1973_05 The Daily Collegian May 1973

              JAMIS   HOLMIS
2     TH£ DAILY COLLEGIAN     Thursday, May
Watergate—not indicative of 'inherent evil
il'  t
i   I960.  It  Is widely suppose-
sndllng: one whiff of It and the
metal ls gone for Ihe whooole
•n and dogs   In
ught.  In Wtt.
duct    of    one    of    ihe   shadiest
posed- (,ray. And ludce slrlra -
Ile    forced    the   Wjtercalers   to
lives to the Republican parly and
Ihelr allegt.nre* to Hlrhardsix-
ments. htstorirally. have been
corrupt    Still,  as Churchill  r
minded us.-There'll always be
Itjly-      Michelangelo's      Slstl
rSSSEir:
COMMENTARY
pens.-    account.    And  Jeffersc
^HrEH^
^■■:::i^tlZ2 E:^v^:
HS
..f>s,-rf,„t  tit  Virginia   Does th
Improved city bus service now
offers lower fares, GSUF route
Tlsursday, May 3, 1973   THE DAILY COLL FOIAN   3
Across the nation ... •
Fresno Tja-vsit   instituted on
eludes new bus routes along Shaa
Senate
Valley Medical Cen-
I a direct connecllon
w Clovis bus line.
o CSVF  students,
turnout,' according to .Straus.
Fares have been lowered from
JO cents to 20 cents In hopes of
attracting more passengers,said
Straub. During the past four or
five years, the number of people
ir. Bul an additional sum of
10.64" was granted tor oper-
on of the Improved services.
Slraub   said   the  Shaw  line  has
The hulk of funds for Fresno
onev is supplied law th
(Continued from Pat* 1)
Union have been signed by 17
southern San Joaquin Valley
growers covering .bout 10,000
workers. A UFW official aald that
picket activity In the valley will
Increase because of the actions.
LEBANON FIGHTING
since the near civil war In 194*9,
Lebanese troops and Palestinian
guerrillas yesterday began ln
open, warfare In Beirut. The fight
is reported to have begun when
the army sought the release of
two soldiers that hsd been kidnapped by two men It Identified
CONNALLV - SalTCIIHITTKR
John Connally, former Treasury'
Secretary and governor of Texas,
announced a switch from his lifelong political affiliation with the
Democratic party to the Repub-
lergate, Conally said he made
..-ulatlon   about   his   political
HUeal or appointive,' he aald.
ENROLLMENT DOWN
Enrollment at colleges and universities across th. country »re
declining dramatically, according to a recent analysis of enrollment data by Ibe National
Education Association.
The analysis died the end of
the draft, higher fees snd tuitions,
snd students who take time out
of school to "get lh*lr heads
together*  *s   reasons   for   the
FBI CHECKS
The briefcases of top presidential .Id*. 11. R. Haldemanand
John D. Ehrllchman have been
regularly searched by FBI agents
as they enter and leave their offlc...
FBI sources said yesterday the
checks reflected Acting Director
William D. RuckelShaus' attempts
to maintain the bureau's 'Independence snd integrity.*
Ruckelshaus has stated that on
Watergate Issues, he will deal
with Ihe White House only throug.
Attorney General designate Elliot
1.. Richardson or th* President s
LETTERS   TO   THE   EDITOR
Parking fine increase i.,..s., . rare ji-.u. ruMn-
.nsr-eni was thai the     Answers Holm
fSwQES
SatfS
**"-°       .. .a,, Norr.-**      *£ **"Z   oAKluPy,    JuW73   BB*0,oA*
G-s*'B'
eRU'
lOlsIs
A»s) b       Bf,0l0Als
For inlormanon ,n
Spartsan \
J   IVavelaMart     ■
■ CSUSJ   Student Union \
211 S. 9th Street. San Jose. CA
o «'?b8
IO *76°
40   *"1C
NO. ->3°C
408-287-2070
o *3-°
,0 *3?C 3,
*33A 7*
tsio.*:^   nTc       OA*
-Kl»p°
"Fa       OA""'8-!:,     As*8       BRsJlOAX-
OA^J^-JBOSSEV.S
lOAX-
PAS!
_ OA*U
iA.ev.t-
^-S^5"*
->*" .^-**••£!
. i   3SS-—'     «a"*"n
Hewsnighf tonight on KFSR
:^<nix\ioZiZ^
llllil
\Z\mVk\ and Z'Zlo sta"
Z'Z*"' '""'""''"csvl s""
'THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
i.ary Feniande- and (he sports
hp.c.vvd.n'r^imi„'.,.orv-..'"i.'.'.'
(out of Ihe CSl-F athletic depart-
tt.m   «...  ..b.c.l.U.n. 1*J ..mr.
K.I  c.regon.   Dirk   Francis  and
...n"^J»^s*.^i^w.ft
i?~i'.?s=s
Accessories
Handlebar Tape w/pluca
Brak. Sah-ty leven
Esgee Rear Book Rack
-MAY SPECIALS
it Case rfartjanad Chain
$  1.2S
.50
4.00
2.50
4.00
2.50
2.50
1.50
3.00
2.50
atlon of powers was judKed lo bt
legal by the legal staff of th.
Chancellor's  Office.     However
would veto the first draft hecaus.
complet.
.1
•whs H..XI.
Bolen and  Brooks have Indl-
far from complete but they are
hoping to be done before July.
Three positions on the Board
on Publications also were filled.
George Wada, formerly .student
senator and voting member ofthe
board, was appointed as a nonvoting member.
Fllllr. vacancies as voting
members are Senators Linda Hl-
ga.hl and Lloyd J*ns*n.
WithTWA
it pays to be young.
Armed with just a pack on your
, back and a TWA Youth Passport* in
your hand, vou can see a lot more of
the U.S. for a lot less with TWA.
I \v\v are some ways we help.
Overnite Pass*
TWA's leivifk* new
money stiver. It nets
^       you guaranteed student
dormitory accommoda-   i
tions (at the least) with    j
out advance reservations
in 40 cities in the U.S.A.,
Canada and Mexico for
only $5.25 a night!
Bonus Coupon Books.
lake your TWA Youth Passport
and boarding pass to any TWA Ticket
s----5---^0fFice in New York, Boston,
COUPONS Philadelphia or Washington.
i^s-j^jj^sYou'll get a book of bonus
l"^-*! coupons good for 50%off
! coupon! things and absolutely free
:^a**-.a»-il things like a dinner at the
Spaghetti Emporium in
Boston, free admission to a
flea market in Philadelphia
and lots, lots more. Like
we said, with TWA it pays
to be young. For all the
details write: TWA-1T
PAYS TO BE YOUNG, Box 25, Grand
Central Station, New York, N.Y. 10017.
BONUS
|.COUPON;|
BOOKS