1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

              THE ONLY COLLEGIAN    Monday, March 0, 1073
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Budget analysis will
come to BOD today
Earl* Bass.ti.  general nana- Revision*   In   th* already  re
fer of the FSC Association, will       vised  1972-73 Day Cir- Center
preaenl alt analysis of budgeted      budget will b
light of possible budg*t cuts at
today's Board of Directors meeting ai 2 p.m   In CU room 309.
analysis because of a 19.5O0defl-
-ipeeted u> reach f 15.000.
Administrators answer student editors
student* want to support the paper lha' Hasseti approach varlousor . ua.lr.n of Asso. latic
to Ihe Regents or Trustees have tranlMttons of the Association and .isions   proposed   In
a right lo say what can „r cannot ■*•-   th*lr   ">   »oluntarll)   adjust Mresl.tents v.,rn.lv Br
be printed'" taeir t.udcets. Ilt.len
to  Ise  a higher aulhorlty than the
£:':,,t^Tit^H' Accident fund initiated
..king    und.rgra.lual.
te Hoard of Publication
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Nixon budget
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Jolt. ON Mill's'
■I '   »h>. I Baater said that at CSV. r res-
s'ute it • he no reporters are asked to talk to
rotta Ise se the iummunlt) Relations orflrer
ertlve In ihe people he knows and which prompted Beaslev  io say,
—-    Now SI son "H .sounds like Nixon saying 'talk
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Bill Farr
Reporter is 'least likely martyr
By BUI Fallen
SUff Writer
Los   Angeles  Times
William T. -BUI* Farr
rarlly    out  of jail hy   order   of Court   refused   to   overturn   an
Supreme Court Justice William appellate   court'*  decision  that
O. Douglas, apprehensively waits Superior   Court   Judg*Charle»
out   Ms   laywers'   appeal*   and Older  could  legally   keep  Fair
hopes he wilt not have to return Incarcerated a* long aa he re-
to Indefinite confinement. fused to reveal Ihe names of Iwo
Farr. who granted an exclusive attorney* In Ih* Manaon case who
Interview to The Dally Collegian had releaaed Information to the
foUfclAN
CALIFORNIA       STATE       UN1VERSITY,       FRESNO
v  y
Day Care funds approved-
Health Center door OKd
UPC fights fixed
promotion rates
.i H i
I,  the Vic
i directly by legislative action
f through legislative-
d collectivehargaln-
rerenily announced that the-beat
po**lhl*   estimate   of  advanced Ing.
rank   appointments   and 'or pro- The recently blocked new aal-
motions from assistant to asso- ary schedule would have created
dale professor I* 9.6* for this three new salary alapa In theaa-
year because CSUF Is reaching si slant professor rank thatover-
I'h*   Hoar.1 uf inferiors yes- are being cu
budge,  reflects a loss tn federal CSUF. h»s
funds due Isi llghtenln* of the na- dlture of $3
urinal budget. >o  Install   a
Federal matching funds are now the student I
being  granted o
salaries and In this way would
have offered some relief to those
denied promotion because of th*
60/40 limit. However. If th* new
salary schedule waa Implemented
al Ihe proposed funding rate of
SO per cent. It would have coat the
average faculty member over
$100,000 In (alary during a 25
come families In xeneral ^w> stalled as soon as possible afler       . ,   , ... ,__. , ... .	
...til. a— any part of Its budget by approv-
lien originally   budget
any part of Its budget by appr
al of the Board nn Athletics. It
enure budget   however
last organltallons   wlihln   the  asso- proposed revisions In Ihe asso-
was elation concerning  mid-year in- ctallon  bylaws presently before
etia creases. the Student Senate.
f me           The  board   was   fared  with  a Included  in Ihe proposal Is a
• In possible $9.5tK) deficit due lo an haslc change In Ih* structuring of
was overestimate  of student enroll student  government    Under   the
..-.-.■ ment   and  the   resultant  Income proposal Ihe Board of Directors
reasonable numbs
each year without approaching the
limit. Ihe 00/40 guideline did not
create a problem. Recently,however, faculty growth rales have
dropped toward zero and promotions have nearly filled the upper
Rally slated for
minority editions
ll   lha .
In   the   past,   budgeted  areas nation's   co
ware   allowed  tn  Increase   line and the Studi
items within ihelr Individual burl- come the pn
gets bv not more than 10 per cent gam gallon,
as   long   a.,   total  espendlfures (Continued
f ess tonal advancement.
A spokesman for the United
Professors of California (UPC)
said that unless there I* a revision of the 60/40 limit, -all but
a few below the associate professor rank will be trapped there
until Ihey retire or quit. No
amount of professional achievement by Itself will help."
UPC   opposes  the  -arbitrary
March   7,   In  Ihe  Free  Speech
The purpose of th* rally Is to
gain support for Uhuru and ta
Vox De A Ulan, th* minority editions of the Collegian.
Controversy over publication
ol the minority editions arose
last week whan Board on Publications chairman Paul Heagen
proposed that thr. Issues be abolished and that minority newa be
covered In the regular editions
of th* Collegian.
editions with -exploiting th*
thai Ihey have * medium to
press partisan viewpoints.'
1.7
■ ct-
Across the nation .
n strike two wooka     oov. KEAOAN
b* h*ld by th* North Vietnam*** to let th*m go wlihou
wa* among 34 prisoners of war rest   If Ihey would 1
flown to Clark Air Forea Ba**ln weapons  and their
the Philippine* ye*l*rday. fed.ral authorities.
Th*   group   Included   27  U.S. Indian   leader   Ru
servicemen   thr** American el- said, 'That's asking th. FBI  lo       y*sl*rday that th. eight gu.rr.l-
viiiarv. »od' two w**l Germane, eoovlel va. 'Tata la tha way tbey     las win be tried tor ■•order.
oo*    of   oD*m    nurse   Monlka disarmed Big Foot 83 y*srs ago
Arabian embassy last Friday.
be would not rtto foratMrdterra,
(tented y**t.rday that h. I* coo.
rid.rlrujnmnlocforPrMld.nl In
line.
According to the t*rms of th* Th* legal foreeoftheAm*r.ean
ceaee-ftre, aU prtsooera were Indian Movement (AIM) met yee-
to be releaaed within 40 days of terday to plan a course ol action
the slgntnf.  However,  a North     in caaa the'federal government
Vietnamese spokesman said yes-      moves against th* Indians.
terday that a dispute over the exchange of Vietnamese prisoners
may delay the release of the remaining 192 POW*.
DOII
Sixty-three people died yesterday whan two Spanish airliners
eolUded la midair over Nantes,
France. One "of the plane*
crashed, walla th* other mad* an
emergency landing at a military
BIWIED'' ta*. 125 mll« .-ay.
The bodies of U.S. Ambassador        The collision occurred while
Cleo Noel Jr. and Deputy A mbas-      French  *lr root** were bring
**dor Curtis Moor* ware flown     controlled by the military, who
pylng     back to the United Stales yester-      took  over when civilian lectin!-
m.Jorlty needed to Irapeaaa     FEC closes
Marxist     President    Salvador* TlhE laaoay iaar*Plto t* taw »
Hon had hoped to be able to use th* U.S. aad tba
the threat of Impeachment to countrlea can w,
force AUetale to moderate Ms so- to tha latest ox
clallat twUooaUtattoo pntna.       Io-drt-mkwaar»aa1tadt-flwa^
Food .hortag** aadstatwartrc .aaUlag otdollaraby *E4M*locg_
cost of living in Chile war. the     who fesr lhat the dollar wlU not