1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

              4     THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Friday, March 18, 1973
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APP investigation
To Wmlyp TTua SiWm
St. Paul s Catholic Chapel at Newman Center
Across the nation .
Kate Millet film
ST  JAMES  EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
Millbrook United Presbyterian Church
COLLEGE CHURCH OF CHRIST
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
BETHEL TEMPLE
UNITED CHURCH CENTER
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
THE PEOPLES CHURCH
un,1as collegiate Interact  -  9:45 A.M.
ornlng Worship - B;30. 9:45   11:00 A.M.
i   Call Collegiate Interact Job Placement Service
226-0220
(..  L. Johnson, pastor
Russell Brown, Minister of Youth
tin D. Morgan. Minister of Pastoral Care
Hal Edmonds. Minister of Education
QUALIFIED PROFESSORS ARBITRARILY HELD BACK
Local UPC attacks 60/40 limit three ways
exactly what atapa the CSUF ad- Keaaler described  the 40/40
o requesting a     rule  as *an Intolerable attempt
Ivor of the 40/40 limit, what     by the Truatees to squeeze dol-
asslstant prnfes-      the   request   ssld,  the  reasons     |.r. out of the hide, of our un-
 '■—   "—     —nured faculty. Combined with
iw tenure regulattona, which tie
rithout the the probationary period to up to
lion of our .even year., the GO/40 rule will
CSUC system to save
."saldKes- money by turning over new faculty or by keeping
faculty was sl.tam professors al relatively
illy expand- low-paying rank..'
ors and as-        Kessler ..Id. 'E.rly I	
The recently blocked ni
y achedul. would hi
professor   rank that
thla way
relief
denied promotion boot the 40/40 limit. However. If the new salary schedule
was Implemented at tha proposed
funding rate of SO per. cent, tt
i colt the average fae-
5.000 ln
salary over » 25-year career.
added Ih
later wa, a. a faculty, will have
to arrive at a position In wl
w. have collective bargaining,
collective begging.*
Planning students develop land use program for community
**  .a...aj..   .,sH  .t-T, rrtrtimli.      ed. ana In a respectful manner,
Urban andReglonalplaiuilnghave
community group In the formation
of a .pacific plan for their neighborhood.
The area In question, a mostly
unincorporated parcel between
Chestnut. Fowler. McKlnley and
Kings Canyon Avenues, I. likely
s the 'c
ing to Bruce Colemai
student In URP
Its residents, the Ea.terby-
Klngs Canyon Property Owner.'
Association, fear that when Fresno's northern expansion reaches
Its limits, the east side will be
overrun, according to Coleman,
what is especially not wanted Is
a disorganized and Inconsistent
The group approached Harold
Tokmaklan, chairman of theURP
Department and a member of the
city planning commlaslon.forald
and advice on halting or controlling     potentially     unllvable
Coleman explained that living
conditions are i>ot up to residents'
preferences, sometimes just because the area lan't within city
He aald they would prefer
land uae, housing condl-
publlc transportation.
Without proper planning and
legislation. Ihey feel, a haphazard Blackatone-type development could overtake, Kings
Canyon Road.
The function of the CSUF students  will be to develop a plsn
stud.nl.  will cl.rlfy goala »
landscaping and sign controls,
and may even legislate harmony
in   architectural  atylea for I
mils. He «;
ftteif  land
some caaaa, a change In the zoning regulatlooa may be asked.
If the community group aecepte
the proposal,'.tha aehool's function la completed. The group Itself will take the plan to the Fresno County Board of Superrlaora
Coleman pointed out the need
for an airtight epectflc plan, ee
developera can't run amuck. Bettering
living    there
Coleman aald.
CI r e u I a 11 o n Araasporttttoe
needs and posrtblUtlea are to be
outlined, la eoaluactlon with an
Soma elementa la developing
i community plan are mandated
ay the state. The students will
tedtoU»*ctsioai
...C0l4maass*d4d.
aald. Kings Canyon la zonedC-4,
which ls a permlealve commercial stipulation, with no elgn
regulations or any other tight
controls. Thla la the basU for
the Blackstone Ave. syndrome, ha
hat types ot housing should be
lade available In the community',
i part of tha determination of
ind use proposals. Thay win
sed to look at urban growth and
toracilon^isd |-i.tea e4*the» It
was mutually rewarding. Tha stu-
After   researching t
range plans ln-rlew ot projeeted-
The enrtrtrn^irrliastobaccai-
aldered, both aa a ress*urce, when
soil conditions, size and possible
tendency toward flooding are 11st-
servlces are aeallable to aay
community through tha Department of Urban and Regieoel Waa-