1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

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TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1973
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California      STATE      UNIVERSITY,     FRESNO
Zumwalt case reversed
although firing criticized
1 TesluclngDr. „ was repor,*d that Zumw.ll's
Williams pulls out of race,
Black-Chicano coalition set
By Royal Alvord Although Ih* move by Williams
staff wmar should help Hill's chances/.Wll-
Black Student Union president llama aald he IS not supporting
Thomaa Williams haa withdrawn or campaigning  for anyone    *I      haa   been   somewhat   claaalfl**)
from th* ASB presidential race
Dr. Paul Dale Bush, CSUF professor of *eonomlc« who helped
prepare zumwalfs legal case,
said, -it's been OUT Intention Ut
alone   to   take   this   to Ihe State
County   superior   Court  Judge     polMwd tn to* coort decision. He
William O.  G*llagher   who had      Wl It very -Ironic* that the court
ruled   CSVF  acted  legally,  yet
t up for the April 30
I Isn't because I don't  i
un or thai I don'i think I
• said Williams.
Evidently,    there    r.
some difficulties within the coall        pushed Into withdrawing bul didn't
in of MECHA. turned      indicated that an unofficial coall-
in candldac.  forms just prior
■  n Hill became
With Williams' withdrawal.
appears     tha)    Hill    and    Kurt •Politician,   definitely have
Schmidt will be the leading presidential  hopefuls   i.eorge Nagel.
Michael Korea and Keith Kndsley      Williams,
are no, expected to mount viable The eleclli
Across the nation
M.HN   It'll-ft'
nasty for draR resistor* u
i, and in announre ,he resig-      lh#
Nl\l"> st-< RH   II Ml
In
a  $500,000 secret fund used by
Loo- ,„ the Watergate bugging.      workers In ,he California Nison Mil Wl R SI K\ VMS
,e poat said that Nixon was told       campaign lor Ihe purpose* olpo- The t.ene
it    for n.er   Alty.  t en   John       lineal spying and disruption The ..I Congees.
hn Dean 111 were probably In-       dercover agent  Donald Segrettl
il ihe uae of     Union
e s, an-iai.       rroro previously r«
>en denied      Washington Haled men perform such el
a* grocery shopping, baby si
ii act In a       4wMSIY  *>PPt-41. bartending  and car washln
■Its of his Terrence Cardinal Cool*, tbe     admirals and generals.
Ihe met-       Roman Catholic vicar to the U.S. Senalor William   Pro st
railed  the practice •absurd* in *rnin* totaling ,825 millionbar*
light nf ihe high salaries officers
art paid, and aald he would press
for legislation to prohibit II.
Th* overrun*  In th* Safeguard
Aiitltiallisllr    Missile    program
SI-.4II INVfchTMfAT-Or, and a patrol frigate program are
Two  men.bera of a five-man ,1u,   to   inflation and  design
Senate Investigating team arrived rhang**.
in Coachella y**terday to determine the issues involved in th* , „,, ,   \ ioi.ations'
dlsnut*  between  the Teamater* presidential   adviser   Henry
r Chavez' United K|S„nger charged yesterday that
• arm Wortera Union.    There ch, Norlh   Vietnam... and Vt*t
were  nn confrontations between Cong ntve violated moat of th*
because of sn Eaater true*.
US and th* Saigon  government
l-OS-l  OVr.MI.Mi had complied with th* treaty and
Congressional      Investigators |i was th* North Vl.lnam.s. who
r.ported thla week thai coat ov- (Continued on Pago 4, Col. 4)
US military aid finances Iranian 'puppet regime'
Hv t arv Alexander onry in the history of the United Whan th* Pentagon finally an- world'a known oil resources. news  blackout  in th* US media
«,,_. Statea wa* sold to the Iranian     notmc-d the arm* d**l it Ineltitlwd        US eorporatlons hav* lnv**t*d     concerning it.
Two month,  an, the  largest      govwrn-nen, for a rtaggeting 22     h.llcopt*r gunshlps. fighters, billion* In lh*** oil tod. and a* The Iranian government has al-
.J.TT Joti,. of ™,i lur....r?       billion cargo planes and laser bomb*, all $*eretary of SUM William Roc-      so failed lo cooperate with tho
single package of military ...p- „„ of Vietnam. Thla I. th. l.t**t *r* .aid. lh* Nixon admlnlstra-      Ini.rn.llon.1   Federation of Ho-
and by far the largest shipment tlon's   mission  1*  to  'protect      man Rlghu, a coosulUUve or-
of US weapons to the small coun- business.-    One neat pscksge. ganltaUon tor the United Natlocu,
try on Ul* Persian Calf. To keep the US aid coming ih* Jn denying Ihe ertatence of Intor-
II I* no accident that lh* Nixon Shah  must  keep control of Ida ^t>l strli
has seen to It that      country and vice v<
that must be
.g agent lnthe
supplement lh* hardware.                   al home and abroad. plot ll
ln the tradition of Vietn.m then.           Le Monde, a French newspa- CIA chief Richard Helms a. v.
Iran haa been chosen by th. HIS.      per, reported thai four stud*nt* .mbsessdor lo Iran. It takesllt-
on administration lo become the     ham. b**a toll*** dartBC » mm- lit rtretchlnf of the Imagination
bastion Of military preparedness                                                              " to und.rsund how a spy suddenly
in the Middle Eert.   Only thi.              ANALYSIS becomes dlplom.tlc mstert.l for
time   there  I*  no  pretens.  fas      _______——  «-»lit****.*•*■■*«■.
y*t) that Iran murt be saved from     fronUUon between Tabrta ***d- ifatf w* find It-anton Aabstutca-
th* throat of outside intervennon.     verslty rtxrieoU and polle* fol- dor Ak-ttaabar Zabadl, who, ae-
But once again Nixon is making      lowing   th. announcement of the cording to ISANC, possesses the
S large mistake.   He Is propping      US arms shipment.   Demonstra- best   -CIA   eyes   In  the  Middle
y Indian East,*   taking  his  post  In  this
| to Ilk* country.
Student* *ET*ES&KXi OF BANC
fo r n 1 a Uto offices |» this country have,
fd.aths in th.r-ost, been targets of dem
it is no mistake that Iran's mil- two   years   carried  o-.'t  by the especially when, M
Ittry btttltrt lner*»**dalmoil Shah'a gov.rnro.nt and that all of ti***., b* woold protect Aroett-
$250,000 from 1»70 to 1971. Iran universities hav* b**ndo»*di»"- s-anlbl*i-**t* abroad.
is in the •mfortor*'** position of tU next fall. .   Laat October Nixon signed Into   |
controlling   the  Persian Gulf in spite of this viciousrepres- law  a strong  r
which contains 70 per cent of the sion,   there