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Enriojuc Esgoivel Figueros
LXXVII/112    Fresno State College   Freano, California   h4oc*day. April 17, 1972
Here we go again
Bell sends decision back to court
UPI editor to join
Journalism staff
Th* vie* pre* Idem and editor
of United Press International
UPI). Roger
appointed to
J i rat bob, am Depsriment at Fresno Stake C ate ape. Hefw.il begin
hta IBsrteBf dette* to September.
Tke aseeexLBWBBt was msds by
Dr. Hareaf Haak. FSC acadamle
Tatars** la an FSC graduate
and a veteran of more than 80
y**ra of U.S. and foreign »*stgn-
rnstes   with   th*   n*ws   Sfency.
Dr. John Duke, chairman of th*
D*partm*nt of Journalism, says
Tatarlan will he an Important
addition to the faculty bscsas* of
his stronf bacluirotjnd la the field
of new* wrtttnf snd will concentrate his effort In beginning snd
advanced writing.
Also, becsaee of his world-
withUPI.hewill
of the UPI bureaus In those cities
and became the agency's general
news manager for Europe In
1988. He became managing editor
of UPI in 1958. waa elected a sic*
president in 1943 and was appointed editor tn 1945.
Tatarlan waa at th* scene of
every major diplomatic conference during hla tour of daty In
Europe. Alao. he directed coverage of other big stories including
the lifting of th* B*rllnbloelrad*,
tha 1954 winter Olympics in luly.
rational elections tn Italy. Britain
snd Francs, tha rlwngsrtan revolt
snd the Sswa crista.
Tatsxian's honors Include an
honorary Doctor of Latter a degree from W4TwSkam CoUags in
1947 and a special cttatloa by
Ohio University to 1944 for dts-
tlngteahad service Is joarasllsm.
Bv ts*ry ttoBBaterr
Collaasan Blafl BrVu.r
In a atatemeat te I
Court, Dr. David C. Bell, deanof
student affairs, haa asked tor
'clarification" of the court ds-
etsaoa which reinstated the ESP
slat* to th* toaxteat hody election
ballot.
Bell's   statement  termed  the
court's rationale "of such a varne
Legal adviser
begins work
at FSC today
FSC Sturtents now have a place
to turn to for free legal advice.
Bill Jolly, a fourth-year stttdent
st Humphrey's Colle** School of
Law in Freeno. wss hired test
Wedneaday ss Legal Advt*en»ent
Coordinator for th* ctelege. The
towsent association ts provtteng
th* state with fsxsda to operate
the position.
Jolly is available so stadents
or any other members of ihe college community for legsl advice
and coassseling. He ts not able to
five aay act**! legal service bat
can refer people to attorneys If
such service is necessary-
Jolly will be on camps** Mondays and Tuesdays from 8 a.m.
to 12 noon for consults tion. Appointments can be mads In the
student Activities Office or by
calling 487-2741.
He was selected from s field
of six applicants by a committee
iixclsxnng Woody Brooks. Student
Senat* legal committee chairman; Jos Guagliardo. chairman
of th* board of directors budget
committee; bave Collins, ASB
legislative vice president and BUI
Corcoran, assistant desn of student affairs.
Jolly graduated from Freano
City College with an AA degree.
He worked In sales and public
raiBMaana In tke Bay Area for 10
years. For the laat five rears
he hss operated his own real
•state bisalBMMs in Freeao, as
weU ss attending law school st
* Right aad doing reeeareh for a
local law firm.
Stedaat   Body   Praaldant   Phil
Sharweod said It la i
tha service will be <
y*sr tf there ia I
rutur*   .
ttoa."
In wtu
i to preclude adjXxslta
: ts proving to be one of
court overturned the decietoa te
the election committee's executive committee whichdteo**Ufl«d
the ESP ticket. The slate wss
disqualified for allegedly exceeding the maximum limit for campaign expert***.
According to Art White, chief
justice, the court will meet tomorrow to ravaatp thetr swp-
portlve arguments which they
used to ranch their decision.
■Bell want* a* to opacify the
points we used to arriving at oar
decision. I beltov* what hs wsats
IB a more elaborato state meat,
aa he seems to hav* bmbbJ oars
too brief."
BeU'a introduction tntotkw situation stems from aa appeal of
the coart deciaioa by recently
resigned election committee
chalrmaa. Gene Bote.
1 appealed the coart decision
because | felt that thelmp slat*
thetr Bxpaaaa' ac-
were rightfully
dl*ojuallfl*d. I doa*t ae* aay
reason why they stvould be reinstated,* Boni said. "The executive commltt** mads a tote ds-
r*tosteki
"Th* *lactloa* ar* not valid,
and tn fact are need If ESP la oa
the ballot.
"Whit* isb'I going to get oat of
this on I
1 dost feel it is ascasssry to
file salt yet. I'm fotng to watt
asm I see what B*n rate other*
ar* cots* to do.* he said-
•fJasxe caadBdetee, George xa-
gel ta particalar are nxlrtaf an
thtoartlee Bates** the election
I'm waitla* tor th* Bell decision
becaaae l»d rather it be deevdad
Nsgel say* ha la conatterlng sn
latoactisa hscaaes axsey eaes-
tlon*   about the election BBSS***
bee* detormlaed.
on pag* 2, col. ■
ROTC protest
set today
According   to   sa sou-war
st th* Air Scteaces BwUdta*.
CttlBjf th* raceat aacslattoa ta
the sir war te SBBShBaat Asia
sa the raaeoa tor the antl-ROTC
attitude but maintain* the poaat-
ktllty h* may file such sa Injunction.
This is tie ram te th* sir
*V, tk**** ROTC cadets ar* still
t o flgt t a war that
less Its tWrteeeth
yesr/ Strand added.
Strand ssld he ta s vetersa of
tke war, having served ta Viet-
nsm with th* US Array.
Thta   w**k Btoloaal anti-war
astra-
tcroupe  are  planmne  le-
tion* in a a
across the c
r of major cities
Villa, Rodriguez, Baxter,
Kessler speak at EOP rally
in
i EOP students
fay Alex «eaaxwraa
La Vo* Asttan Staff Brllar
•Chtc*s*o* wtu ate  rate** te Oae. RoBxatd Ssagsa's recent
tb* barrio wtthoat *jduc*Cto*-* So tetaxxh^wal of at*** EOF Iheda.
doctared   City   CoaacUmaa   Al Jteataf Co**»ellira**\llta**«^
villa, ss ha afdi assaf ae COP ipiahirs'   raiatsorm   was   FSC
rally  a*te«ac*  -   astlmalad to HnlSiil Worssaa *xaator. who
have been 188 f^eopl* - oa the iiawmssjBxM tee leedara of tea
Freeao   Stele   College caa* pen, haager striae, hat ismaia.d aa-
last Fridsy sftaraoaa. aummlttart   sa   the BOP less**,
. The rally ae* the cttaaax to a utehsf Ptadsaaara of caUfer-
teach bbs department's coars* in
Pr*s* snd World Affairs. Dr.
Duke asya Tatarlan ta w*U ac-
*xa*Ja**xl with the work of college
jovrsellam students tarotsjh his
judging in recent yesrs of th*
j*srrn*"> comp*titlon for stu-
ored by  ths H**rst
Three Chicanos win Parlier election   r^rSr.HE'-S
Bora In Freeno. Tstsrtan totsed
UPI la Its local bares* following
bis frsdtaauon from FSC Ial984.
ton stsif in 1941, sad covered tbe
United Matloaa orf^aa^-wSosal
luatoiBBta hi Ssa Fraeatsfia ta
1948.
Hs   waat   to Loadaa te  1848
aad te*4eetoteltfwlBataBMf*eT
A trio of candldBtea of Mexican descent, running under the
banner of the parlier Fact Finding Committee, da tested lacato-
bent Msyor Weldon By ram and
two other councilm*n last Tuesday.
The victors. Baltaxar Toaar,
Andrew Ben ties snd Jos P. Manas, said thetr first objective I*
to have John Martin*z named
Caste of Police.
As ail-angloclty crj*jntele*l*c-
ttoa   laat   January   te   the  tote
Patrick Carnahan aa police chief
over Martinax, tovched off the
•shade troabl* the* ha* rocked
th* tlttl* tows of Parlier ever
Mace.
In axe race for city clerk,
Cllfssrd ReenMfwas, ales sa-
daraad by the Feet inndtof Com-
D. J.