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Jim Scoff enters race _
Mayor candidate wants end to taxes, HUD
s  a  «hoaa.*  He aald  the
il    government    Is   really everybody   happy   and   protects
apt and there Is no money their taxee.*
a away Local politicians deserve lo be
venue   sharing   Is  an  ap- •tsTrearn out' because of Ihe-mis -
r.   like   giving   a   baby  a 'management * of the clly bus lines
.* Scott said. that left the city $1 million lnthe
ling   himself a libertarian red.   aald   Scolt.  He  criticized
patriot. Scott said he be- Mayor Wills for his pari in Ihe
InThomasJefierson'sthe- problem   and  said  Wills  is not
Hal   "Ihe  government   tha, qualified to be mayor.
ns   the   least    governs the Srotl   said that  his reputation*
is not pay the following      he quit the *i
come, telephone, utility,employer, gas snd personal property.
Scott Is awaiting trial on June
26 for alleged willful failure to
file income tax returns for i960
and 1970. He readily admits ha
haa not paid federal Income taxes
for   the   past   three  years  and
rested by the internal Revenue
Service for not filing his tax returns onatotallncomeof$23.000.
Scott said he Is optimistic about
sala.)  if he It
altar two years because It waa
•mostly talk.* The group la primarily concerned with book reviews and fllroa. said Scott.
His lone Uat of political Involvement includes: chairman of
the Pay Aa Yea Co Schools Committee, which sought lo defeat a
JI. 5 million bond Issue to finance
clasaroom construction; vice
chairman of theSupport Your Local Police program; chairman of
the Committee to Unseat Slak;
chairman of citizens United to
Repeal Freano City Utility Tax;
member of the CtttzansCommlt-
tee Agalnat Monopoly, which tried
to force tha McClatchy newspa-
In December
the national Tax Rebellion Com-
collapse" "before people
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' suspicion of carrying ci
IRS tai lien seizure forms. The ""•'*-•
t'S Attorney said he dropped the Scott's name haa appeared recharges because ihe evidence was .pestedly on ballots tor various
obtained during a skylark search elections. He hss entered the
ami probably would not be allowed political arena lo oppose Rep.
lo Ise used In court. Bernle Slsk, run for s post on the
A former section leader In Ihe clly school board and try for a
Building improvements
for handicapped approved
e for remodeling
i.td)    entered plea., o
bring  ready  to re.tit^puttltrall.
John Mil. hell   personally ap
proved   plan..   a.Kf  expenses for
;uills pleas prior tot
all but eliminated ar-
l.os Annates) yesterday charged
that more lhan2.000Callfornlans
whose income-, fell between $20,-
000  and  SI   million paid no In-
i'-......My is Involved with Protect Loophole, an organization of
volunteer siudenls studying state
• and Installing several
ri ihe Itoanl Is directing
of  Ihe  Stud
Knowles. are . ..re parking lots
far handlrapped students, special
pathways connecting the main
buildings, more automatic doors
and elevators In Ihe College
Union,   bookstore and  Business
budget of $7,8 SO, t
SI.500 from Ihe 1972 budget.
Major deletions were$1000for
'fill.-Kian, published
mer session The largest Hem
on the budget Is $2,500 lo cover
the operation ot the gymnaalum
and swimming pool.
All summer session students
pay a $2 ASB fee.
Finally, by allowing the Child
Day Care Canter to apply for
federal and atale funda for the
fiscal year 1973-74, the board
approved the continuation of the
Applications for ASB
positions still available
r 197 3 - 74 student body
i   with   the   Student
y Thur
day at 4 p.m. Applications
art available In the Student
Activities Ofrice on Ihe second floor of the New Administration Building. .
Positions to be filled In
the April 30 General Election are Associated Student
Body President. Administrative Vice president, Legislative Vice President, six
at-large senate posts and
four senate posts representing various senate boards.
TO ..•- eligible candidates
G.P.A.
Report-no evidence of chlordane in rabbit deaths
Staff Writer
erlnary Laboratory Services has
found no conclusive evidence that
would implicate chlordane aa the
cause of death for 20 to 30 rabbits found dead last month In
CStJF vineyards.
The   report  did  Indicate   that
the rabbits may have died from
vineyards north of the campus. aa  the responsible agent I
Dr.  Cua Lucas, s pathologist rabbits' deaths, although 'a
at Ihe FreanoLlvestockandPoul- known     chlorlnal
try   Laboratory,  explained  that similar to chlordane* was found
normal bacteria found In all am- in the rabbits.
mala 'have the capacity to pro- The report did say lhat only 14
The
exceas of toxic substances In tha
blood.
The dead rabbits ware found
following an aerial application of
chlordane to control an Infests-
I and bud beetles.
sprayed  by
These toxins, according I
Lucaa, are produced by bac
but generally ln small a
amounts which would not
death. Tbe  report  from  the Bureau
•But,' he said, "due to a mel- of Chemistry showed that no lead
abollc change* which could be arsenic, organo-phosphate ordl-
caused by overeating, for In- eldren was reapoosblle tor the
stance,   'the   resulting   buildup     deaths.    The report also ellrol-
waa not the causal factor leading
lo the death of the rabbits."
Dr. DanaM J. Burdlck, professor of biology at CSUF, has
alao been working with the Agriculture Department to determine
toxemia  (Intestinal  toxins) and Dr. O. 1, 1
(cauae) death. School of Agricultural Scleo
The   iwport effectively  ruled said. 'Although it ls dlfflcii
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