1973_04 The Daily Collegian April 1973

              «    THE DAILY COLLEGIAN      Thursday, April 26, 1973
Voter profile of senate and board post candidates
GARCIA ALBERT L
What a great way to
spend the summer.
Greyhound Amen pass
W.th the Amenpass  vou can realty see
Amef.ca fo. nil its worth   Really get into it   e"|oy
it  and learn a lot mote about it up close
How aboul a first hand look al all the history
of Washington  0 C    Williamsburg  Yorktown
and the Tidewater} How about the enchantmen
of the great Southwest' The beauty of Big Sut
Ot  how about the European flavor
of French Canada '
The Amenpass lets you go almost anywhere n
America   Canada  too  You decide when where
again if yoi
hedules   Your own
it.nor.try   You come and go as you please
The Greyhound Amenpass is good for 30 days
and costs SI 49 00  An extra fifty dollars buys
another 30 days   The Amenpass also gives you
discounts on hotels  meals  sightseeing  and
other good things
When you look at the Amenpass in terms of
extra education, of learning more about our
country, and the people in it. the cost is less
than a regular college semester
n
Greyhound Agent. 1
Presidential
candidates
nlng Chuck Nor-
representlng   the athletic
neni.' said Schir/dl.
ildt   had earlier   said  he
eking write-in candidates
eral other candidates and replied
thai he only meant senators for
board posts should come from departments related to their posts.
Schmidt is also supporting Board
on Publications write-in candidate Becky Case, an advertising
Candidates
Chuck Norolan: Senior physl-
cal education major. JI year*
old; served a* finance committee
chairman for the board onathlet-
4 things didn't get a.
lighted handball c<
Board on
Performing Arts
* »r*n'l*ooufh people ratting
t female represent!
Student Senate and tha students
need lobe more awareof women's
needs oo this campus. The Day
Care Center was a first step
toward filling those needs.
•I want to represent all women
on this campus, not Just feminists
or spe-lal Interest groups and I
would like to change,the Image of
the feminist movement on cam-
Please read this
OFFICIAL NOTICE
from the City of Fresno.
Do you have 10 neighbors who agree with you
on what your neighborhood or city needs?
Good! Have them help you get the word to City Hall.
That's what Planned Variations is all about.
Fresno is lucky1 Within the next 12 months the Federal Government
will grant 4 0 million dollars to help us lo make Fresno an even
better c.ty We're one of Ihe few US cities to get in on this
Planned Variations program.
YOU CAN HELP DECIDE I
,WHERE AND HOW THE MONEY IS USED. |
HEWNDON Avium
Planned Variations is indeed a
vtristion. Your advice n required
to help guide the use of this
Thet is why Planned
is requires active Neighborhood Councils.
There are 46 PV Census Tracts
in Fresno. They have been divided into six districts. Each district has a Neighborhood Council
ot people elected frofn
its census tracts. Representatives
from these Neighborhood Councils make up the Fresno Community Development Council
(FCDC). vvhich is your advisory
arm to the Fresno City Council.
YOU CAN BE ONE OF THESE
IMPORTANT PEOPLE.
A nomination petition is st the
I. Clip it out
it and
mail it to the City of Fresno by
May 1st. Your name will appear
on your census tract ballot. On
May 15 all neighborhoods vote
to choose 467 people to complete these existing councils.
SO, WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
city, the satisfaction
that you did something about it
snd had a say in how Federal
money is spent in Fresno. After
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IT'S SO EASY TO JOIN IN:
V CLIP THIS PETITION FORM-a»FILL IT OUT -a» SECURE SIGNATURES -»» MAIL IT BY MAY 1.1973 B
^^ Simply Mail to: CITY OF FRESNO. 2326 Fr»sno Street. Fresno. CA 93721. _J
At  Nuns PhorteNo.—_ _ .m
J      Address___ Zip PV Census Trsct No Fresno, CA     \
OFFICIAL NOMINATION PETITION - Modal Citiaj Planned Variations    NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL ELECTION
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