ocean Studies Consortium follows earlier
acquisition of a vessel for Instructional
programs   as   well as a site designation
The consortium, organized with a 13-
member board. Is to develop and support
ocean-related programs at CSV and CSC
campuses at Domlnguez Mills, Fullerton,
Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke said the
project's goals complement, on a new regional basis, opportunities presently open
k  tot*
I 191
e In conjunction with
closer liaison to be established with maritime agencies and with readying a former
State Department of Fish and Game vessel, the 52-foot Nautilus, for instructional
dvance of the start
sponsored course-
n plans to provide sup-
exlstlng Instructional.
e participating cam-
six-campus Moss Landing facility on Mon-
Donald B. Bright, chairman of the con-
Bright s
of  actual
programs
The City of Long Beach r.
a tldelands site for a futui
headquarters. Bright said t
hopes to acquire an Interim facility, how-
Murray Dalley, associate professor of
day.
Under Articles of Operation agreed to
by presidents of the five campuses, Initial
consortium-sponsored programs will be
for upper division and graduate students
and will not duplicate existing campus of-
"The programs, as we visualize them, -
will be project-oriented and Interdisciplinary," Bright said. 'We anUclpatsJn-
volvement with numerous local agencies
In exploring and solving problems of the
southern coastal zoo*.* . .
He added: -Only those courses which
can be shown to be presented more efficiently and effectively by the consortium
-than' on a participating university or col-.
lege campus will be offered as a part of
our curriculum.*