1973_02 The Daily Collegian February 1973

              2    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Wednesday, February 7, 1973
OLEEGTAN
EDITORIAL
Right or wrong?
As thousands of wounded Vietnam veterans larijruljh tn hospitals
acnosa the country, thelrCommander-ln-Chlefusea them for leverage
In his political rhetoric by referring to them as 'those who paid the
price."
Nixon contrasts these men with those who left the country when
faced  with  the  prospect of being drafted arv. sent to Vietnam.
He condemns those who left the country rather than fight In thi»»Vn-
sanlty or Southeast Asia by referring to them as men who "deserted
thel r country. ■
The President has refused to grant arnnt-siy to those who clearly
saw the war In Indochina as a poor cause for which to lay down their
Hv»e. Certainly the North Vietnamese were never capable of posing
a threat to the United States and for the President to say they ran out
on  their  country is to exhibit a vivid imagination on his part.
Hun out on their country they 1l<l not My removing themselves
from the threat nf conscription (hey ran out on the most incredible
amount of stupidity ever presented by (he government of this country.
Yesterday the President salr! those who avoided possible service
In Vietnam -rust now *pay the penally" IMhey want to return to their
fan-Hies and their country Fvldenfly the President doesn't feel enough
human t»elngs have suffered in the past 12 years. Hy refusing to gran,
amnesty he stills  lo the  suffer lug of thousands of Americans each day.
According tn thf> president these exiled men must pay such a price
for **dlsol*eylng (he laws of the fritted States,** What Nixon falls to un-
de.slarrd is that an individual's moral objection to Ihe war supersedes
the  laws of mi*   government
Us *.!>..i. a> thf m ajtirlty ol the - ill/ens of this detinK racy tiegln lii
iltref) |ts laws without tnieatlon, as the presided' seems tn want, this
rtrtjfiti)   Is   Ifwinied Ui an f-ilstft.re   if shepherds and  sheep,
Nixon's la'i'inal** ->f "my unjolry, right '.r wrong" runs ■"Oeitrarj
•(, iNf i.j-|% (i.' .1 lt>it'ir>|jt i w»ii, li I* ihe July of ever. rill fien .ti *p
praise ami ujuesflim    [ hal   1<i*.  I*  imH hi 1mI ofirdien* r
Whe'her Ihe Ua'i ■ .,..,•••■!■*. **••*■■ right ui wrong to leavr ihe i.hmi.m
in n<materia] rtie fa. ■ re-r alns lhat the* -»*-■ «■ ■ |ghl al-out Vlernan
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.jrlotia. fc-leral *genr|es, ihe le
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rloeed. |*ooi pei.pl*? n*\** t>eec-
shul i-iit. They have been t(»lij t..
tatkr *hei r problems elsewhere
NlXftn is. liisJefl, 4t«ajsA]oniiig the
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Sen<.li.| *,;..,, i I a lis ton nfCah
furriia, and ot'ier UetlMrcrats un
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tee. recent]) -taiwi, "The a<!
mltilairatlon 'li»es mrf believe the
fe.leral tovernrr-ent h** sjvecui
reaponelblllry in *f>e ?' p it>illion
smericana  cotiimninii  t.- live in
poverty   "
"1 he proposed drtolli.oht>f OKO
Mays   to   'he   poor   lhat   this   ad
ministration does  -iot rare.' the
senators   recent),    said In   .  joint
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Sarago*-t   expressed •pity* to
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ciiiinti - j ti Kissad<»rshlp.
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lokeri    I his I* nothing new and it
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In this manner, because they
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oppressor." ftaM Saragoza.
•They ■'token Chi canoe) arethe
epitome of psychological colo-
nUllzadon 1 feel no anger - Just
pity.  It's  the same  way  a  lot of
* hlcanos feel. These people are
not in cuiitact with the Spanlsh-
.%I>eaklfig people."
Diet students
enter program
(Mr Minium* In lha hour
economics flleietlc-s program will
r* aMa to work al Valley Medical
ranter   for   clinical  experience.
The -.niKruncpment came yes-
tetday when the Fresno County
Roaril of supervisors approved
an agreement telween CSV? and
the medical center.
CSUF *lll provide Instructors
for the rllnlcal learnlni; experiences and coordinate the attendance ol the students at the hospital, according to Counly Administrative Om.-er MelvyrnC
V. Ingelt.
In addition lo providing facilities. Valley Medical will alio*
some members of Its staff to participate In the planning and coordinating of the dietetics program  at CSl'F. wingett said.
The agreement was Initiated at
the request of CSUF.
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-bailers lose in nationals    Matmen post 25-15
The women's volleyball team,
one of the top teams In the nation,
participated In the Association
,,f intercollegiate Athletics for
women (A1AW) national championship In Provo. Utah, last
weekend.
Mxih-seeded Fresno State's
• eam did not finish among the top
five teams, but did win three of
us nve matches. The tournament
was  won by Long B.ach Stat..
The 24 teams participating In
the tournament were divided Into
four pools of six teams. Fresno
waa In what probably was the
1.nuttiest pool, with second-seed-
.d BYU and fourth -seeded Southwest Texas State among Us op-
■,»:wnls,
Fresno lost to those two
schools, while It defeated state
University of New York, West
Georgia College and the University of Kansas.
Coach Lallan! Ov.rstreet had
special praise for the play of
f rash man Sandl Wlnton, who
plsyed 'extremely consistently'
al tha tourney.
Ov.rstr.et added. -The rest
of the players played consistent-
ly. but not a lot better than I expected Ihem to.*
Overstreet said ol the Fresno
squad. -I like to consider It a
well-balanced attack. We're a
strong attacking learn, but we're
able to hold our own on defense.'
Though western teams swept
the top three pieces In tne tournament" and had more al-larre
berths than any other region,
Overstreet noted lhat the West
Is receiving Increasingly tough
competition from other rations.
She said the play of the Texas
schools has especially Improved.
Fresno won a place In Ihe national championship by capturing
th. Northern California championship. Fresno playa In the
w.st.rn division of th. Northern
California league, other schools
in the division Include Hayward
State, Sacramento State, Humboldt State, Sonoma Stat., San
Franclaco Stat, and UC Santa
Crux.
win over Stanford
Hoopsters face Diablos tonight
I ,1 's basketball team will try'
jet hack on the winning track
ighi  when It battles Cal Stat.
..    Migeles   and   high-scoring
u.1.1 Raymond Lewis.
I resno Is 9-9 overall and 0-5
..■iference play. Last weekend
the Bulldogs lost games to conference foes San Jose Slate and
UOP. San Jose deleated Fresno
90-66, while UOP won 82-63.
Both games were on th. road.
FSU   coach   Ed Gregory said,
■We played  very  poorly. We did
Ledford earns top honors
as Relay's Master Athlete
•wiir mer Tint  Bedford's per>
■  - bUic** ilnrtnc the Fresno State
1 .-[ ally     Swim     Helays     last
-o-t.r'iHl    irerlted   his   selection
;.•■!■■■ Master Athlete of the
■ »n■-.  finished  **erond in the
■t,^   *nh  114-1 '2 points,  far
■ ■ i-  :    ' hico    State.   Chico   Is
.  -.•*! fourth in the nation among
ill rolleftee.
. .'.ifr.rd  turned in an eicellont
-ifiM.naM.ee  In  winning  the   100
«   ;   I i t'.'sStstn.ke,   an event  he
i !  not  swijfT.   in  two years.   Me
■I,. i-,**nt In 1:05 0.
[ \v   t   fool   S  senior   also an-
hored {he Fresno victory In the
frees%l* relay, outswtmmlng
■ ;   -is  highly  tooled  Pete Hov-
; M    swim   coach John Palnotl
said l.edford *dld a fantastic
Job* and swam much more competitively than he has In many
meets this season. He said,
■Sometimes he'll go out and just
try lo stay even with his opponents and beat them the last part
of the race, and a coupleof times
It has cost him races."
Patnott said Ledford told him
he had decided to •swim scared*
during the Relays, and his decision to swim aggressively may
have been the key to his victory.
Ledford was also impressive
in Thursday's meet wlthCalStale
Los Angeles and Occidental, a
meet won by Fresno 69-44. Ledford anchored Fresno's victory In
the 400 medley relay and finished
second in the 200 medley with a
time of 2:08.9.
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not play with confidence: why, I
don't know."
Diablo sophomore sensation
Lewis has been among the nation's scoring leaders all season,
averaging batter than 30 points
a game. Gregory called Lewis
'one of the premium players In
the country.*
Though Lewis dominates LA's
offensive attack, he Is not their
only good ballplayer. Gregory
noted "they have five very quick
basketball players on Ihe court,
and  Ihey   all play  real well."
LA has a fine pair of forwards
In l.ee Denmon and Bill Mallory,
both of whom average well over
50 per ceni from the field. Going
Into last weekend's games. Mai'
lory was shooting 60 per cent,
good enough to rank him among
the nation's leaders.
Fresno's probable starting
lineup Is 8-11 llruce Denning at
center. C-5 Pat 0'l.eary and 6-7
Darryl Thompson at forwards,
and 6-1 Clarence Metcalfe and
/■-3 Wayne Kemp at guards.
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Decision wins by 190-pounder
John Berg and heavyweight Mike
Mendes cinched a 25-15 victory
I for CSUF In Its wrestling match
' against Stanford Monday night,
but a strategic move mad. earlier
in Ihe match by coach Dick Francis may hay. been tha key lo
victory.
The victory wss the third
straight for Fresno's matmen,
tipping its record to 8-6 In dual
meet action. Stanford la now4-s.
Realizing that Fresno's Mlko
McGotifh had little chance against
Stanford's outstanding Chris
Horp.1(18-2-1)In th. 150-pound
division. Francis forfeited the
match and moved McGoufh up to
tha 158-pound division In place
of T.rry Perrlgo.
McGoufh mad. th. strategy
successful by taking an 8-2 decision over .Stanford's Kmmett
Stanton.
Had Slsnford tsksn both
matches, II would have made a
difference of nine points. As II
turned out, CSUF won by 10 points.
FSU losses ill thosa matches, (o-
gsther with a lesser performance
by heavyweight Mike Mendes.
would  hav. resulted In a lis,
Mendes beat Art Estrsda 12-1
to tain s four-point decision
rath.r than tha three points that
result from a decision of nine
points or less.
Stanford coach Joe DeMeosald
of Fresno, "In the upper weights
(Berg snd Manias), they were
Just too strong." DsMeo also had
praise for FSU 134-pounder Jeff
Gerry (It-US), who had Fresno's
only pin of tha night In his match
with Danny Muller.
Francis, who said he was'quite
plasssd with Fresno's performance,' also had praise for Gerry- Hs said, 'Gerry Is starting
to wrestle extremely strong. He's
had mstchss where his conditioning didn't appear to be lhat good, r
Now he's really starting to corns
on strong. Ha did real wall tonight.*
Francis also pralssd Mendes,
who waa named Athlete of the
We«k Monday by the San Joaquin
Valley Sportswritsrs. At lbs
luncheon, Francis said of Mendes (now 17-3-1), 'It's atromen-
dous gift to have s guy like this
on the tesm. He's Just dons s
fabulous Job as s heavyweight.'
Mendes hss also wrestled In
lighter weight divisions and usually la outweighed considerably
when he wrestles heavyweights.
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