1973_03 The Daily Collegian March 1973

              4    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN    Moralay. Maratt ta, 1973
Duncan pitching enables
Bulldogs to split twin-bill
Th* CSUF baseball team used But CSUF ahortstop Dirk Men-      plays turned in by theBulldocsin
eight hits ana the pitching of Brad ger's  throwinc  error   led to a      the first (.me.                         .
Duncan to win 7-1 In ll>* .econd Stanford run and cost  Dunrsn a          ( st '» lied the fame In thebot-
f*m* of Saturday's doubleheader shuiout.    M*t»*er got j glo.* on     i,„r   r.t  the third when Metrger
with  Stanford  al   Belden   Field Kirn Hannaford's shot tn left, but      .allied,    went    to  second  on  a
. fil.ht at Belden
s  pi*,  a twilight
*.. ....r .-„.,.   Netfers crush Stanislaus State,
a*,"', b.7..;Ta.a^a^.r   will entertain Sac. State today
Jeffries, George lead
Fresno to track win
srhesluled match with
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March IS, TTiaat|       llBasfTl Edward TVsas,
Collet* Union. Room Sit
12:30 p.m. Speaking on 'Chinese Heritage-
7* • p.m.  2  showings of movie *Kln» of Ih* Swordsman,
Kings- (English Subtitles)
March IS. Thursday -  Amer.slan Forum
7:30 p.m    Panel Discussion In the Staff Dining Room of the
Cafeteria
March 17, Saturday - Linda Swatakl
College Union. Room 312
12 Noon      Speaking on -Asian Sisterhood*
FESTIVAL NIOH******^
Starting at 4:00 p.m. In the College Union Lounge
Chinese Musical Instrument.
Japanese Musical Instrument.
Sam Sunada and Pally Sumlda singing duo
Filipino Dancers
Parti Koo and Ken Kawagurht singing duo
Japanese Dance
Lion'* Dance
IT LOOKS LIKE a battle of
CSUF students ar* sir . .
point of Oriental martial arts
HSDAY, MAHCH 13.  I
SfKfcOAN
CALIFORNIA      STATE      UNIVERSITY,      FRESNO
> . /
PCAA-pull out proposed;
senate to act Wednesday
Write-in planned
to save day care
A pmuosal io have CSUF i
r Director t.en* Bour-
< oast a»i.       comes as a real shock to mi
,A) and j% According tn both Bourde
dailon ioCSUF Presldem Norman
Baxter   who ha. final say.
Davenport said he want, with-
if the  Paclflr
s the  Far We...
nils of the 340 fare department and were ached-
sno's  four day uled to go Into effect March 18.
ercd atMayfalr Laat   week the  slate  assembly
ol lalt nlghl for emended th* deadline by passing
on* of KOCO's
i,    told    parents   laat
, -We're not don*y«t. W**v*
th*   flrat  victory,  which
The group,   JKX'CJ IKeep Our      can.,  MtofJ  n^tljig.   [|<a a't00A
Centers Crpenj.^was *^rm«aJjwo      pnfnm, „., on* of th* very few
The two Immediate objectives
"ATrordlng to" Bernle w. of KOCO,»es»rtMiietoMr».Cool,,
Mitchell, director of Early Childhood Education for Fresno Unl -
guidelines restricting ellglMllly
CSUF's
Across Hie nation • • .
Were Ihe Bulldogs lo move into the FWC ihey
would face UC Davis andthestate
universities at San Francisco,
Hayward, Chiro. Sacramento and
llself lo ihe P
drawals until Wednesday's release I. finished and the North
Vietnamese give theU.S. government a list of the names of all
American POWs still being held.
Accusdlng to the cease-fire
agreement, all prisoners of war
must he released by March 21
and all foreign troops musi be out
The FBI. which later apologized for Us role In Ih* Incident,
claimed that Ihe Indians opened
Are. Indian spokesmen denied
the FBI'* charge.
He added. *| se* Ibis aa an
outgrowth of th* inquiry by (Dr.
Eugene) Zumwalt lo chant* our
program lo more on-campus participation.*
Zumwalt, a member of the Academic Planning and Policy Com-
of the children now In Fresno day e*n wmm.
car* centers will he Ineligible 'The  main  thing   now la  Ul*
The new rules limit eligibility write-in,* said Mrs.Cook.«Ev*n
to parents certified by Ihe wel- the children «r* writing.'
Bankers Association hosts
CSUF business seminar
W B*nk*r* Day will be      Mortgage Company of Sacramen-
the   CSVF   campus     to.
Jointly by Edward Beckman, R.glonal
a day's activities will all back from a IS mlnut* break at
place CU 312. 11  a.m.  to explain  'Current
. Irwin Walaatock, dean of Money M.rkets and th
chool of Business, will open ship bet
■I he will refuse to give      nor   1
Saturday of f.overnor Sir Richard
Sharpies and his aide. Captain
Hugh Savers,
Several   suspects   have   been
questioned,  but  police say they
press Secretary Ronald zteg-      ball. 338,151 for
of the 'executive privilege" was
in keeping with -the whole rjpe-
irlne of separation or powers.'
CM   M.l M    RIIIWII
John Downey, an American CI A
aKent,   wa* flown to th* Philip-
athletics  and
PCAA es-
vlsltors and student*.  Hla talk dustry.*
will be followed by an orientation At t  p.m.,  *The  Residential
panel moderated by Laurence C. Lending SpeclaUal* will be aaa.
Peltola, executive vice president lyied by James C. C**kln», a
of the Clddlngs Company In Fr*s- vie*  presld.nt Of tba Clddlngs
no. Company. Anoth*r vie* president
At 9:15 a.m., Ihe chairman of of the  firm, Norman L. Clark,
th* board of th* Glddlngs Co.. Jr.,  will speak at 1:30 [Ma. aa
Richard J. Olddlng*, will aaawar 'The Income Property Finance
school. *We don't meet the standards so well have lo increase
our grants-in-aid.' said Daven-
leaaad from the Chine** prison
where he had bean held for over
20 year*.
PCAA  bylaws .tat* that
of SS granu for
Bourd*t aald CSUF gav. 42 full
■       - on Page ?, col. I)
Who Ar* the Clientele? What Are    will be dtacwaad at t p.m. by
Patar Holme*, farm loan rep-
peitoU wiu Wain apaak at 9.45    roamtattve of tba Matava etort-
 -TIEB. *  (aaa   Division Of Well.  Farto
Pro-     Bank In Fr..no.
At l:S0 p.m., tteaaaatoewin
•Tha Rol* of Cv^rtmaot la   baopgaaaaopaalsirTMoniaalaiai
.•JEaUteFlnanc**w111b*ial*-     Idea* and UtformaUoo aaratarda   j
eoasad at 10.15 a.m. by H. Jamea     mortgatrlnf. II 1.  scheduled to
Griggs, president of th* Bottler     wind up at 3:10. p.m.
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