1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

              CSUC attempts to
combine resources
The Board of Trustees of th. gr.m..
California state University and *The problem I. particularly
college. (CSUC) ha. approved . acut. for highly mobile adult Cal -
pl.n that will lead to a combining tfornlans  who are Intereated In
of resources by the system*.   19 .trtvlng  toward  bachelor'.,   and
campuses ln an attempt to offer master's  degroe.  .. part-time
degree - earning    curricula    for students   In  evening on-c.mpus
adult, regardless of where lnthe or   external   program.,•    .aid
side.   Certain L.ngsdorf.
ieu's arrival protested
• -Cons.
■ -tan-
Ihe   California  State  University
outgrowth of pilot efforts by six
and Colleges* may begin a. early
Individual CSUC campuses over
the past Iwo year, to conduct ex
Dr. William B. l.angsdorf. vice
ternal decree program, for «tu-
dent. who are unable lo partici
describes] the reasons for estab-
pate In regular on-campua offer-
need'^for" ■XtradltlonaV pro-
There are about 1,000 persons
enrolled In external degree pro
grams al present.
Under   the consortium  these
Ihe need to provide programs for
program, would continue lo grow.
small,   highly specialized occu
hut with Ihe con.ortlum assuming
pational   groups   which are dis
responsibility for additional pro
tributed throughout the state, and
grams  behond the resource, of
Ihe   need   to   provide   programs
for    statewide   'clientele'   which
Member, of Ihe statewide aca
demic   s.nat.   have   questioned
using  ihe external degree pro
emphasize the Importance of es
gram   as, a mean, by which the
tablishing a statewide vehicle for
consortium will develop Its pro-
statewide programs."
The text of Ihe proposal hy the
external   degree   program,   but
which   have   requested this sorl
urine checked, provide Identifi
cation,  fingerprints,   footprints.
agencies of Ihe State of Callfor-
central computer. They must fol
low every rigid rule or face the
possibility of having their metha
done taken away from them.
Deaths     from    overdose,    of
methadone are now greater than
deaths from overdose, of heroin
Surprisingly   enough,   ln   San
periem-e when a change In place
Francisco 'the District Attorney
has  been  against   thla program
since   lis   Inception.   We  do not
like the concept of putting people
ternal  or  external degree pro-
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group -as  there to •«
teem-or outrage" at T
(XEEGIAN
CALIFORNIA      STATE       UNIVERSITY,
statement' and" list of prisoners
spoke.man" fcTr    the    Indochina
were being passed  to a member
fire   agreement is not compiled
Peace  Campaign   flPC).   Friday
of   Ihe    President's   staff  by   a
Across the nation . . .
Elliot  Richardson  said  tlte.e
s}rVis£hJ?%SvfS
military actions are still open to
She said lhat Beverly Hills po
THIt-.l   VISIT
cent ol murder, kidnap and con-
lh. U.S.  Ile Indicated that bomb.
lice informed her that Thleu had
President   Nguyen   Van  Thleu
and mines were the option. Pres
delayed his arrival in California
ident Nixon had In mind when he
Hayden said that Thteu's visit
poa.
The laslof 080 American POWs
warned Hanoi about the 'serious
stratlon.
Ing   with   President Nixon loday
consequences' of violations.
Fonda said thai today's demon-
and tomorrow.
arrived at Travis Air Force Base
Richardson also said the U.S.
yesterday.   With the arrival of 16
has    the    authority  lo continue
■legitimize" the Saigon govern
elude pentagon papers defendant
ex-prlsoners  only  one ex-POW
bombing Cambodia until the 'oth
ment In the eyes of American...
Anthony Russo and speakers from
remains In the Philippines.
er side' carries out lis obllga-
He said lhal Nixon was violat
the  Union of Vietnamese In the
In by the South Vietnamese con
Tho biggest crowd to greet any
ing the peace accord by hosting
Thleu  on  the basis that "Nixon
was   continuing   lo  consider the
Saigon regime ihe only govern-
During   Friday's  protest,     a
dents carried placards denounc-
sulate general In San Francisco.
Another group, the   Union of
Vietnamese In theU.S.. was there
kept out of the area.
groups of returnees, estimated at
6,500,   was on hand.
MEAT PRICKS
Members of Congress have
protested Ihe bombing of Csm-
bodi. saying Nixon has no such
authority now that U.S. troops
have been withdrawn from Vlet-
Hayden said that to Ignore the
Provisional  Revolutionary Oov-
South Vietnam because of the Influence of that parly In ihe rural
ihey planned to be present when
Thleu arrived al the I.os Angeles
Thleu  was   to   meet privately
.^SS'SHS
NOT TORTURED
Western While House ln SanCle-
down high price..
ln Ihe midst of stories of tor
M.at dealers say they expect
ture ot POWs a Navy flier haa
la^SaV FraneWTO h^.'rra^ad
I4AOI F TRIAl
a  large drop ln business today
and packing houses have laid of?
said he was never tortured during
his five years as a prisoner In
Bill Hagar, regional coordlna-
for -right-wine students to wel
The Jury ln ihe Ruchell Magee
employees.    Retailers have cut
back meat ordera.
Hanoi:    He said anU-waV state
come Thleu" and that -members
murder-kidnap   trial   was re
ments he made over Radio Hanoi
^'"L'VestV^'dravs
ported deadlocked 11-1 Sunday.
President  Nixon has Imposed
were made out of conscience.
Judge Morton Calvin ordered the
a    price   celling on  meat but
spokesmen  for various antl-ln-
flation groups say Nixon's action won't lower prices.
Capt. Walter Wilbur, shot down
Inside, government officials as
over North Vietnam ln 19C8, said
fornla, Nevada and Hawaii.   Ha-
geant.   said that 'rolling out the
well as motion picture actors and
actresses paid $250 to aitend the
0\uVwTsbtc\argedr'nTeaAug-"
he spent his first 70 months of
captivity tn solitary confinement
reception honoring Ford.
usi   1970  escape attempt at the
but that he was never mistreated.
Marin   County   courthouse.      A
BOMBING                                        V
He aald hla statement on Ra
lodge and three othsVs d)edln the
The UA Secretary of Defense
dio Hanoi waa made because *I
racy'" and that the wa/ ln Indo-
attempt.     Magee is* accused of
haa warned Hanoi that the U.S.
waa always for peace.   1 fait it
Gov. Ronald Reagan were on hand
killing the Judge with a shotgun.
would  resume bombing and min
we were going to wind it down
the U.S. remained ln 'anycapac-
as Nixon presented Ford with the
Angela Davis was -found Inno
ing of North Vietnam If tbe cease
why don't we atop It now?*